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5o8 INDEX
` Myriad Buddhas, Valley of,' or Wangfo-hsia, with temple caves, stucco images, frescoes, and sgraffiti, ii. 258-261
Na-fo-po, old Chinese name of Lop, i.
449
Nagas and Naginis, half-human half-snake,
in fresco at Caves of Thousand Buddhas, ii. 226-227 ; reference to, in Kashmir, ii. 286 ; legends of, in mountains, ii. 424
Nan - hu= ` South Lake,' oasis near Tunhuang, with ruins, ii. 71-82
Nar-bagh, garden palace at Khotan, i. 171,
217 ; ii. 431, 436
Nasrullah, Prince, brother of King of
Afghanistan, i. 65, 82 Nasturtiums, i. 141
Neolithic remains in Lop-nor desert, i.
365, 369, 416, 420, 432
Nestorian documents from Turfan, ii.
359, 363
Nets, ancient, i. 442
Neve, Dr. A., of Srinagar, ii. 434 ; his
medical help after frost-bite, ii. 488
` New Dominions,' or Chinese Turkestan,
i. 115, 118, 152, 168, 338, 501, 505 ; ii.
36, 37, 343, 422, 423
New Year (1907), in Lop-nor desert, i. 419 ;
(1908), at Korla, ii. 373
Niaz Akhun, Darogha, of Khotan, ii. 444
Niaz Hakim Beg, former governor and owner of Chini-bagh at Yarkand, i. 130, 131 ; and of Nar-bagh at Khotan, i. 171, 217 ; ii. 431
Niaz, Tungan, former Chinese interpreter, i. 114
` Nien-hao,' or regnal title for recording
Chinese dates, i. 397 ; ii• 52-53 Nirvana, colossal image of Buddha re-
cumbent in, in Valley of Myriad Bud-
dhas, ii. 259
Nissa, its valleys and glaciers, i. 179-192
Niya oasis, i. 264-260
Niya Site, excavations at ruins of, i. 269299 ; discovery of a hidden archive of Kharoshthi documents, i. 280-291
Nob, early Tibetan form of name Lop, i.
447, 449
North-east winds, in desert, i. 294, 301,
319, 325 ; prevalent about Lop-nor and
Tun-huang, i. 331, 351, 361, 365, 368,
369, 371, 372, 377, 384, 388, 401, 416,
445, 520, 525 ; ii. 118, 141, 225, 238 Northern Buddhist Canon, ii. 183, 211
Nuns, rows of, in frescoes in Valley of Myriad Buddhas, ii. 260
Nur Khan, cook, left at Kashgar, i. 9, I12, I13
Oases, of Turkestan plains, i. 102, 103,
I28, 135, 145, 154, 155, 236, 259, 260,
264, 321 ; ii. 12, 75, 236, 247, 255, 266,
| 272, | 283, | 332, | 342, | 351, 353, 373, 413, |
| 414, | 423, | 428, | 429, | 432 ; submontane, |
ii. 440
Oats, growing crop, i. 50, 94, 100, 147, 182, 205, 211, 341 ; ii. 269 ; food for
donkeys, i. 347, 509 ; ii. 458, 467 Obaidullah Khan, his decorated house in
Upper Chitral, i. 48
Oblong wooden envelopes, ii. 97-98 Oblong wooden tablets, i. 240, 274, 281,
311, 379, 386
Obrucheff, M., Russian traveller, ii. 269,
314-315
Och-merwan= ` three windows,' Buddhist
ruins and caves near Kashgar, i. 119I21
` Old towns,' imaginary, in desert, ii.
373-375. See also Kone-shahr
Old Wall, of ancient Chinese Limes, near
Tun-huang, reported by M. Bonin, i.
539 ; first observed, i. 541-545 ; ii. 13 ; traced east of Tun-huang, ii. 48-65 ;
west of Tun-huang, towards Lop-nor, ii.
92-157 ; the ' Jade Gate,' ii. 112-122 ; the great magazine, ii. 123-134 ; records
of garrison, ii. 146-156 ; found again near An-hsi, ii. 237-238 ; near Yü-mên-
hsien, 337-338. See also Watch-towers Oliver, Captain D. G., his help at Leh, ii.
434, 473, 486 ; at Srinagar, ii. 488 Opium, cultivation round Su - chou, ii.
283, 286, 293 ; as drug among Muhammadans, i. 9, 114 ; smoking among Chinese, i. 217 ; ii. 34, 41, 54, 89, 94,
"9, 157, 172, 284, 325
Optic telegraphy by fire signals along Old
Wall, ii. 152, 153
Orchards, i. 38, 42, 46, 121, 127, 145, 153,
154, 323 ; ii• 347, 438 ; dead, i. 227, 276, 277, 296
Orenburg Cossacks, i. 95, 124 Orientalized Hellenistic art, ii. 368
Osman Bai, of Charklik, i. 430, 432 Otanchis, or men gathering fuel, i. 222
Qtang, or postal station, i. 429
Otangchis, or keepers of post-houses, i. 105 Otan-su, village near Kök-yar, i. 148 Otrughul Glacier, at head of Nissa Valley,
1. 188-191
Ovis Poli, sighted on Pamir, i. 73
Oxford, thoughts of, i. 409 ; ii. 344 ; re-
turn to, ii. 491, 492 ; stay at, i. XXIII Oxford University Press, i. 3, 110, 146 Oxus, sources of, i. 64-81
Pagoda of conventional Chinese type, ii. 67
Pakawash, or floating seed-spores, in Lop-nor desert, i. 421 ; in Taklamakan desert, ii. 389
Pallas Promachos, seal impressions of, i. 284 ; in Vignette, i. xix
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