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606   GENERAL INDEX

Chinese Niu-t'ou, 186 ; identified with the present Kohmâri hill, 185, 189 ; Hsiian-tsang's account, 185 sq., 235 ; Mazâr of Kohmâri, 187 ; sacred cave described, 187 sq. ; continuity of local worship, 189 ; extracts from the Gosrnga Vyakarana,

584 sq.

Gogrnga-vyakarana, on the first settlement of Khotan, 162 n., 584 sq.

Graeco-Buddhist art, survival of motives, in unglazed pottery from Togujai, III ; connexion with Khotan art, viii, z 18, 209, 500 ; similar motives found in Khotan art, 207, 221. See also Gandhâra. Great Vehicle', see Mahayana.

GRENARD, M. F., on legends of Muhammadan saints in Khotan, 121 ; account of Khotan, 123, 136, 140 n., I 41 ; and its industries, 134; on the population of Eastern Turkestan, 138 n., 147 ; on history of Turkish dynasty of Kashgar, 180 sq. ; identifies Hsüan-tsang's Hill of Gosrnga with Kohmari, 185 ; on find-place of Kharo;thi MS., 188 ; on etymology of Kohmâri, 190 ; identifies Yôtkan with the ancient capital of Khotan, ib., 199 ; on tomb of ' Keytous Maghrébt ', 229 n.; on legend of Imam Ja`far Sadiq, 313 ; on ruins near Charchan, 443 ; on legendary of Mahmùd Karam Kabuli, 449, 463 ; visit to Ak-sipil, 474.

Grhapati (Chi-li-ho-po-ti) Naga, 190.

GRIGGS, Mr. W., xiv.

grotesque figures, see terra-cotta. ground-level, changed by irrigation, see silt-deposits.

Guhyâl, see Wakhân.

Guhyâl, Little, in Hunza, 21.

guitar, see rabâb.

Gulakhma, oasis, 465, 468.

Güma, oasis, identified with Pi-shan, 97, 103 ; described, 99, zoo ; seal said to have been found near G., 103, I o9.

Gumbaz, of the ' King of Chin and Machin', Mauri-Tim Stnpa so named, 85.

Gupta characters, upright, see Brahmi. Guréz, ancient Daratpuri (?), 4. gypsum, see stucco.

Ha-shih-ha-rh, Chinese transcription of Kashgar, 48 n.

Haidar, Mirzâ, on Yarkand, 43 ; account of the city of Kâshgar, 73 n. ; on spoliation of ancient remains in Eastern Turkestan, 82, 226 ; on flight of Aba Bakr, 130 ; on tombs of ' martyrs' in Khotan, 14o n. ; on the rivers of the Turkestan desert, 449.

Halal-bagh, hamlets near Khotan, 227.

haloes, see nimbus.

Han dynasty, coins of, see wu-chu.

Han princess, legend of, at Chieh-p'ant`o, 34 sq.

Han-mi, 467. See Yü-mi.

Han-mo, town, visited by Sung Yün,

456; identified with PI-MO, 457. Han-p' an-to, capital of Sarikol, described

by Sung Yün, 29.

Han-t'o, 27. See Sarikol.

Hang-gu-jo, identified with Hanguya, 161, 471.

Hanguya Tati, identified with Hanggu-jo, 161, 471 ; route to, 470; antiques acquired, 47 I .

HART, Mr. H., xiv.

Hasa, hamlet, near Güma, 102.

Hasa, burial-ground near Moji, III sq.; bronze ornament found, 112, 115.

Hasa-Tam, débris-area, 79 ; dry riverbed near, 80.

Hasan Basri, Sultan, tomb of, 472. Hasan Boghra Khan (Abû'l-Hasan

Nasr ilik Qarâ Khan), ruler of

Kashgar, 181.

Hasha, 468.

HEDIN, Dr. Sven, on the topography of Eastern Turkestan, x ; his ' ancient city Taklamakan ' identical with Dandan-Uiliq, 236 ; at Dandan-Uiliq, 243; on the old course of Keriya river, 286 sq. ; at Kara-dong, 444 sq. ; follows Keriya river route, 450; gives specimen of forged MS., 511.

hei-han, Chinese transcription of Khâkan (Khan), I 80.

