IIIFカラー高解像度
国立情報学研究所 - ディジタル・シルクロード・プロジェクト
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| Peking to Lhasa : vol.1 | |
| 北京からラサへ : vol.1 |
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引用情報
92 PEKING TO LHASA
Province, but the then governor was of the oppo-
site faction and the Prince was not so sure of his
position. He was under the new T'ao-chow city
magistrate, who had fined him 30,000 taels.
Pereira presented him with an electric torch of
an ingenious pattern : if a handle was worked it
would always give light. According to the Prince
the Chinese place the Tibetans in two categories.
In the first are the Shu Fan, the " experienced "
Tibetans, who living directly under and near the
Chinese are supposed to have learnt something of
Chinese civilisation. In the second are the Sheng
Fan, the wilder tribes who live behind. The
name of the tribe of Tibetans who inhabit the
country between Yang-pu Shan and Shui-pi-kou
just passed through by Pereira is Hsia (lower)
T'ieh-po. They are under the Prince of Choni,
who also rules the Shang (upper) T'ieh-po farther
to the north-west.
From Chengtu to Choni, Pereira estimated the
cost at $1287 and spent $1244. The average
cost per day was $15.95. During the whole
journey from Chengtu to Choni he met only four
Europeans all missionaries. At Choni he stayed
with Mr. and Mrs. Hansen of the Christian and
Missionary Alliance (American).
Leaving Choni on March 7, Pereira arrived
that day at T'ao - chow, New City, 11 miles
distant. The Prince insisted on coming to see
him off outside the city and upon entertaining
him in very comfortable " kung-kuan " in T'ao-
chow. He also sent five mounted men under an
officer as escort. It was a wretched, cold, dull,
windy day. The snow was half thawed and the
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