Fully funded by the Fourth Deqin Jamo Tenzin Geng Teng Sambu Rinpoche, the calligrapher Geng Teng Raj used liquid gold as raw material to write the “Lam rim chen mo” and “Sngags rim chen mo” by hand and combined them into a book. The book measured 80 centimeters long, 30 centimeters wide and 49 centimeters thick, totaling 999 pages. Verified by the WRCA, the book has been confirmed as the “Largest handwritten gold book (individual)”.
Fully funded by the Fourth Deqin Jamo Tenzin Geng Teng Sambu Rinpoche, the calligrapher Geng Teng Raj used liquid gold as raw material to write the “Lam rim chen mo” and “Sngags rim chen mo” by hand and combined them into a book. The book measured 80 centimeters long, 30 centimeters wide and 49 centimeters thick, totaling 999 pages. Verified by the WRCA, the book has been confirmed as the “Largest handwritten gold book (individual)”.
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