IIIFカラー高解像度
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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
230 PEKING TO LHASA
the Tibetans attacked them near Tze-ku, but they
repulsed the attack and drove the Tibetans back
nearly to Yakalo. Afterwards they came to terms
and each occupied separate villages in the same
country. Most of the Chinese troops in these
parts are recruited from the Mosu, and only very
few from the Lisu.
In the afternoon of August 27, after burying
the muleteer and arranging for his effects, Pereira
marched 5 miles through gorges between high hills
to Huan-fu-p'ing, 6144 feet, a village of sixteen
families.
On August 28 he marched 16 miles to Yang-tsa
(in Tibetan La-dze). The hills were more sloping
and the villages were high up, and there were only
hamlets by the river. The villages were now all
Tibetan with flat mud - roofed Tibetan houses.
At 5 miles was the narrow and fine Hsiao-yen-
chai gorge. The path was very narrow, and there
were steep precipitous drops to the river. In
places the Mekong was not more than 100 feet
wide. Yang-tsa, 6366 feet, has five families, all
Tibetan. Pereira stayed in a clean square plank
Tibetan room, but fleas were very troublesome.
A wild country with steep hill-sides was passed
through on the next day's march. The path
winds up the steep hill-side rising at 4-i miles to
7643 feet. It then keeps along high up with very
big steep drops to the Mekong, which rushed in
rapids through deep gorges far below. At 9 miles
is Kunia, a village of ten Tibetan houses. At
12 miles the Chia-pieh Ya-k'ou, 7980 feet, was
reached. From here there was a grand view back
down the Mekong valley. All round were great
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