 Despite the different emphases of these three texts, Gorampa’s general presentation of Madhyamaka remains consistent throughout his writings. This is especially striking when compared to Gorampa’s rough contemporaries, including Tsongkhapa and Śākya Chokden, whose views evolved over the course of their careers. The relative stability of Gorampa’s views over his lifetime is one reason why he is held in such high regard among proponents of the Sakya tradition.