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Citation Information
INDEX 449
Dorjieff, Envoy Extraordinary from the Dalai Lama of Tibet to the Czar of Russia, 67, 68 ; his influence with the Dalai Lama, 154, 165, 269, 320, 377
Dover, Mr., the Sikkim engineer, 116
Dunlop, Major Wallace, wounded at Tuna, 178
Durand, Sir Mortimer, Foreign Secretary, 40
Easton, Lieutenant, 192
Edward VII., King : Major Young-husband's audience with, 333 ; his personality, 428
Elles, Sir Edmond, 151
Elliott, Sir Charles, Lieutenant-Governor of Bengal, and the frontier question, 60, 64, 94, 103
Everest, Mount, 117
Feng, Chinese Amban, his murder by the Tibetans, 368-370
" Flag, the Viceroy's," 334
Forbes, Major, Cecil Rhodes' instructions to, 10
Forrest, Mr., botanist, 370
Franklin, Dr., 196
Fraser, Sir Andrew, 332
Frontier, difficulties as to demarcation of, 51 et seq.
Fuller, Major, in command of the
mountain battery, 208, 219, 225 Fuller, Sir Bamfylde, and the sedition
in Eastern Bengal, 410, 414
Gantok, the capital of Sikkim, 60, 61, 64, 106
Garrett, Mr., 152
Garstin, Lieutenant, killed at Gyantse, 194
Gartok, new mart at, 329, 330
Gesub Rimpoche, the Regent, at Lhasa, 18, 19, 23 ; and Turner's Mission, 27, 29
Giagong, assertion of British rights at, 71, 110
Girl., 111
Gnatong, Tibetan attack on, 48, 49 ;
Mission force assembled at, 153 ;
description of, 359 Goffe,.Consul-General, 369
Gow, Mr., Chinese Sub-Prefect at Gyantse, 343 et seq. ; ,his withdrawal, 346
Grant, Lieutenant, the storming of Gyantse Jong, 219
Grey, Sir Edward, and the Chinese influence against the British, 344 et
seq. ; on payment of indemnity, 352 et seq., 433 ; and Chinese sovereignty over Tibet, 397, 398, 425
Gurdon, Lieutenant, the storming of Gyantse Jong, 218
Gurkha, Raja of Nepal, aggressiveness of, 19, 21, 25
Gurkhas, the, their gallantry at Gyantse, 187 et seq., 210, 219 ; turn the Tibetan position, 224, 225 ; 1792 invasion of, 322 ; their excellent behaviour at Lhasa, 327
Gyantse, Manning at, 34 ; proposal for an Agent at, 87, 140 ; the Mission's arrival at, 180 et seq.; description of, 182 ; attack on the Mission at, 187-190 ; Ta Lama and Tongsa Penlop arrive at, 211 et seq. ; the storming of Gyantse Jong, 216 et seq. ; return journey from Lhasa to, 328
Hadow, Lieutenant, 161
Hamilton, Dr., his mission to Bhutan, 26
Hamilton, Lord George, 139
Hastings, Warren, Governor-General of India : his policy with the Bhutanese and Tibetans, 5 et seq., 93, 141 ; Tashi Lama's letter to, 5, 6 ; instructions to Bogle on his Mission to Bhutan, 9, 10 ; sends Missions to Bhutan and Tibet, 26 et seq. ; sad ending to his work, 31
Hayden, Mr., the geologist, 123, 156, 172, 183, 337
Hedin, Sven, the Swedish traveller, 40 ; expulsion from Tibet, 344, 434
Himalaya Mountains, 100, 104, 105 ; Mission cross the, 160, 161
Ho Kuang-Hsi, Mr., Chinese delegate, 71 ; at Yatung, 90 ; at Girl., 111; arrives at Khamba Jongpen, 113 ; interview with White, 113, 114 ; interview with Major Younghusband, 117, 121 ; recalled, 131
Hodgson, Captain, crosses the Karola Pass, 186
Holdich, Sir Thomas, 41
Hooker, Sir Joseph, the botanist, 43, 105
Humphreys, Captain, wounded at the storming of the Gyantse Jong, 210
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