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| − | Historical {{Wiki|legends}} about "Sheboye" have it that its first leader, [[Nyatri]] Tsampo, also forefather of the [[Tubo]] {{Wiki|kingdom}}, came from [[heaven]]. [[Nyatri]] Tsampo descended upon a mountaintop called [[Sacred Mountain]] [[Yalashangbo]], where he was greeted by a group of [[Tibetans]]. [[Rejoicing]] in their [[good fortune]], these [[people]] raised him upon their shoulders and carried him off to be their [[ruler]].
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| − | And thus he became known as [[Nyatri]] Tsampo, which means Neck-Enthroned [[King]] in [[Tibetan]]. Records from the [[Bon religion]] upheld the [[belief]] that [[Nyatri]] Tsampo migrated from Bormi to Qoingye, and later became the leader of the tribe. As he was from Bormi, hence the [[name]] of the tribe he took control of was called "Sheboye" (Chabeicetanpingcho: [[Tibetan History]], [[Tibetan]] [[Ancient]] [[Books]] Publishing, 1989).
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| − | In the time of [[Nyatri]] Tsampo, the Palace of Yongbo [[Lhakang]] was established in the deep valley of the [[Yarlung River]], which showed that, at that time, [[relative]] advanced {{Wiki|agriculture}} and [[animal]] husbandry had developed there. Later, Zhigum Tsampo succeeded [[Nyatri]] Tsampo, but Armodaze, the chief of a sub-tribe, later killed him during tribal struggles. The two sons of Zhigum Tsampo were expelled to Gongbo. One son, Nyaqi, later became the [[king]] of Gongbo. The other, Shaqi, raised an {{Wiki|army}} and took revenge on Armodaze, capturing the [[throne]] and changing his title to Pude Gumgya. He also built a mausoleum for his father and [[constructed]] the castle of Qoingye, which was called Qoinwadaze.
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