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Súddhodhana, ii. 322n
Sugar, Bengal, ii. 115; manufactured,
215, 231; art of refining, 226, 230n;
of Egypt and China, 231
Suh-chau (Sukchur), i. 217, 218n, 282n
Suicides before an idol, ii. 340, 349n
Sukchur, province Sukkothai, i. 217
Sukkothai, ii. 278n, 270n
Suklât, broadcloth, i. 283n
Sukum Kala', i. 57n
Suleiman, Sultan, i. 17n, 44n, ii. 74n, 80n
Sulphur and quicksilver, potion of
longevity, ii. 365, 369n
Sultaniah, Monument at, ii. 478n. (See
Soltania.)
Sultan Shah, of Badakhshan, i. 163n
Sumatra (Java the Less), 23, 120, i. 34,
ii. 288n, 300n-301n; described, its
kingdoms, 284, 286n, 287n; circuit,
284, 286n
Sumatra, Samudra, city and kingdom of
(Samara for Samatra), ii. 292, 306n;
legend of origin, 294n; Ibn Batuta
there, 294n; its position, 295n; latest
mention of, 296n; wine-pots, 297n
Sumbawa, ii. 287n
Summers, Professor, ii. 277n
Sumutala, Sumuntala, see Sumatra
Sun and moon, trees of the, i. 130n
Sundara Pandi Devar, Sondar Bandi
Davart, king in Ma'bar, ii. 331; his
death, 333n; Dr. Caldwell's views
about, 333n, 334n
Sundar Fúlát (Pulo Condore Group), ii.
277n
Sung, a native dynasty reigning in S.
China till Kúblái's conquest, 12, i.
38n, ii. 135, 151n, 194n; their paper-
money, effeminacy, 20n, 150n, 207,
208, 211n; cremation, 135n; Kúblái's
war against, 148n, 149n; end of them,
167n, 168n
Sunnis and Shias, i. 160n
Suolstan (Shulistan), a kingdom in Persia,
83, 85n
Superstitions in Tangut, the devoted
sheep or ram (Tengri Toobho), i. 204,
207n; the dead man's door, 205, 209n;
as to chance shots, 439; in Carajan, ii.
79, 82n, 84n; devil-dancing, 86;
property of the dead, 111; Sumatran,
293, 298n; Malabar, 339 seqq.; as to
omens, 343-344, 364-365
Sur-Raja, ii. 374n
Survival, instances of, ii. 93n
Sushun, Regent of China, execution of
(1861), i. 428n
Su-tâsh, the Jadek, i. 193n
Suttees in S. India, ii. 341, 349n; of
men, 340
Svastika, sacred symbol of the Bonpos, i.
324n
Swans, wild, at Chagan-Nor, i. 296

Swat, i. 178n
—— River, i. 164n
Swi-fu, ii. 131n
Sword blades of India, i. 93n, 96n
Syghinan, see Shighnan
Sykes, Major P. Molesworth, i. 102n,
106n, 113n, 114n, 119n, 124n, 126n,
127n, 128n
Sylen (Ceylon), ii. 426n
Symbolical messages, Scythian and
Tartar, ii. 497n-498n
Syrian Christians, ii. 377n seqq., 433n
Syrrhaples Pallasii, see Barguerlac
Szechényi, Count, i. 207n
Sze-ch'wan (Ch'eng-tu), ii. 32n, 34n, 35n,
37n, 40n, 42n, 45n, 40n, 48n, 58n,
60n, 69n, 128n, 131n, 134n; aborigines,
60n

TARASIIE, ii. 263n, 396n
Tabbas, i. 124n
Table of the Great Khan, i. 381
Tables, how disposed at Mongol feasts,
i. 384n
Tablet, Emperor's, adored with incense,
i. 391, 393n
Tablets of Authority, Golden (Páisah),
presented by Khan to Polos, i. 15, 16,
34, 35; lion's head and gerfalcon,
35, 351; bestowed on distinguished
captains, inscription, 350, 351n-354n;
lion's head, 356n; granted to governors
of different rank, 431
—— worshipped by Cathayans, i. 456,
458n
Tabriz (Tauris), i. 17n, 74, 76n
Tachindo, see Ta-ts'ien-lu
Tacitus, Claustra Caspiorum, Pass of
Derbend, i. 53n
Tactics, Tartar, i. 262, 265n, ii. 460
Tacuin, i. 447, 448n
Tadinfu, ii. 136
Taeping Insurrection and Devastations,
ii. 154n, 158n, 173n, 176n, 177n, 179n,
184n, 196n, 222n
Taeping, or Taiping, Sovereigns' effemi-
nate customs, ii. 20n
Taffetas, ii. 10n
Taft, near Yezd, turquoise at, i. 92n
Tafurs, i. 313n
Tagachar, ii. 471, 474n
Tagaung, ii. 107n, 111n, 113n
Tagharma Pass, i. 172n, ii. 594n
Taghdúngbâsh River, i. 175n
Taianfu (T'ai-yuan-fu), king of N. China,
ii. 12, 14n, 15n
Taiani, ii. 432n
Taican, see Talikan
Taichau (Tigu), ii. 154n
T'aiching-Kwan, ii. 26n
Taidu, Daitu, Tatu, Kúblái's new city of
Cambaluc, i. 305n, 306n, 374, 375n
Taikung, see Tagaung

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