Kong-smad rig ʾdzin dgaʾ tshal E-waṃ Bde-chen-chos-ʾkhor-gling dgon gyi Zangs-mdog-dpal-riʾi Pho-brang gi lo rgyus dad gsum ʾdren paʾi shing rta zhes bya ba bzhugs so

Brief history of the Tibetan Buddhist temple Zangs mdog dpal riʾi pho brang (a.k.a. The Palace of the Copper-Colored Mountain), located in Nying-khri (a.k.a. Nying-khri ; Nyingtri ; Linzhi Diqu) in southeastern Tibet and its reconstruction starting in 1982. The piligrimage site is associated with Padmasambhava and the Nyingma sect, in particular with Bdud-ʾjoms (Dudjom) Rinpoche.