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0446 In Tibet and Chinese Turkestan : vol.1
In Tibet and Chinese Turkestan : vol.1 / Page 446 (Color Image)

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GLOSSARY

Beg, Important native official

Caravan Bashi, Head of a Caravan

Chang Tang, Native name for Tibet

Chow Kuan, District Magistrate

Cho, Lake

Dawan, Pass

Ghi or Ghee, Butter, (often rancid)

Kara, Black

Kyang, Wild Donkey

Kuk Bashi, Head of Canals

Kul, Lake

La, Pass

Marpa, Small one-horse Chinese cart

Ming Bashi, Head of 1,000

  • Oan Bashi, Head of 10

Sai, Water

Sheetai, Chief military officer, corresponding to General Officer Commanding

Sin Chiang, Chinese name for Chinese Turkestan

Suttoo, parched barley, ground, (in which there is often plenty of dirt)

Su, Water

Taotai, Chief civil officer

Teetai, Chief military officer

Yak dan, Indian-made leather-covered box for camels, ponies, bullocks or mules

Yangi Shahr, Chinese town

Yuz Bashi, head of 100

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