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0524 India and Tibet : vol.1
インドとチベット : vol.1
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doi: 10.20676/00000295
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Ibbetson, Sir Denzil, 332
Iggulden, Major, Chief Staff Officer,
151; at Lhasa, 307
India, the Government of, 1, 2; the
aggression of the Bhutanese, 4, 5;
Bogle's Mission to Tibet and its
result, 8-25; trade with Tibet, 16,
22, 28, 53, 54, 86; reason for cessa-
tion of intercourse with Tibet, 30, 31;
Manning's visit to Lhasa, 33 et seq.;
Bengal's efforts to trade with Tibet,
42 et seq.; Tibetan aggressiveness,
47, 49; the Convention with China
and its result, 50 et seq.; the frontier
difficulty, 58 et seq.; securing the
treaty rights, 66 et seq.; negotia-
tions with Russia, 79 et seq.; Home
Government's views as to Tibet, 84;
Mission to Tibet sanctioned, 85 et
seq.; start of the Mission, 99;
journey from Simla to Khamba Jong,
100 et seq.; help from the Nepalese
Government, 132, 133; advance to
Gyantse sanctioned, 139-141; pro-
tests by China and Russia, 144-148;
journey from Darjiling to Chumbi,
149-161; the fight near Tuna, 173-
179; at Gyantse, 182 et seq.; the
advance to Lhasa, 223-250; terms
of negotiations of the treaty, 251 et
seq.; the treaty concluded, 289-306;
the return of the Mission, 325-334;
the results, 335-341; negotiations
with China, 342-366, 397 et seq.; the
attitude of the Tibetans, 367-406;
of centralisation and the responsi-
bility of the Government in, 407-415
Insect life in the Himalayas, 105

James, Sir Evan, 75
James, Mr., 152
Jelap-la Pass, 47, 49; erection and
destruction of a boundary pillar, 58,
59; Mission cross, 154
Jit Bahadur, Captain, his help in the
negotiations, 267 et seq.
Johnston, R. F. (From Peking to Man-
dalay), visits the Dalai Lama, 381
Jo Khang Temple, 316
Jones, Captain, death from malaria, 4
Jordan, Sir John, Ambassador at
Peking, 345; on Chinese hostility
to the treaty, 346, 347; negotiations
with China, 360, 363; interviews
with the Dalai Lama, 383, 384;
leaves Peking, 397
Journal de Saint Petersbourg, 67

Kala Tso, 197
Kamba-la Mountain, 234
Kangma, massing of Tibetan troops
near, 186, 209; the Mission's first
fortified post, 196
Kangra-la Pass, 116
Karo-la Pass, Tibetan attack on the
Mission at, 185 et seq.
Kashmir compared with Tibet, 323
Kawaguchi, the Japanese traveller,
307; Three Years in Tibet, 311
Kázi, Ugyen, Bhutanese Agent in Dar-
jiling, 66, 67
Kelly, Colonel, 149
Kennion, Captain, 67
Khamba Jongpen and the frontier
incident, 71, 110; refuses to send
supplies, 112; brings presents from
the Lhasa delegates, 113
Khamba Jong, proposal to negotiate
at, 86, 88, 91, 110, 130; arrival of
Mission at, 112, 116 et seq.; with-
drawal of Mission from, 150, 151
Kiangka, Chinese occupation of, 376
Kinchinjunga Mountain, 102, 116
Kitchener, Lord, 96, 332
Kuch Behar, Tibetans' attack on, 4;
position of, 13

Lamas, the, at Lhasa, 15 et seq., 37,
309 et seq. See also Dalai, Tashi,
Ta
Lamsdorff, Count, and Russia's atti-
tude towards Tibet, 68, 202, 378
Landon, Mr. Percival: Lhasa, 182 n.,
190, 234
Lansdowne, Marquess of, and the Con-
vention with China, 61; and the
reported agreement between Russia
and China, 73; and Russia on the
Tibet question, 79 et seq., 85, 144,
145, 201, 253, 255, 395; the object
of the Mission, 141; and the Chinese
Government, 143; and the Tibetan
indemnity, 348, 349
Le Mesurier, Captain, Political Officer,
171
Len, Amban, 393
Lengtu, Tibetan occupation of, 47, 48
Lepchas, the, 106, 107
Lewis, Mr., death of, 172
Lhasa, Bogle's visit to, 15 et seq.;
Manning's visit to, 37, 38; with-
drawal of Mission to, 47; the Chinese
Resident at, 50; delegates from, 111,
122, 129; Mission's arrival at, 250;
the negotiations, 268 et seq.; flight