Traditions of the Two Chariots
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theg chen gyi slob dpon shing rta gnyis - two Promulgators/chariots who were masters of the greater vehicle/ mahayana [IW]
theg chen gyi slob dpon shing rta gnyis - the two charioteer masters of Mahayana. Nagarjuna and Asanga; two promulgators who were masters of the greater vehicle [RY]
dbu ma shing rta gnyis - the two chariots of Madhyamaka, Nagarjuna and Asanga [IW]
dbu ma shing rta gnyis - the 2 chariots of Madhyamaka, Nagarjuna and Asanga [RY]
shing rta gnyis - Nagarjuna and Asanga (dbu sems kyi shing rta'i srol 'byed klu sgrub dang, thogs me do [IW]
shing rta gnyis - Traditions of the Two Chariots [RY]
shing rta gnyis kyi gzhung lugs - the Scriptural traditions of the Two Charioteers: Nagarjuna and Asanga [RY]
shing rta gnyis kyi lugs mchog - the eminent systems of the Two Charioteers: Nagarjuna and Asanga [RY]