- Gar
Tsenba (Tibetan: མགར་བཙན་བ, Wylie: mgar
btsan ba, ? – ?), also
known as Gar
Trintsan Tsangtong (Tibetan: མགར་འབྲིང་རྩན་རྩང་སྟོང, Wylie: mgar 'bring...
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defeated by
Tibetan generals, the
brothers Gar
Trinring Tsendro (論欽陵) and Gar
Tsenba (論贊婆). As a result, she
demoted Wang to
commoner rank and Lou to a low-level...
- king
Tridu Songtsen, he
surrendered to
China together with his
uncle Gar
Tsenba. Later, he
served as a
famous general of China. (in Chinese)New Book of...
- Lon
Trinring (Wylie: blon khri 'bring) and Lùn Qīnlíng (Chinese: 論欽陵) Gar
Tsenba (Wylie: mgar btsan-ba) Gar Tagu
Risum (Wylie: mgar sta gu ri sum) Gar Tsenyen...
- (論弓仁) by Chinese) fled to
China together with one of his brothers, Gar
Tsenba (མགར་བཙན་པ). (in
English and
Standard Tibetan)Old
Tibetan Chronicle, P.T...
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further then as an
emissary to Tufan. Lou met with Trinring's
brother Gar
Tsenba ("Lun Zanpo" (論贊婆) in Chinese) and was able to
enter into a
peace agreement...
-
siege in 700, in
order to
vanquish Tibetan troops led by the
traitor Gar
Tsenba, but was
utterly beaten by
Chinese general Tang Xiujing. He lost his two...
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Trinring in battle, and
Trinring committed suicide. Trinring's
brother Gar
Tsenba (Chinese: 論贊婆) and Trinring's son Lun
Gongren (Chinese: 論弓仁) surrendered...
- they were
defeated by Gar
Trinring Tsendro and Trinring's
brother Gar
Tsenba ("Lun Zanpo" (論贊婆) in Chinese). Lou was demoted,
while Wang was reduced...
