ཤོག་བུ། shog bu
Headword |
ཤོག་བུ། shog bu |
Translation |
sheet of paper, paper |
Description |
Ink and paper are said to be belong to the stipend of the clergy during the Imperial period in Tibet. A chos dpon (“Dharma-Matser”) is said to receive: shog bu deb bcu bzhi | snag tsha yug gsum |. And each of the twenty-five meditators in mChims-phu (mchims phu’i sgom chen nyi shu rtsa lnga) received: shog deb gnyis re | snag tsha yug re. See the g.Yu’i phreng ba (vol. 1, p. 314–315). For details on paper-making, see by dKon-mchog-bstan-’dzin, ’Phrin-las-rgyal-mtshan & Padma-g.yu-sgron, Lag shes kun ’dus (pp. 235–250). |
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