Gyeltshen
Gyeltshen (also: Gyaltshen, Gyaltsen ; tib . : rgyal mtshan ; THDL : Gyeltsen , PRCh transcription : Gyaincain ; victory banner ) is a frequently used component of Tibetan names .
Well-known namesake
- Chencho Gyeltshen (* 1996), Bhutanese soccer player
- Dawa Gyeltshen (* 1986), Bhutanese soccer player
- Dölpopa Sherab Gyeltshen (1292–1361), Lama of Tibetan Buddhism and philosopher
- Dragpa Gyeltshen (Sakyapa) (1147-1216), 5. Sakya Thridzin
- Dragpa Gyeltshen (translator) (Sanskrit Kīrtidhvaja ; around 1285 – after 1378)
- Dragpa Gyeltshen (abbot) (1293-1360), abbot of the Densa Thil monastery
- Dragpa Gyeltshen (Phagmodrupa) (1374-1432?)
- Dragpa Gyeltshen (Zimkhang Gongma) (1619–1656), 4th representative of the Zimkhang Gongma incarnation line of Drepung Monastery
- Jampel Namdröl Chökyi Gyeltshen (1933–2012), 9. Jebtsundamba Khutukhtu
- Kinga Gyeltshen (* 1992), Bhutanese soccer player
- Lobsang Chökyi Gyeltshen (1570–1662), Tibetan Buddhist, Penchen Lama
- Lobsang Tenpe Gyeltshen (1635–1723), 1st Khalkha Jetsün Dampa, see Dsanabadsar
- Lobsang Tenpe Gyeltshen (6th Jebtsundamba Khutukhtu) (1843–1849), religious leader of Mongolian Buddhism, 6th Jebtsundamba Khutukhtu
- Ngawang Lobsang Tenpe Gyeltshen (Lamo Rinpoche) (1660–1728), clergyman of the Gelug school
- Ngawang Lobsang Tenpe Gyeltshen (Changlung Pandita) (1770–1845), clergyman of the Gelug School
- Ngawang Lobsang Tenpe Gyeltshen (Tshemönling Hutuktu) (1864–1919 or 1920), clergyman of the Gelug School and ruler of Tibet
- Nyammed Sherab Gyeltshen (1356–1415), Lama of the Bon religion and founder of Menri Monastery
- Penchen Chökyi Gyeltshen (1938–1989), 10th Penchen Lama
- Rinchen Gyeltshen (Imperial Teacher, 1238) (1238–1279), 2nd Imperial Teacher of the Yuan Dynasty (Mongols)
- Rinchen Gyeltshen (Imperial Teacher, 1257) (1257–1305), 6th Imperial Teacher of the Yuan Dynasty (Mongols)
- Sakya Pandita Künga Gyeltshen (1182–1251), 6. Sakya Thridzin
- Se Chilbupa Chökyi Gyeltshen (1121–1189), Tibetan clergyman
- Shalu Lochen Legpa Gyeltshen (1375–1450), 4th Ganden Thripa
- Sharchen Yeshe Gyeltshen († 1406), clergyman of the Sakya school
- Situ Chökyi Gyeltshen (1377-1448), 1st Tai Situpa
- Tashi Gyeltshen (* 1977), Bhutanese filmmaker and journalist
- Thrinle Lhündrub Chökyi Gyeltshen (1938–1989), Tibetan Buddhist, Penchen Lama
- Tshewang Gyeltshen , Bhutanese soccer player
- Yeshey Gyeltshen (* 1983), Bhutanese soccer player
- Yongdzin Pandita Yeshe Gyeltshen (1713–1793), clergyman from the Gelug school
- Gyeltshen Norbu (* 1990), the 11th Penchen Lama recognized by the Chinese government