“The Flowing River” (Chumo Lashar Mardro) is a boedra song and dance that is performed in all kinds of events around the country. In this video, a group of women sings this song at the competition grounds of Chungkha village’s annual archery contest. The archers join the dancers to entertain themselves as they wait for their turn to play. The lyrics to the song speak about Guru Rinpoche and his entourage. It portrays Guru Rinpoche as a central figure, with his Tibetan consort Yeshe Tsogyel to the left, and his Indian consort Mandarawa to the right. In some rare paintings, Guru Rinpoche is depicted with five consorts—besides Yéshé Tsogyel and Mandarawa, consorts from Bhutan, China, and Nepal are also included.