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

The only non-Tibetan Dalai Lama, born in Mongolia as the great-grandson of Altan Khan.

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

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

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

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

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

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

A controversial figure who rejected monastic vows and was known for his love of poetry, wine, and women.