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===Content Description===
:"The next four volumes of ''The Treasury of Precious Instructions'' (volumes 7 to 10) focus on teachings from the Kagyu tradition of Marpa the translator (1012–1097)—Kongtrul’s primary affiliation, at least at that stage of his life—with its numerous schools and subschools. In the Vajrayāna context, the Kagyu teachings have a dual emphasis on the path of skillful method (Tib. ''thabs lam''), epitomized by the Six Dharmas of Nāropa, and the path of freedom (Tib. ''grol lam''), that is, the teachings on Mahāmudrā. Kongtrul states:
::In the section concerning the fourth system, that of the Kagyü School of the powerful master Marpa, the common teachings include the fundamental source of the Mahamudra approach—the glorious ''Tantra of the Uncorrupted State''—as well as commentaries authored by Saraha, Shavaripa, Tilopa, Naropa, Maitripa, Marpa, Milarepa, and Gampopa.
::The uncommon teachings include the authentic texts that are the primary source for the Six Yogas, as well as the vajra verses of the intimate oral lineage, the smaller and larger original texts, and the three cycles of Tilopa’s, Naropa’s, and Marpa’s clarifications of the intimate oral lineage. This section also includes the empowerment for the masculine and feminine aspects of the glorious Chakrasamvara mandala according to the tradition of the intimate oral lineage. The fundamental advice and instructions included are the three treatments of the intimate oral lineage (the extensive, middle-length, and abridged), the nine doctrines of the “disembodied ''dakinis''” by Rechungpa, and the “four rolled scrolls” of Tsurtön’s intimate oral lineage. This section contains instructions—primarily those concerning Mahamudra and the Six Yogas—from the individual subschools of the Dakpo Kagyü tradition, the four major ones being the primary one associated with the monastic seat of Dakpo, the Tsalpa of Guru Zhang, the Karma Kamtsang (with its branches of Zurmang and Nedo), and the Pakmo Drupa. Of the eight minor branches of the Pakmo Drupa Kagyü, the section contains teachings from the Drigung, Taklung, Throphu, and Lingré Kagyü (also known as the glorious Drukpa School, with its three subdivisions of upper, lower, and middle). There are also works by Yang-gönpa and Barawa.
::In addition, the section includes a ritual to honor the gurus of the Kagyü School in general, and transmissions concerning the protective deities of these teachings—the Four-Armed Mahakala and the goddess Dhumavati. <ref>That which is “corruptible” (Tib. zag bcas) is anything that produces, or is produced by, afflictive mental states and is thus subject to degeneration and productive of suffering as its result.</ref>
*Source: Richard Barron, ''The Catalog of the Treasury of Precious Instructions'', pp. xviii-xix.

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===Marpa Kagyu Volume One===
<div class="volcover">[[Image: DNZ_Volume_7_Shechen_Tsadra.pdf|600px|link=Gdams_ngag_mdzod_Shechen_Printing/Volume_7]]</div>
*[[Gdams_ngag_mdzod_Shechen_Printing/Volume_7|See the full volume page for detailed cataloging information]]
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====Volume 7 Karchag====
{{:Tibetan:དཀར་ཆག་པོད་བདུན་པ་}}

===Marpa Kagyu Volume Two===
<div class="volcover">[[Image: DNZ_Volume_8_Shechen_Tsadra.pdf|600px|link=Gdams_ngag_mdzod_Shechen_Printing/Volume_8]]</div>
*[[Gdams_ngag_mdzod_Shechen_Printing/Volume_8|See the full volume page for detailed cataloging information]]
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====Volume 8 Karchag====
{{:Tibetan:དཀར་ཆག་པོད་བརྒྱད་པ་}}

===Marpa Kagyu Volume Three===
<div class="volcover">[[Image: DNZ_Volume_9_Shechen_Tsadra.pdf|600px|link=Gdams_ngag_mdzod_Shechen_Printing/Volume_9]]</div>
*[[Gdams_ngag_mdzod_Shechen_Printing/Volume_9|See the full volume page for detailed cataloging information]]
{{:Gdams_ngag_mdzod_Shechen_Printing/Volume_9}}
====Volume 9 Karchag====
{{:Tibetan:དཀར་ཆག་པོད་དགུ་པ་}}

===Marpa Kagyu Volume Four===
<div class="volcover">[[Image: DNZ_Volume_10_Shechen_Tsadra.pdf|600px|link=Gdams_ngag_mdzod_Shechen_Printing/Volume_10]]</div>
*[[Gdams_ngag_mdzod_Shechen_Printing/Volume_10|See the full volume page for detailed cataloging information]]
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====Volume 9 Karchag====
{{:Tibetan:དཀར་ཆག་པོད་བཅུ་་པ་}}
====Footnotes====
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