ʼOd gsal lha las grol baʼi Skam tshang Sbra tshang gi gdung rabs lo rgyus rags bsdus u dum wa raʼi tshal chen zhes bya ba bzhugs so

Brief history of the Skam (a.k.a. Kam) family lineage, a prominent Tibetan family in the Hor Bachen (Tib. Sbra-chen) district of Nakchu (Tib. Nag-chu), Tibet Autonomous Region, which traces its origins to the early Sgo clan and which propagated the Gshen teachings of the Tibetan Bonpo (Tib. Bon-po) religion; includes biographical information on its lineage masters, their service as chaplains (dbu-bla) to royal houses in Khams, and the monasteries where they served as abbots.