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0061 Southern Tibet : vol.3
南チベット : vol.3
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THE ROAD BETWEEN LHASA AND TASIII-LUNPO.

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will perhaps say that obviously the climate has changed since 1717 as it is nowadays difficult to cross even with a caravan. But we know that Tseringdondob's army reached Lhasa in a very exhausted condition. It captured the city on the last of November. I

On the road between Lhasa and Tashi-lunpo we recognize several names in

the itinerary of Wee- Tsang-t'n-chih. The road goes from Lhasa to

= Tö-lung-chu = Ne-thang

1

Tenglung kang Nedanwar Kiang-li

Khiu choui

Tsiouchoul dzông Yoerou zzang bo

￿ Ki-chu

= Chushul-dsong = Yere-tsangpo

Gamba dze   = Kamba-partsi

Gambou la   = Kamba-la

Djamaloung   — Tramalung

Baldhi   = Pedi-dsong

Jesse   == Yarsig

Talou

Nagar dzông   = Nagartse dsong

Onggou   = Onggo

Je lonng

Kussi   = Gobshi

Ghiangzè dzông = Gyangtse-dsong Jen dzin gang

Baïnam

Tchhun doui   = Dongtse

Djachi h'loumbo   Tashi-lunpo.

The Chinese author describes the road between Chushul and Pedi-dsong in the following words:

»De Tsiouchoul-dzông il y a 15 li jusqu'au pont en chaînes de fer; la vue du fleuve (Ycerou zzangbo) y est majestueuse et effrayante; on le passe aussi sur des barques de bois. Ayant traversé le fleuve, on marche encore 35 li jusqu'à Gamba dze, où il y a des habitations, du bois et du foin; ensuite la route passe par le sommet de la haute montagne (Gambou la). La montée et la descente forment en tout 4o li jusqu'à Djamaloung, où l'on ne trouve que peu de bois et de foin. Plus loin la route est unie et l'on arrive, après 5o li, à Baldhi; on y trouve une auberge, du bois et du foin.»

This itinerary is given with military precision and it gives just such details as are necessary for a marching army. The performance itself was on a bigger scale than the British mission to Lhasa 1 oo years later; the expedition had greater difficulties to overcome as the distances from the basis were so much longer.

I Georgi: Alphabetuin Tibetanum p. 333 et seq. Compare Vol. I, p. 264 et seq.