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Blo-bzan-bsod-hams, a messenger (pho-iïa) of gel   .   224

Blo-bzafii-grags-pa, Tsot-kha-pa's spiritual name   .   99

Blo-bzafii-lde, second son of Sen-ge-ldor   .   157, 159

Blo-bzan-rgyal-mtshan, prince,   a Drun-pa-phug-pa

lama   164-5

Blo-bzan-ream-rgyal-dpal-lde, the eldest son of Zla-

mdzes-dban-mo .   .   164-5

Blo-bzan-ye-ses-rgyal-mtshan, a Labs-drue-bla-ma   164-5

Blo-bzan-tshe-riii, a peasant at Bcab-ba   .   .   .   160
Blo-dro[s]-skyid, or Blo-gros-skyid, sister or daughter

of the chief Ha-ri-ya of Ti-nan   .   .   214

Blo-gros-dpal-grub, a governor of Ston-sde   .   157

Blo-gros-mchog-ldan, a king of Ladakh   .   .   101, 102

Blo-gros-skyid.   See Blo-dros-skyid.

Bod, Tibet; Bod-pa, Tibetan.   (Boti)   76, 77, 81-2, 85-8,

   90-1,   92-3,   109,   115-26,

127-37,   140-2,   205-6, 222,

227, 234, 252-5. 257-69, 275

Bodhimör, a Mongolian history of Tibet   80, 82, 84-6,

88-93, 167, 171

Bodhisattva, a Buddhist teacher   .   .   86

Bo-dro-masjid,.a Tibetan mosque in Kashmir   .   .   180

Bokha, first chief of Parkuda .   191, 281

Boldor, a chief of Ko-lors   .   205

Bon, the non-Buddhist religion of Tibet   76, 79, 81, 87, 279

Bon-dor, a castle in Baltistan (Kha-pu-lu)   .   239

Bono-ná-yi-glu-'a-thruns, a hymnal of the Dards   270-2

Boii-ba, a place in Western Tibet   .   .   206

Bon-pho-pa, a house and family at Pas-kyum   253

Borddha-mal (?)   .   .   85

Boti.   See Bod.

Bo-trims, a chief of OEim-sa-mkhar-bu   .   .   180

Bo-yig.   See H bo-yig.

Brag-dmar, a place in Tibet (red rock)   .   85

Brag-dmar-mgrin-bzaii, a vihara   .   .   .   85

Brag-kha, or Bran-kha, a district   .   .   .   85

Brag-nag, a black rock, near 2a-phyag   157, 159

Brag-srin, second son of Gyin-gi-stiin   .   65

Brahma.   See Tshans-pa.

Brahmadatta.   See Tshans-sbyin.

Bram-ze, the Brahman caste   .   69

Bran-kha.   See Brag-kha.

Bran-mkhar.   See Gran-mkhar.

Bran-rtse, or Gran-tse, Drat-tse, a village in Upper

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Bru-sad.   See Hbru-sal.

Bsam-grub, second husband of queen Bkra §is .   .   164

Bsam-grub-dpa1-Mbar,   a   king   of   the   Mons   of

Glo-bo   .   234

Bsam-yas, a temple   .   .   86-7, 88, 91, 103, 108, 119

Bsgrub-rgyud, a doctrine or a treatise   .   .   103, 110

Bskal-[pa]-bzan-[pol, the Bhadra-kalpa-sűtra   .   .   109
Bskal-bzan-sgrol-ma, a queen, wife of Seas-ge-rnam-

rgyal   .   .   .   108, 275
Bskal-bzan-sgrol-ma, a queen, wife of Tshe-dban-rab-

brtan-rnam-rgyal   .   126

Bskal-ldan-sin-rte, Bhagirathi, a river   .   .   73

Blab-bdag-tshe-riii-stobs-rgyas.   See Lha-bdag-tshe-
riii-stobs-rgyas.

Bsod.   See Sod.

