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600   GENERAL INDEX

Arslan, Chinese form of the name, 525 n.

Arslan Boghra Khan, Sultan, legend of, 86.

Aryan' type, in terra-cotta head (Yôtkan), 208.

Anoka, Indian colony said to have migrated to Khotan in his reign, 158, 16o ; a son of, in the legend of Khotan, 156, 159, 160. See also Kunala, Kustana.

Aswira, Albérûni's name for Hasöra, 4. At-bashi, 238.

Atlzene Promachos, in clay seal, see Pallas.

aureole, see nimbus.

Avalokiteivara, in painting (D. vu. 6),

261, 279 ; dedication of an image of,

referred to in Chinese inscription, 309. avenue, ancient (Niya Site), 337.

Badakhshan, called Po-to-chang-na by Hsüan-tsang, 31 n.

Badruddin Khan, Ak-sakal of Afghan traders, 236, 266, 267, 27o ; relations with Islam Akhûn, 510, 511.

Bahram-su, canton of Khotan, 131 n. sq., 515.

Bai-khiin, old site near Achchik oasis, 86.

Bais (small capitalists), 129 n.

Baltis, called Paloyo by the Dards, 6; half Tibetan, ib.

Baltistan, called Greal Fo-lil by the Chinese, 5.

Baltit, village in Hunza, 2o.

balusters of wood (Endere), 43x. bamboo slips,,used for writing, 358 sq. Bailgusena, Sramana, mentioned in

Kharosthi document, 365 n., 366.
banners, as votive offerings in Buddhist

temples, 456 ; found at Endere,

429 sq.

' barbarian language,' mentioned in D.

v. 6, 266, 27x.

BARNETT, Dr. L. D., assistance rendered by, xiii ; on Tibetan titles in Kharosthi documents from Niya, 149 n.; on Tibetan inscription (B.D. oo r . b), 219 ; on Tibetan text of Sâlistambasûtra, 425 sq., 54,8 sqq.

Baröghil Pass, route from the Upper Oxus to Chitral and Gilgit, 5, 8; captured by the Chinese, 9.

barter in Sarikol, 28.

beads, from Togujai, 114 ; (D. (T.) o01.

d), 303 ; (D. R. 002), .304, 306; (N. r. 002), 386; (N. xv. ooi. h), 41I ; (N. 005 b, OoIo, ooi x. c), 414; (N. 0013, 0014. d), 4x5; (N. 0020. a, 0022), 381, 416 ; (E. 005), 442 ; (K. col. e), 451 ; (D.K. oo5. a), 465; (H. ooi. e, f), 473•

bells, see bronze bells.

Bengal, Government of, makes grant for expenses of expedition, vi.

Bhatta-Shah,' title mentioned by AlbEriini, 4.

Bhallavarydn, term used by Albérûni,

4.

Bhima, Cojhbo, an official mentioned

in Kharosthi document, 326, 35x, 366.

bhiimisparsa-mudrd attitude (B. D. ooz.

a), 219 ; (R. ii.). 491.

bhürja (birch-bark), used as writing

material, 362 ; known in Khotan, 363 ; fragments found in Endere temple cella, 427 ; forged MS., 508.

bidd (lucerne), 13o.

Bileklik, lake, 444.

birch-bark, see blzürja.

Bitter Springs', 98.

Bizil, village, 233.

block-prints, supposed ancient, 507 ; forgeries of, 5 I 2.

Bodhisattva (Buddha), cutting his hair, (Kh. 003. g), 209, 220.

Bodhisattvas, bronze figure (Kh. 003. j), 221 ; frescoes, 248 ; painted panels

(D. vi. 3), 274; (D. vII. i), 28o, 298;

(D. viz. 6), 279 sq. ; (D. x. 3), 26o, 299 ; (D. x. 7), 3o 1 ; stucco reliefs

(D. i. 69, 7o), 289 ; (D. i. 94), 290 ;

(D. 1. 99), 245, 290 ; (D.11.3, 6, 12), 246, 291 ; (D. II. 34), 292 ; (R. iv),

491, 503 ; (R. vi), 503 ; (R. xxiv. a), 494 ; (R. xxxv, xxxvii, xxxix), 496 ; (R. li, lii), 497 ; (R. lxv), 498 ; stucco statues near Turfân, 84. See also Avalokite§vara, Buddhas or Bodhisattvas, MaùjuSri, Vajrasattva.

