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Kudung (Tib. སྐུ་གདུང་, Wyl. sku gdung) refers to the sacred body of a great master who has passed away, or to their relics, such as ringsel, or a stupa housing relics.

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	'''Kudung''' ([[Wyl.]] ''sku gdung'') refers to the sacred body of a great master who has passed away, or to their relics, such as ''[[ringsel]]'', or a [[stupa]] housing relics.		'''Kudung''' (Tib. སྐུ་གདུང་, Wyl. ''sku gdung'') refers to the sacred body of a great master who has passed away, or to their relics, such as ''[[ringsel]]'', or a [[stupa]] housing relics.

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