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Citation Information
KENJANFU INDEX
KIM ING SHAN
633
Kenjanfu (Si-ngan fu), ii. 24, 25n, 27n2911
Keraits, a great Tartar tribe, i. 236n, 237n, 271//, 287n, 288n Kerala, ii. 39on
Keria, see Kiria
Keriza River, ii. 595n
Kermán, i. 89n, 90, 109, I Io, ii. 452 ; route to Hormus from, i. 91, 107, I IO ; steel manufacture, its industries, 96n ; king of, Atabeg of, 107, I I0 ; stitched
vessels of, 11711 ; desert of, 123, 124/1
Kcrulen (K'i-lien) valley, the Khans' burial-ground, i. 248n
Keshican (Keshikten), Kúblái'slife-guard,
i. 379, 38on, 381n, 394n
Kesmacoran (Kij Makrán), i. 86n, ii. 4of,
402n ; Kij-Makrán, 40211
Keuyung Kwan, village, i. 2811
Kliakán, the word, to
Khalif (Calif) Mosta'Sim Billah of Baghdad, i. 63 ; taken by Húlaktí and starved to death, 64 ; plot v. the Christians laid by a former - the miracle of the mountain, 69-73 ; becomes secretly a Christian, 73
Khálij, ii. 439n
Khan', stuff made with cotton thread, i. 19011
Khambavati (Cambay), ii. 398/z Khanabad (Dogana ?), i. 156n
Khán Bádshah of Khotan, i. 189/z Khánbalík, see Cambaluc
Khanfu, ii. 199n
Khanikoff, N. de (travels in Persia), i.
49íL, 53n, 5811, 74n, 8911, 91n, 92n,
9611, 101/1, I oó11, 11411, I 2 I 12, 12411,
141/1, 15on, 193n
Khanjár-i-Httndwán, hanger of Indian
steel, i. 93n
K hán-kJzánán, a title, to
Khanoolla (Mount Royal), site of Ching-
hiz's tomb, i. 247/1
Khansâ, ii. 199n, 214n
Kharesem, Mount, i. 155/1
Khato-tribe, ii. 12011
Khátún-gol, or " Lady's River," i.e.
Hwang-ho, i. 245n, 249n Khatun, title of Khan's wives, to Khavailu (Hwo-lu h'ien), ii. 1571 Khazars, the, i. 7n, ii. 492n
Khilak, i. 5412 Khimka, ii. 238n
Khinsa, Khingsai, Kh inzai, ii. 144/1,
175n, 214n. (See Kinsay. )
Khitan, Khitai, II character, i. 28n
dynasty of Liao, i. 23212, 288n, ii.
ton
Khmer, ii. 279n
Khodabanda, Ilkhan of Kermán, i. 91/z
103n
Khojas, name of modern Ismailite sect, i. 146n, 163n
Khorasan, province, i. 38n, 128n, 131n,
135n, 150n, ii. 467/1, 47411 turquoises of, i. 92n
Khormuzda, supreme deity of the Tartars, i. 257n
Khotan (Cotan), i. 188, 195n, 197n, ii.
5941Z, 5951E ; fruits, i. 19on ; routes
between China and, 191/1 ; buried
cities of, 192/1; its jade, 193n
Khambavati (Cambay), ii. 398n Khumdán, ii. 27n
Khusrú, Amír, Indian poet, i. 48n, 96n, 1o4n
Khutuktai Setzen, Prince of the Ordos, i. 257n
Khwarizm, i. 911
Kiacatu, see Kaikhátu
Kiahing (Ciangan, Canigan), ii. 185/1 Kiai- or Hiai-chau (Caichu), ii. 19n Kiakhta, i. 56n, 218n
Kia-k'ing, Emperor, ii. 143n
Kiang, the Great (Kian and Kian-Suy, and in its highest course Brius, the Kinsha Kiang), ii. 36, 56, 59n, 6on, 64, 67n, 69n, Ton, 72n, 129n-131n, 149n, 154n ; its vastness, and numerous craft, 170, 171, 173n ; steamers on, 173n, 174n ; its former debouchure to the south, and changes, i. 199n
Kiang-Ché, ii. 157n, 217n, 224n ; limits of, 218n
Kiang-Hung, Xieng-Hung, ii. I17n, 127/1-129n, 131 n
Kiangka, ii. 48n
Kiang-mai, Xieng-mai, Zimmé, ii. I17n, 128n, 279n
Kiangshan, ii. 22411
Kiangsi, ii. 22812
Kiang-su, ii. 135n
Kiang•suy (-shui) River, ii. 36, 4on
Kiangtheu, ii. 105/1, II in, I 13/1 Kiang-Tung, ii. I 17n, 279n
Kiao-chi (Tungking), Chinese etymology
of, ii. 119/1, 128n
Kia Tsing, Emperor, a great bridge
builder, ii. 6rz
Kichau Castle, ii. 26/1
Kieh-Ch'a, ii. 283n
K'ien-ch'ang, Kiung-tu (Caindu), ii. 70n-
72n
Kien-chau, ii. 232n
Kien-kwé, ii. 232n
Kien-lung, Emperor, ii. 8n, 196n
Kien-ning fu (Kelinfu), ii. 228n Kiepert, Map of Asia, i. 197n Kij-Makrán (Kesmacoran), i. 86n Kila'-i-Gabr, " Gueber Castle," i. Bin,
82n
Kilimanchi River, ii. 424n
Kiming shan Mountains, gold and silver
mines, i. 295n
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