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0806 Ruins of Desert Cathay : vol.2
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516   INDEX

 

Wild Tibetans,' dreaded by Chinese in Nan-shan Range, ii. 290, 317, 321, 327 Willow, inscribed slips of, i. 158, 252 Willows, in Sarikol, i. 97 ; in Turkestan,

  1. 129, 139, 147, 230, 238 ; ii. 247 Wilson, Sir James, help of, i. x111

` Wind of An-hsi,' dreaded in Tun-huang desert, ii. 141, 239

Wind scene, in Buddhist cave frescoes, ii. 229-231, 260

Winter, Miss E. A., of Royal School of Art Needlework, secures ancient embroidery,

  1. 207

Wire-rope, for raft ferry, i. 193-195, 197

` Witness,' or clay terrace, marking extent

of wind erosion in desert, i. 247, 248,

249, 294, 325, 349, 362, 374, 418, 432, 522, 533 ; ii• 45

Wolves, on terminal Su-lo Ho, ii. loo

Women, of Kashgar, their costume, i. 121 ; of Khotan, their bad reputation, i. 17o ; Kirghiz, their frankness and costume, i.

79 ; ii• 346-347

Wood-carving, ancient : at Khadalik, 1.246;

at Niya Site, i. 280, 292 ; at Endere, i. 314 ; Lop-nor Site, i. 404-406, 409-411,

414 ; at Miran, i. 459, 479 ; at Ming-oi, ii. 369 ; at Khora, ii. 372

Wood-carving, 'modern : in Chitral, i. 34, 37, 38, 48 ; in Turkestan, i. 159, 160 ;

ii. 348 ; Chinese, ii. 8, 10, 15, 71, 277 Woodcuts, in Chinese rolls from Caves of

Thousand Buddhas, ii. 189

Wooden documents, ancient, at Khadalik,

  1. 240, 245 ; at Domoko, i. 255, 256 ; at Niya Site, i. 271, 273-277, 280-290, 293, 294, 295 ; at Endere, i. 300, 311, 312, 313 ; at Lop-nor Site, i. 351-352,

379-380, 383, 385-386, 392-395, 410, 411 ; at Miran, i. 439-440 ; on Old Wall, i.

542 ; ii• 51, 52, 54-56, 61, 65, 69, 95-98, I06, I13, I16, I20, 123-I24, 129, 143-

145, 156, 157

Wooden foot-measure, ancient, i. 392 ; ii. 96, 126

Woolley, Mr. L. C., assistant at British Museum, i. xix

Wordell, Captain, at Drosh, i. 29

Wu-sun tribe, chief of, ii. 121

Wu-ti, Chinese emperor (second century B.C.), builder of Old Wall, i. 397, 512, 513 ; ii. Io6, 135, 149

Ya-i,' or Ya-mên attendant, of Tun-huang,

  1. 2I ; of An-hsi, as guide, ii. 242,

243, 245

Yaks, for burden and riding, on Pamirs,

i. 77, 81-84, 86-89, loo ; in Nissa valleys,

i. 18o, 181, 187, 189, 191, 192, 199, 200, 205, 206 ; in Richthofen Range, ii. 330 ;

in Tibet, ii. 474, 476, 481, 483

Yaks, wild, in Nan-shan, ii. 313, 314, 324 ;

in Yurung-kash Valley, ii. 450, 452, 460,

471

Yakub Beg, Muhammadan rebel ruler of

Turkestan, i. 102, 161, 250, 331, 339,

429 ; ii• 340, 351, 428, 446, 469 Yalghuz-dong, ruins at, i. 329

Yambus, Chinese horse-shoes of silver, ii. 192. See also Horse-shoes

Ya-mên, or Chinese public office, at Kash- gar, i. 118 et passim

Yang, Colonel, commanding garrison at Hami, ii. 343

Yangi - Dawan = ` new pass,' traversed by Johnson across Kun-lun Range ; sought for, i. 186, 198 ; ii. 472, 474, 475, 477,

479, 483

Yangi-hissar, near Kashgar, i. 104, I27'

Yangi-kent = ` new land,' in oasis, i. 251 Yangi - köl = ` new lake,' in Lop-nor, i. 361

Yang - kuan = ` Yang barrier,' frontier station in Han Annals, identified with Nan-hu, ii. 8o

Yapchan, postal station near Kashgar, i. I05

Yar, or flood-cut ravine, i. 160, 238, 251,

297 ; ii. 75, 78, 79, 362

Yardangs, or wind - eroded terraces, in

desert, i. 361, 364, 369, 370 ; ii. 239, 254, 357 ; on Tibetan plateau, ii. 467

Yarkand, visit to, i. 130-134 ; return to, ii. 429

Yar-khoto, former capital of Turfan, ruins at, ii. 362-363

Yarkhun, name of upper Chitral River, i.

41, 44, 50

Yellow grass,' on Tibetan plateau, ii.

443, 458, 459, 464

Ying Ma Chiang. See Chiang-ssil-yeh.

` Yi-tsou company,' in garrison on Old Wall, ii. 125

Yol-hegi= ` road-master,' or guide, ii. 390 Yotkan, site of ancient capital of Khotan,

  1. 177 ; ii. 437

Yüan dynasty, inscription of, at Caves of

Thousand Buddhas, ii. 28

Yiieh-chih, or Indo-Scythians, i. 400, 512 ;

  1. 8o, 304, 319. See also Indo-Scythian Huan, author of the ` Wei-lio' (third century A.D.), i. 514

Yule, Sir Henry, referred to or quoted, i.

449, 517-519 ; ii. 161, 282

Yii-mên, ` the Jade Gate,' identified on

Old Wall, ii. 97, 117-125

Yü-mên-hsien, modern town, ii. 337

Yung P'ing, Chinese regnal period, ii.

53

Yurung-kash River, in the plain, i. 212-

213 ; ii. 416, 417 ; exploration of its sources in the Kun-lun Range, i. 172, 179, 195, 200, 206, 207 ; ii. 435, 438, 445-447, 449-455