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0356 Southern Tibet : vol.7
南チベット : vol.7
Southern Tibet : vol.7 / 356 ページ(白黒高解像度画像)

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doi: 10.20676/00000263
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Adolph v. Schlagintweit did not cross the Kara-korum Range in the
ordinary Kara-korum Pass, which had first been reached by Thomson and then
crossed by Hermann and Robert v. Schlagintweit. He took quite another
road. In his itinerary, as it first was published, it is said:
June 14th, Changchénmo, avoiding Leh, for greater facility of crossing in disguise
the Tibetan frontier. July 9th, crossed the Karakorum chain by the pass north of Aksâe
Chin, which lies three marches south-east of the Kara-korum pass, by a new and entirely
unfrequented road. July 20th, crossed the Kuenlûen, near Karangoták.¹
In a later list of his route it is said: Juni 10., Ueber den Masimík-Pass
(Marsimik-la); Juni 11., Pámshalan (Pamsal) am Changchénmo Flusse; Juni 18.,
Ueber die Karakorúm-Kette via Changchénmo- oder Chang Lang-Pass; August 4,
Ueber die Künlün-Kette via Kilián-Pass.² It was proved that Adolph had crossed
the northern Kara-korum Range not 30, but 70 miles S. E. of the Kara-korum Pass.³
It is a pity that the maps published of the important journeys of the Schlagintweits
are all on a very small scale, and one is, therefore, often at a loss in one's attempts
to follow their routes in detail.⁴

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Only a few words should be added regarding the interesting map of the
Schlagintweit's journeys, published in 1861.⁵ In Eastern Turkestan we find Kashgar-
darya, Yarkand-darya, Karakash-darya, Khotan-darya, Yurumkash-darya and Keriya-
darya, all on separate courses crossing the desert and forming the Tarim and bound
to Lake Lop in the northern part of the desert.
From Hindu-kush a range branches off N. W., called Pamir. To the east the
Hindu-kush continues without any interruption in the very strongly marked range
of the Karakorum. North of it is Kuen-Lûen. Just south of the Chinese Namur
lakes of Western Tibet, the Kara-korum Range continues to the east; at 86° it turns