Bolor (Bolur), Alberûni's reference to, 4 ; applied to Gilgit and Baltistan, ib.; called Po-hi-lo by Hsüan-tsang, 6 n.

bone object (N. 0014. 1), 415.

bones, of animals, in culture-strata of Yötkan, 194 ; human, found at Tüga-dong, 466.

boot-last (N. xx. 04), 377, 413.

boots, stucco relief(Dandan-Uiliq), 252 ;

in paintings (D. vu. 6), 26o, 28o, 299; (D. x. 4), 26o, 300; (D. vu. 5), 278.

Borazan (Borosan), canton of Khotan, 131 n. sq., 137, 190 n.

bow of tamarisk-wood (N. viii. 4), 332,

397.

Böwa-Kambar', Ziarat, the site of

Hsüan-tsang's Tz-chic p`o ju-na, 225.

BOWER, Col. H., MS. found by, v.

bowl, lacquered (N. xv. oox), 373, 410; wooden (D. v. 9), found at DandanUiliq, 297 ; (Niya Site), 376.

BOYER, M. l'Abbé A,, on Kharo;thi document from Niya Site, xii, 351,

364, 365 n.

brackets, carved wooden, 377; (N. xx.

02, 03), 378, 413.

Brahmi characters, probably used in

Kashgar at the time of Hsüan-tsang's visit, 7o ; used at Chi-clzil-chia, 90;

introduced into Central Asia through Buddhism, 163, 369 ; in documents found at Dandan-Uiliq, 145, 236, 247, 269, 294 sqq.; MSS. on paper (Dandan-Uiliq), 236, 247, 256 sqq., 265, 266, 269, 274, 294 sqq., 297, 303 ; (Endere) 424 sq., 438 sqq.; inscriptions below frescoes (DandanUiliq), 248, 274, z83, 291, 293 ; on wooden beam, 262, 300 sq.; on wooden tablets, 266, 269, 296 ; date of Brahmi documents from DandanUiliq,

cursive Brahmi characters on paper MSS., 269 sq.; (D. tit. 12), 257,

295; (D. iv. 6), 265, 296 ; (D. y. 8),

269, 297 ; (D. vi. 2, 6), 274, 297 ;
(D. viii. 2), 281, 299 ; in inscriptions

below frescoes (D. vi), 274 ; (D.(T.)

017), 283, 303 ; (D. ii. 13), 291;
(D. u. 08), 293 ; (D.(T.) of 6), 303 ;

(D.(T.) 018), 303 ; on wooden tablets (D.R. o1, 02), 305, 306; (N. xx. I), 369, 376, 412.

Gupta characters, upright, on MSS. from Dandan-Uiliq (D. II), 247, 291,

293 ; (D. III), 256 sq., 295 ; (D. iv), 265, 295 ; (D. v), 265, 296 sq. ; (D. vi. i), 274, 297 ; (D. x. 9, xo), 262, 301 ; (D, xII. 6), 302 ; on MSS. from Endere, 425, 427, 439, 44o.

slanting Central-Asian Brahmi (E. i. 6) 425, 438. See also `unknown' language.

breaks in the enumeration of finds, explained, 341 n. sq.

bricks, sun-dried, in Kurghan-Tim Stûpa, 74, 77 ; in Kizil-Debe Stûpa,

78 ; at Töpa-Tim (near Khan-ui), 79

sq. ; at Mauri-Tim, 82, 84, 85 ; near
Kosh-Langar, 99 ; at Topa-Tim

(near Gama), Io4; at Karakir-Tim, 116 ; at Endere, 423, 431, 434, 437 ; at Ak-sipil, 475 ; at Rawak, 484 sq.; at Jumbe-kum, 502, 503 ; at Karadöbe, 515.

bricks, marks on, at Ak-sipil, 476.

bronze objects found, &c. : -arrowheads (N. 0014. c), 381, 415 ; (N.

005. a), 414 ; ball (K. 002. m), 452 ;

bells (N, 0012. a, 0014. e), 415 ;
(D.K. 005), 465 ; brooch (D.(T.)

001. c), 303 ; buckles (K. ooz),

447, 451 ; (D.K. ooz. b), 461, 464 ;
clasp (Y. 007. c), 211 ; (N. ooxo),

414 ; (E. 003. b), 438, 442 ; (D.K.
o01), 461, 464 ; disks (N. 0014. j),

415 ; (N. 0023), 416 ; figures of

Buddha (Y. 002. a), 210 ; a Bodhi-
sattva (Kb. 003. j), 210, 221 ; finial

(Ker. ooI), 467, 469 ; hand (Ya. 001.

b), 222 ; mirrors, Chinese (N.00r2. f),
381, 415 ; (N. oo9), 414 ; ornaments

(N. ooi), 414; (N. 0014. j), 415 ;
(H. ooi. b), 473 ; panel (Kh. 007),
222; pellet (N. 0014. k), 415;