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292   ANTIQUITIES OF INDIAN TIBET   [VOL. II

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Gyán-eaníd], or Gian-cand, or Rgyan-cand, a chief of

Ko-lori   .   .   201, 209

Gye-mur, a village in Lahul .   . 160

Gyi-C[h]ar, a village in Zans-dkar   152, 160

Gyil-gyid. See Gyi-lid.

Gyi-lid, or Gyil-gyid, Gilgit. Compare Hbru-sal 173, 177, 185

Gyim-sain-Hor, a tribe of ` dwarfs of the frontier '   ▪   66

Gyro-gi-stirs, a Tibetan ancestor   .   65

Gyiti-hgud, a village in Mkhar-mari .   . 235

Gyin-yal (or Gyid-yal), the river of Gilgit   . 177

Gylfo, (rgyal-po) " king "   . 184

Gyu-mkhar, a village in Zans-dkar .   . 158

[G]yun-drue, the svastika, a name of the Bon-religion 79 Gyuti-drue, or Gyu-ru, Lamayuru, a village and

lamasery .   148, 251, 253, 260

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•  214, 218 . 272

•  71, 279 . 158-9, 161

259

•  91

•  93

Gyur-ldod (or -ldon), a district

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Gyu-ru. See Gyuzi-drun.

Gzcl-ras-gsal, Avalokita   ▪   83

Gzer-mig, a Bon-po book   . 70, 79, 279, 281
Gzims-e[h]un, or Gzim-chuti, a palace at Leh 123, 142, 280

•  169 273

•  65

•  160 65 65

Gron-nu-dpal, an author, probably Ge-sar   .   .

Gzu-brtan, Dhanvadurya (?), a king of Kapilavastu

Gzugs-can-soin-po, Bimbisära   .

Gzun-sa, the Lha-sa government .   .

Gzuns-hbum-chen-po, " the Great 100,000 Dhära4is," a

book   .

Gzuri-tshon-pa, the I.ha-sa government traders

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•  67 107-8

72 '74 74 243

•  99 116, 137

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Ha-bib-mkhan, a chief of Cig-tan . Ha-da-khan. See Ha-t[h]am-kham.

Hafza, a wife of Muhammad, worshipped

   Keluncheh (as Tärä ?).   .   .   .
Haidar Khan, eighteenth chief of OEi-dkar .

Haidar-Malik, a Kashmir Maulavi .   .
Haidar Shah. See Sultan Haidar Shah. Haider Hark. See Sultan Haider Karár.

Haji. See Ha-ii-jo.   .
Hakim (Urn laäkim), title

   district   .   .

Ha-le-Mon, a tribe of ` dwarfs of the frontier' Han-drain-mir, a Dard colony . Ha-ni-pha-mkhan, a chief of Cig-tan

Hanle. See Wam-le.

Ha-nu, a village in Pu-rig   .
Han-rtse-mo, a rock at Sa-bu . Har, name of a month .

Hari-ean[d], a Dogra Dewan . Hari Chan[d], a chief of Ko-lon Haripal Marchak, twelfth chief Hari-Rim, a chief of Gun-ran

Ha-ri-[ya], a chief of Ti-nan .   .

Ha-sad-mkhan. Sea 'A-sad-mkhan. Hasan Khan, nineteenth chief of ei-dkar . Ha-sari-mahádheba, a teacher from China $asap-Sháh, a Kashmir Maulavi .

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Ha-tim-khan. See Ha-t[h]em-khan.

Ha-yar, a place in Lahul   .
Ha-yon-ma-sron, Devi, a Dard deity

Ha-za, a people   .
Ha-ii-[jo], the chief Haji from Kashmir

Hazru Vazir, a Dogra officer .   •.
Hbal-hkhor-zes-legs-pa, or H_ bans-hkhor, a heretic

Brahman .   .

Hbal-ma-zug-btsan, or Dpal-ma-zug-gar, a Tibetan

general   .   .
Hbaiis-bkhor. See Hbal-bkhor-tes-legs-pa.

Hbar-1de, a king of Gu-ge   .   .
Hbhag-dar-skyabs, a famous Khri-dpon . Hbog-hChol, a country, probably Tibet . [H]bo-yig, a register of lands at Phug-that Hbran-mi-skyin-pa, a Tibetan ancestor Hbran-rje-yam-dad, a Tibetan ancestor Hbras-dpuns. See Hbras-spuris.

Hbras-sa-lubi-tshal, the garden of Sa-lu rice,

paradise .   .

Hbras-spunpus(-dis), a lamasery Ebre. See Bre.

libri-khun(-gun), a lamasery .   . 103

Hbrog-mo, a chief-gardener of Ladakh   . 143

Hbrog-pa, the Dards, in particular those of Mda h   . 273

Hbrog-sde, a steppe-district in Tibet   . 116

Hbrom, a district in Tibet   .   •   85

Hbron-rje-legs, one of the six Sabi-legs kings   •   80

Hbroni-rtse-rifts, a famous sword   .   . 101

Hbron-span-lde-ru, a king of Tibet .   ▪   .   82

Hbro-za-bkhor-skyon, a queen of Tibet • .   ▪   93, 276

Hbrug-bde-legs (Drug-de-leg), a prince of Bar-hbog 218, 220

Hbru-bdus, a historical work .   •   .   67

Hbrug-bstan-bdzin, probably identical with prince Bstan-hdzin-rna.m-rgyal, who became a Hbrug-pa

   lama and Regent of Zans-dkar and Spyi-ti .   . 162

Hbrug-rags, a minister of Rgya .   •   . 226

Hbrug-pa, an order of lamas   107, 115, 123, 124, 227, 243,

280

•  174

by the

•  185 . 192

•  277

of a governor of a

143, 146, 280

. 66

•  272

•  174

$brug-Ra-lui, Ra-lui of the H_ brug-pa

lamasery .   .

Hbrug-rnam-rgyal, a prince of Bar- hbog . Hbrug-rnam-rgyal, a minister of Ladakh . Hbru-sal, or Bru-sad, or Sbru-sal, Gilgit .

232, 239, 253, 270

•  98

•   . 145 136-7, 254, 269 201-2, 205, 210 . . 192

•   . 201-2, 209 213--14, 216

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order, a

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. 218 n., 220

•   114 87, 90, 156, 173, 232-3 a, . 92, 97, 279

.   85, 111

Khan.

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192 83 277 . . 277 Ethics 79, 84

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•  113 88, 169

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250 . 66 64, 74, 76, 90

Ha-t[h]em-khan, or Ha-tim-khan, He-tan-khan, Hada-khan, called Bha-bha, a chief of Kha-pu-lu 114, 189-90,

231, 235, 281

Hbum, a book, a form of the Prajnäpáramit-

Hbum-tshan, ear-rings .   .
lichims-phug. See Hchin-bu. Hchin-bu (or Hchims-phug), a lamasery

Hcho-bbran, a clan   .   .
Hdab-lad-'A-li-khan. See Sultan Daolat Ali

Hdab-lad-mkhan. See Sultan Daolut Khan.

Hdom, a measure   .
dor-khug. See Rdor-khug-than. Hdu-khan, an assembly hall at Leh .

Hdul-ba, the Vinaya   .   .   .

_Hdus-pa-rin-po-che, a book   .
Hdu-sroni-bdu-rje. See Gun-sron-bdu-rje. Hdu-zi-la, or Kha-chehi-la, the Zoji-pass . Hdzam-bu-briksa, Jambű-vriksa, the Bodhi-tree Hdzam-bu-filin, Jambiz-dvipa, the earth, or India