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Chronological Order of Sakya Trizins YOB -
Built the 1st Sakya monastery in 1073
Personal tutor of Sachen Kunga Nyingpa.
His blood-line still continue to this present time.
Son of Khon Konchog Gyalpo (1st Sakya Trizin)
Son of Sachen Kunga Nyingpo (3rd Sakya Trizin)
Son of Sachen Kunga Nyingpo (3rd Sakya Trizin);
he was invited to Mongolia but declined due to age.
Nephew of Jetsun Dragpa Gyaltsen (5th Sakya Trizin)
(He accepted the invitation by Godon Khan,
Genghis Khan's grandson, to teach in Mongolia)
Nephew of Sakya Pandita (6th Sakya Trizin)
(was Kawa Palstek one of the 25 disciples of Guru Rinpoche; was Santo Ripa).
He was invited by Kublai Khan, grandson of Genghis Khan, to teach in Mongolia.
8. Chung Rinchen Gyaltsen 1238 - 1279
9. Dharmapalarakshita 1268 - 1287
Nephew of Chogyal Phagpa; was later invited by Kublai Khan but he passed away
before reaching Mongolia)
10. Sharpa Jamyang Chenpo 1258 - 1306
(from the Sharchen Luding Lhabrang,
he stood-in as throne-holder
as Zangpopa was not yet officially recognised)
11. Zangpopa 1262 - 1324
Son of step-brother of Chogyal Phagpa
(Kublai Khan offered his sister, Princess Mudakhem, to him in marraige
in order to preserve the historical lineage. They had one son.)
(Trishi Kunga Lodro Gyaltshen (1299 1327),
Sakya Pandita's brother's eldest grandson
established 4 Sakya Palaces: Zhithog (Z),
Rinchen Gang (R), Lhakhang (K) , and Ducho (D).)
12. Khetshun Chenpo (Z) 1305 - 1343
13. Jamyang Dodyod Gyaltshen (R) 1310 - 1344
14. Dampa Sonam Gyaltshen (R) 1312 - 1375
15. Lodro Gyaltshen (L) 1332 - 1364
16. Kunga Rinchen (Z) 1339 - 1399
17. Lodro Gyaltshen (Z) 1366 -1420
18. Jamyang Namkha Gyaltshan (R) 1398 - 1472
19. Kunga Wangchuk (L) 1418 - 1462
20. Dagchen Gyagar Sherab Gyaltshen (R) 1436 - 1494
21. Dagchen Lodro Gyaltshen (R) 1444 - 1495
22. Jampai' Dorje Kunga Sonam (D) 1485 - 1533
Only Ducho podrang remains.
23. Kunga Rinchen 1517 - 1584
24. Jamyang Sonam Sangpo 1559 - 1621
25. Lodro Gyaltshen 1563 - 1617
26. Ngawang Kunga Wangyal 1592 - 1620
27. Jamgon Lamshab Kunga Sonam 1597 -1659
28. Jamgon Sonam Wangchuk 1638 - 1685
29. Jamgon Kunga Tashi 1656 - 1711
30. Jamyang Sonam Rinchen 1705 - 1741
31. Sachen Kunga Lodro 1729 - 1783
32. Jamgon Wangdue Nyingpo 1763 - 1809
He had 2 sons.
33. Pema Dhondup Wangchuk (DD) 1792 - 1853
Elder son of Jamgon Wangdue Nyingpo;
he founded the Drolma (DD) Phunpal Podrang.
34. Jamgon Dorje Rinchen (P) 1819 - 1867
Younger son of Jamgon Wangdue Nyingpo;
he founded the Phuntsok Podrang (P).
35. Thegchen Tashi Rinchen (DD) 1824 - 1865
36. Ngawang Kunga Sonam (P) 1842 - 1882
37. Kunga Nyingpo Samphel Norbu (DD) 1850 - 1899
38. Dagshul Trinley Rinchen (P) 1855 - 1919
39. Dagshul Trinley Rinchen (DD) 1871 - 1936
His Holiness Sakya Trizin's grandfather.
40. Ngawang Thuptob Wangchuk (P) 1900 - 1950
His Holiness Jigdral Dagchen Rinpoche's father.
41. Ngawang Kunga Thegchen Palbar (DD) 1945 -
Trinley Samphel Wangi Gyalpo (Drolma)
(Recognised as incarnations of his own grandfather
as well as Apang terton (1898-1945), who was one
of the miraculous son of terton Dudjom Lingpa (1835 - 1904).
His Holiness is also considered as emanations
of both Manjushri and Virupa (originator of Lamdre teachings).
Notes:
ORIGIN OF SAKYA PODRANGS: DROLMA PODRANG AND PHUNSTOK PODRANG
Tishri Kunga Lodrö Gyaltsen (1299-1327), eldest grandson of Sakya Pandita's brother, established four palaces (podrang): Zhithog, Rinchen Gang, Lhakhang, and Ducho. Only the Ducho Palace remains.
According to Jetsun Chime-la (His Holiness' sister), the Ducho Palace was sub-divided into two 'cousin' palaces known as the Drolma Punphal Podrang and Phuntsok Podrang. The Drolma Podrang was established by Sakya Trizin Jamgon Wangdue Nyingpo's elder son, Pema Dhondup Wangchuk, while the Phunstok Podrang was established by his younger son, Kunga Rinchen. The leadership in the Khon Family has then traditionally alternated between the Drolma and Phuntsok Podrangs. The present Sakya throneholder is H.H. Sakya Trizin from the Drolma Podrang at Rajpur, India. While H.H. Jigdral Dagchen Gongma Rinpoche is the current head of Phunstok Podrang, based in Seattle, Washington. | 
Sakya Trizins