Jamgon Mipham (March 16, 1846 – May 2, 1912) was a renowned Tibetan scholar, philosopher, and tertön (treasure revealer) born in the Derge region of Eastern Tibet. A highly influential figure in Tibetan Buddhism, he was known for his extensive teachings and profound insights into Buddhist philosophy, psychology, and practice. Mipham’s work has had a lasting impact on Tibetan spiritual traditions and scholarship.