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0050 Southern Tibet : vol.2
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doi: 10.20676/00000263
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tions four distinct G'hátis: Tagla-Cot'h and Dhumpú from Kumaon, and Lit'hi-
Dhába and Mánah, both from Gerwal to Dhába. From Dhumpú it was said to be
four manzils to Gertokh, and Lehdac was found to be situated to the west of
Gertokh.
The most important result was, however, that an end was put to the mistake
of the Ganges coming from the Manasarovar. Thence forward the source of the
Ganges was placed at the southern side of the Himalayas, but the problem of the
Manasarovar and its river was still left to be solved.