Recognized by the Dalai Lama, but disappeared in 1995. Considered by many Tibetans to be the legitimate incarnation.

Enthroned at a young age, but tragically died before his tenth birthday, leading to a period of regents.

His life was relatively brief, and his influence was limited due to the dominant role of regents at the time.

Died as a young boy, interrupting his ability to influence the lineage significantly.

Died at a young age (21), during a period of political instability overseen by regents.

Died at 20. His reign was marked by the increasing influence of foreign powers in Tibet.

Ruled for a brief period before his early death (18), continuing the trend of young Dalai Lamas passing away early.