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Southern Tibet : vol.3 |
| 南チベット : vol.3 |
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In the preceding chapters we have seen that the Lama survey during some of
the last years of Kang Hi's reign which was used by d'Anville for his map of 1733,
was really the first serious attempt to represent the complicated labyrinth of moun-
tains and systems situated to the north of the Tsangpo. The next attempt, the Ta-
ch'ing map, discussd by Dutreuil de Rhins, proved to be, so far as the orography is
concerned, as unsatisfactory as d'Anville's. In the Chinese texts we found very little
about these mountains. Everything that was known had been translated by European
scholars, chiefly Klaproth, though he could not, of course, give more orographical
detail than the Chinese texts. What he brought was, however, used in geographical
compilations, amongst which we found Humboldt and Ritter to be the most important.
They mentioned two different ranges: the Dzang immediately north of the Tsangpo,
and the Khor or Hor further north. From the standard works of the two great German
scholars the two ranges were introduced into all geographical works and maps of their
time and remained even many years after their death. Thus, for instance, we find
them on the map N:o 44 b, Stieler's Hand-Atlas of 1861 (Pl. XXVII), drawn by
Hermann Berghaus. The northern one is called Chor Kette, the southern Zsang
Kette. On Petermann's edition of the same sheet, 1875 (Pl. XXVIII), the northern
range is unchanged but has no name, whereas the southern is called Tsang Geb.,
and considerably changed according to Nain Sing's then fresh discoveries. In later
editions, for instance the one of 1904 (Pl. XXX), the two ranges have disappeared
completely, — only Nien-chen-tang-la between Khalamba-la and Dam-largen-la is left.
The Pundits of later years only touched the perific parts of the mountain re-
gion in question. Nain Sing has practically gone round it on all sides. Where he
crossed it in the east, south of Tengri-nor, it was later on again traversed by Little-
dale and de Lesdain. In 1904 the Tibet Frontier Commission followed exactly
the same way as Nain Sing. Ryder and Wood made their beautiful map and
triangulated the peaks so far as they could be seen, that is to say those which are
in the immediate neighbourhood of the Tsangpo. Travelling from Tengri-nor to
Dangra-yum-tso Nain Sing took bearings to some peaks he saw in the south.
One could believe in the existence of two ranges, for between Nain Sing's and
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