Commentaries written by Luvsanjambaa-lama, a representative of Mongolian lamas and author of the book on veneration of the teacher in Tibet

Luvsanjambaa is one of the Mongolian lamas (monks) who wrote numerous books and works in the Tibetan language. He was a disciple of Dalai Gyunei Khuree, who lived from the latter half of the 19th century to the early 20th century. He wrote his books for the VIII Bogd Agwaanluvsanchoyjinyamadanziwangchug, Bigchusumadi, Pandita Lama Luvsanchimed-dorj, Namjalsodnom-wangchug, Dagva-luvsan, Tsorj Lama Luvsantseveen-ravdan of the Western Monastery (Shangk monastery located in the Khar-khorin sum district of the Uvurkhangai province in modern Mongolia), revering them as teachers. Among the books and works of these highly respected lamas, the works of the VIII Bogd Agwaanluvsanchoyjinyamadanziwangchug, Pandita Lama Luvsanchimed-dorj and Namjalsodnom-wangchug, Tsorj Lama Luvsantseveen-ravdan of the Western Monastery have entered the circulation of contemporary scientific research. Thus, this study has shown the necessity of seeking the biographies and books of other Mongolian lamas. At the same time, the content of his books indicates that Luvsanjambaa was a person with the talent to write books and the ability to teach. It is also evident that the books of Luvsan-jambaa-Lama, written in the Tibetan language, are valuable material for the history of Mongolian religion, the study of religious rituals, and Mongolian historical literature written in Tibetan.