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ADDITIONS AND CORRECTIONS
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Cp. 143, ~p. 152,
(đáP• 156, l p. 157,
p. 157,
1. 3 from end : Hakim, for Hakim, is perhaps a mistake of the Tibetan text.
11. 23 ff. : With regard to Csoma de Körös' Tibetan studies in Zans-dkar Mr. Lee
Shuttleworth, I.C.S., believes that he has found the exact site. According to his investigations it is the Rdzon-khul monastery on the Dpon-tse River.
1.2 from end : 1. 2 :
1. 3 :
The Yab-sgod king is perhaps identical with Sultan Yagu, No. 39, on p. 189.
The Ga-rogs (poor people) are probably a family of smiths. In the Kesar-saga the name of a famous smith is Ka-rog.
1 p. 159, 1. 35 : For ' together with the valley ' read ' together with Gsum-mdo (a village) '.
p. 166, 1. 49 : The name Tshul-khrims-ni-ma, as found on one of the walls of the cave temples of
Sa-spo-la, is of ancient date. The present head-lamas of Ri-rdzox who are called by the same name are probably the spiritual descendants of the ancient lama of Saspo-la. In the saine manner the spiritual descendants of Stag-tshati-ras-pa who reside at He-mi[s] are at the present day also called Stag-tshai-ras-pa.
j p. 169, 1. 6 : For ' the Smctis (Sästras) came ' read ' the (teachers) Smrti and others came '. Smcti
seems to be a personal name : see Walleser, Prajlíci-paramitd, p. 28, and Dpag-bsamljon-bzaii, ed. S. C. Das, ii, p. xiii.
1. 10 : It is interesting that the name of Sroil-ne's son Zi-ba-hod is found in an inscription on
a brass image discovered by Mr. H. Lee Shuttleworth at Grau-rtse, Spyi-ti. The image represents Säkya-muni.
11. 15-16 : Grags-pa-lde is probably an abridged form of the name Khri-bkra-Sis-grags-pa-lde.
The latter form occurs, in a votive inscription found by me on a mani-wall at Tabo in Spyi-ti, as the name of a king who reigned at Tsaparang.
174, 11. 42-3 : Chod is generally spelled Phyod.
L,K181, 1. 22 : Another period when the Dras district may have felt the yoke of the Chinese was the
time of the great Mughal emperors in the twelfth and thirteenth centuries.
k j. 185, 1. 16 : Add to the account of Zufur Khan that he built the darwäza (barrage) at Torgo
(Thur-dgon) ; see Vigne, Travels, ii, p. 244.
I86, last line but one : Add that one of the inscriptions contains the name of one of the ancient Balti
kings. It is Lag-then, ' great hand,' Mahäbähu.
0,3.1.90, 1. 33 : For ' (Haidar-khän) ' read ' (Hatim-khan) '.
1, 1. 9 : The full name of the duchy of Keris is Skye-ris, meaning ' home '.
( p. 194, 1. 24 : Add that Biddulph gives (Tribes of the Hindoo Koosh, pp. 144-5) a line of predecessors
of Ali Sher, among whom are found the titles Fakir, Tham, Singe, and Bokha : See K. E. von Ujfalvy, Aus dem westlichen Himalaya, pp. 254-7. He himself made the acquaintance of the chiefs Ali Shah and his son Shah Abbas.
.,p.:-195, 1.35 : For ' Massey ' read ' Massy '. His work is entitled Chiefs and Families of Note in the
gyp,-206, last line : Delhi, Jalandhar and Derajat Divisions of the Panjab (Allahabad, 1890).
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g 214, 1. 29 : Add that Lcags-mkhar (which is also mentioned above, p. 206) is found in the Bon-po
book Gzer-mig as the name of a castle of the Nägas.
\___p. 218, 1. 29 : For ' (Riddhi) ' read ' (Biddhi or Prithvi) '.
p. 220, end : Add that, according to the colophon of a MS. of the Tibetan Vetäla-stories recently
found in the possession of the Bar-hbog family, the family is descended from a
Brähman ancestor.
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