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0260 Southern Tibet : vol.7
南チベット : vol.7
Southern Tibet : vol.7 / 260 ページ(カラー画像)

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doi: 10.20676/00000263
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Bewohner.... Doch sollen diese Ortungs leicht zu umgehen seyn. Von Ladakh
nach Kaschmir sind 25 Kafila Tage, in Eilmärschen um 15 Tagemärsche; es geht
über viele Flüsse und Wald; überall ist Fourage für die Lastthiere.

In preceding volumes of this work I have discussed two important maps of
Ritter and his assistants.¹ In this connection we have to return to them once more.²
The first one to consider is the beautiful map reproduced as Pl. XII in Vol. III.³ Here
the Kwen-lun System runs through the whole of Central Asia far into the country
of Koko-nor. It has a series of different names. In the west it is in connection
with the Bolor Range. Farther east it is called Ni-kung-i-Schan, with the sources
of Kara-tasch and Jurong-tasch. Then it splits up into different more or less parallel
ranges, the northern of which is Küenlün itself, also called Kulkun or Oneuta, and,
south of Chas-sö, Bain-Khara Geb. and, still farther east, Namtsi-tu Gebirg which,
finally, is in connection with the classical Chinese Küenlün or Kulkun. RICHTHOFEN
shows that RITTER in his first volume of Asien only regarded this eastern part of
the system as the real Küenlün, but already in his second volume had adopted the
view of HUMBOLDT.⁴ From this principal range several other ranges start to the
S. E. and E. S. E. The first of them is the Kara-korum which takes its beginning
from the Bolor. The second is the Baltü-Glatscher Range. Then follow two or
three nameless ranges until we approach Kiria where the great range Khor, with
D'ANVILLE'S Mount Kirian stretches to the S. E. the whole way down to Buca-noor
north of Tengri-nor. Before reaching so far it divides itself into two branches, the
northern of which stretches E. N. E. and is nearly parallel to the Kwen-lun. With
the latter its eastern part, Gurban-borodzi-Oola again comes into contact.⁵