Bsod, a minister of Rgya   .   226

Bsod-nams, a minister of Sa-spo-rtse   .   239

Bsod-hams-brtan-hdzin, a minister of Snon-dar   236-41

[B]s0[d]-nam[s]-ehos-hphel, a prince of Bar-hbog   .   220

Bsod-nains-dban-phyug, warden of a queen   .   126, 130
Bsod-nams-duos-grub, a superintendent of the Lahul

trade   .   140, 224

Bsod-nams-don-grub-rnam-rgyal-lde,   a   king   of

Bzati-la   .   •   164-5

Bsod-hams-dpal-[lde], a chief of Ti-nan   .   .   213, 216

Bsod-nams-dpal-lde I, a king of Bzan-la (c. 1560 A.D.)   164-5
Bsod-nains-dpal-lde II, a king of Bzan-la (c. 1770 A.D.) 164-5 Bsod-nams-dpal-skyid, second wife of Rab-brtan-rnam-

rgyal   .   126
Bsod-nams-hbyor-ldan, owner of the house Than-pa

   at Sïïun-la.   .   136

Bsod-nams-lde, a king of Gu-ge   .   169, 276

Bsod-nams-lhun-grub, a Ladakhi general .   .   231

Bsod-nams-rgya-mtsho, a chief of Ti-nan .   .   213, 216

Bsod-nams-rnam-rgyal, ex-king of Ladakh   143-4, 146, 275

Bsod-nams-stobs-rgyas, a prince of Ti-nan   .   218

Bstan-hdzin.   See Ga-ga-Bstan-hdzin.

[Bs]tan-hdzin-ehos-rgyal, a chief of Bar-hbog   .   220

Bstan-hdzin-dban-mo, a queen of Zans-dkar   162 n.
Bstan-Ndzin-dban-mo, a daughter of Tshe-brtan-rnam-

rgyal-lde   .   .   .   164-5
Bstan-hdzin-roam-rgyal, a son of Hjam-dbyaiis-rnam-

   rgyal, perhaps identical with a ruler of Spyi-ti   107, 275

Bstan-kgyur, the Buddhist extra-canonical collection   103

Ladakh   .   .   .   .   107, 130

Bstan-hphel, a minister of Rgya   .

227

Braii-tse (Gran-tse, or Dran-tse), a village in Zans-

Bstan-srun-gyul-rgyal, a king of Man-spro

130

dkar   .   .   .   156

Btan-bzan, Mucilinda, son of Mi-sred-pa .

70

Bre, a measure   .   .   67, 82, 139, 169

Btaii-rgyud, a monastery in Spyi-ti .   .

276

Bre-bo-zas, Dronodaria   .   .   .   74

Btsan-khruii (or Btsan-khyun), an   old   family in

Bre-srafi, a district   .   .   96

Tibet   .

77

Brgya-byin, OEatakratu, Indra .   . 68-9

Btsan-khyuii.   See Btsan-khrun.

Brgya-sbyin.   See Rgya-sin.

Btsan-phyug-lde, a king of Gu-ge   .   .   .

169

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Brgya-byin-pho-lad-sku-mkhar,   a castle at Dpah-

Btsan-po, majesty, a title of the first King of Tibet .

77

gtum   .   .   162

Brgya-rtog-gser-gsum, a trilogy of Buddhist books   107, 110

Btsun-khral ` monk Levy '   .   104,

Buddha.   See Bcom-ldan-hdas and Rin-po-ehe, and

280

Brgya-rtsa (108)   .   .   .   99

Sans-rgyas, Sah-kya-thub-pa.

114

Brihaspati.   See Phur-bu.

Bro-gsod, a Tibetan province north of Glo-bo   .   233

Bu-dha-si-ri, Buddha-sri, son of Prasenajit (Gíïa-khri-

btsan-po)   .

76

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Brol De.   See Sultan Brol De.

Budhi Sing Mithania, a chief of Balde (Dpal-dar) or

Brtan-pa-tshe-rin, a Ladakhi nobleman   .   .   239

Padar   .   .

262

Brtson-bgrus-rgyal-mtshan, a prince of Zans-dkar,

a Drun-pa-rgyal-tshab   .   164-5

Bulbul-langar, a mosque in Kashmir   .   98,

Bu-nan, a language, spoken in Lahul   .   .

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