เครื่องหมายเลขใบ 3a

Main text, first physical line, following the opening ornament.

The linking character(s) after སྙིང་རྗེ are unresolved; the OCR's སྙིང་རྗེར is not silently regularized. The final genitive construction continues into L2. No missing preceding context is reconstructed.

Main text, second physical line.

མྱངས, འཆིང་བ and སྨྱུ་གུ are visual readings replacing noisy OCR. The Tibetan does not state a personal name or gender here; pronouns in the translations are grammatical conveniences. The ending continues into L3.

Main text, third physical line.

The word after མིག and the phrase between སྣང་ཞེན་དང and སྒྲུབ་པའི remain unresolved. Accordingly, the first clause is only partially translated, with its incomplete syntax retained. The damaged area around འཇིག་རྟེན was checked against the OCR. The final word is read བོགས, continuing as བོགས་བཏོན in L4, rather than the OCR's སོགས.

Main text, fourth physical line.

The final qualification of the lineage/blessings is unresolved. Visible མཐའ and མེད་པའི are retained, but their intervening syntax is not reconstructed or assigned a complete translation. བཀའ་བབས is rendered provisionally as 'transmission descended'; its precise technical force requires contextual review. The final noun continues into L5.

Main text, fifth physical line.

The initial genitive refers back to བྱིན་རླབས in L4. རྣ་བར corrects the OCR's collapsed syllables. གསུང་སྒྲོས is retained as read and translated 'sayings'; this lexical reading merits specialist checking. The final verb continues into L6.

Main text, sixth and bottom physical line, including the final right-edge fragment.

སྤུ་ལོང, ངང་ནས and ངན་སོང are visual corrections of the noisy OCR. The final phrase is read provisionally as ཕོ་ཉའི་ལམ, literally 'messenger's path'; its specialized meaning is not inferred. The page ends after ཟིན; no missing continuation or terminal sentence punctuation is supplied.

Upper left inside the main text frame, before L1.

Conventional Unicode representation of the visible ornament; its precise ornamental component sequence is not certain.

Narrow left margin compartment, upper character.

A single Tibetan-looking character or siglum is visible. The OCR proposes ཀ, but the glyph is not securely resolved; no alphabetic or numerical value is assigned.

Narrow left margin compartment, vertically arranged lower caption.

Read as the folio word 'three', with vertically arranged components. Its placement supports the separate upper-right label 3a but does not itself specify recto.

Outside the frame at upper left.

Non-Tibetan annotation, transcribed in the translation fields. Its cataloguing or pagination function is unknown. Editor: Visible non-Tibetan page annotation retained verbatim in the source column; it is not Tibetan running text.

Outside the frame at upper right.

Non-Tibetan label, visibly legible. It is not part of the Tibetan running text. Editor: Visible non-Tibetan page annotation retained verbatim in the source column; it is not Tibetan running text.