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According to her biographer Samten Lingpa, she was born a princess in Zahor in northern India.[4] She renounced her royal birthright at an early age in order to practice the Dharma. Mandarava is known as being highly educated at a very young age,[5] a rare accomplishment for a woman at that time. She was the primary student of Yeshe Tsogyal.[citation needed] Mandarava's devotion led her to bring at least 800 women, including her entire personal retinue, to the path of the Dharma, all before meeting her teacher, Padmasambhava.[6]