Hephthalites (I-ta, Yeh-tas), or White Huns, in Tokharistan, 1 1 n., 14; in Eastern Turkestan, 58 ; their empire, ib. ; destroyed by the Western Turks, lb. ; possible influence of their domination on the language of the people of Karghalik, 9x ; in Chu-chü-po (Chu-chü-pan), 93 ; rule over Khotan, 171.

Heracles (?), in clay seal (N. ii. 2), 2 z o,

355, 390.

Hgen-to-shan (Hgehu.lo..fan) Vihâra, built by king Vijayavirya, z86, 581. Hgum-stir Vihara, 223.

' Hiarchan, the capital of Casoar', see Yarkand.

Hie-kan-k'ia-sseu, Uigur general, 536.

Hinayana or the ' Little Vehicle ', followed in Chieh-Van-Co (Sarikol), 33 ; in Wu-sha, 42 ; studied in Khotan, 56, 174 n. ; predominant in Kâshgar, 56, 69, 70 ; along the northern foot of the Hindukush, 57 ; followed in one monastery at Chia-pi-shih, ib.; studied in Huo (Kunduz), ib. n. ; followed in the monastery of Tamasasamgharama in the Panjab, ib. n.

Hindus, see India.

hinge (N. 0012. b), 415.

Hiu Che-sseu, see Hsü-Shih-ssü.

Hivan-ying, see Hsiian-ying.

Hiung-nu, defeated by the king of Khotan, 120.

Ho, girl's name, in Chinese document,

529 sq.

Ho Hin-yue, see Ho Hsin-yüeh.

Ho Hsin-yüeh, name of debtor, in

Chinese document, 276, 529 sq. Ho-lao-lo-chia, legend of, 455 ; told of

Uzun-Tati, 460.

Ho-lu, a Kagan of the Western Turks,

59.

Ho-lu, a Magian, yr.

Ho-p' an-f o, name of Sarikol in T'ang Annals, 27. See Sarikol.

Ho-thian, Manchu name of Khotan, 155. See Khotan.

Ho-tien, modern Chinese name of Khotan, 155. See Khotan.

HOERNLE, Dr. A. F. Rudolf, assistance rendered by, vi, xii ; ' Report on the

British Collection of Antiquities from

Central Asia', v, loo, 204, 521 sqq.;
on Sino-Kharotthi coins, 204 ; on

Khotan antiques, 207; on MSS. found

at Dandan-Uiliq, 145, 150, 257 sqq.
(Sec. iv and v passim), 295 sqq. ; on

inscribed wooden tablet (Rawak), 305, 306 ; on Brahmi MSS. from Endere, 425, 439 sq.

Högberg, Mr., Swedish missionary, visit to Ak-sipil, 474, 475 ; ' Codices Högberg', 511.

Homo Alpinus, see Lapouge.

horn spoon (N. xv. oo1. i), 374, 411. horse, terra-cotta (Yötkan), 2I I ; fresco (Dandan-Uiliq), 248.

Hou-kouo, see Hu-kuo.

Houei, see Lung Hui.

Houei-ho, see Huei-ho.

Houei-ta, see Hui-ta.

Houei-yun, see Hui-ytin.

Hsi-chü-pan (Si-kiu pan), name of Chu-

chti-po in the Pei shih, .91 n., 93. Hsi-ning period, coin of, 576, 579. Hsi-shan, name of Khotan capital in

the Tang Annals, 167 n.

Hsi-to, Si-to Oita or Yarkand or Zarafshan river), identified with the

Tash-kurghan or Tâghdumbash river, 27, 35, 42 ; called Mêng-chin by Sung-Yün, 29, 35.

Hsi-yeh (Si-ye), identified with Yul-arik, 91, 92.

Hsiyii-chi, 32, 98. See Hsüan-tsang. Hsin Li-ch`an, imperial envoy, men-

tioned in Chinese sgraffito, 432, 546. Hsiu-mo-pa, king of Khotan, 167.

Hsü Shih-ssü, name of lady, on Chinese document, 527.

Hsüan-tsang, Chinese Buddhist pilgrim, account of Po-lu-lo, 6 n. ; mentions

Shang-mi, 15 n. ; includes under Shang-mi the whole Chitral valley, 16 n. ; journey over the Pamirs, 2 7, 3o sq. ; route into Sarikol, 30 ;