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Blo-bzan-bsod-nama, a messenger (pho-ña) of Śel . 224
Blo-bzan-grars-pa, Tson-kha-pa's spiritual name . 99
Blo-bzan-lde, second son of Sen-ge-ldor . . 157, 159
Blo-bzan-rgyal-mtshan, prince, a Drun-pa-phug-pa
lama . . . . . . . 164–5
Blo-bzan-rnam-rgyal-dpal-lde, the eldest son of Zla-
mdzes-dban-po . . . . . . 164–5
Blo-bzan-ye-śes-rgyal-mtshan, a Žabs-drun-bla-ma 164–5
Blo-bzan-tahe-rin, a peasant at Beaḥ-ba . . . 160
Blo-dro[s]-skyid, or Blo-gros-skyid, sister or daughter
of the chief Ha-ri-ya of Ti-nan . . . 214
Blo-gros-dpal-grub, a governor of Ston-sde . . 157
Blo-gros-mchog-ldan, a king of Ladakh . . 101, 102
Blo-gros-skyid. See Blo-dros-skyid.
Bod, Tibet; Bod-pa, Tibetan. (Boti) 76, 77, 81–2, 85–8,
90–1, 92–3, 109, 115–26,
127–37, 140–2, 205–6, 222,
227, 234, 255–5, 257–60, 275
Bodhimör, a Mongolian history of Tibet 80, 82, 84–6,
88–93, 167, 171
Bothisatva, a Buddhist teacher . . . . 86
Bo-dro-masjid, a Tibetan mosque in Kashmir . . 180
Bokha, first chief of Parkuda . . . . 191, 281
Boldor, a chief of Ko-bo . . . . . 205
Bon, the non-Buddhist religion of Tibet 76, 79, 81, 87, 279
Bon-dor, a castle in Baltistan (Kha-pu-lu) . . 239
Bono-do-gi-plu, a divisional canal of the Dards . 276–2
Bon-ha, a place in Western Tibet . . . . 206
Bon-pho-pa, a house and family at Pan-kyum . . 253
Borddha-mal (?) . . . . . . . 85
Boti. See Bod.
Bo-trins, a chief of Sim-śa-mkhar-lu . . . 180
Bo-yi. See Hbo-gyi.
Brag-dmar, a place in Tibet (red rock) . . . 85
Brag-dmar-mgrin-bzan, a vihāra . . . . 85
Brag-kha, or Bran-kha, a district . . . . 85
Brag-nag, a black rock, near Za-phyag . . 157, 159
Brag-srin, second son of Gyin-gi-stin . . . 65
Brahmā. See Tshna-pa.
Brahmadatta. See Tshans-skyin.
Bram-ze, the Brāhman caste . . . . . 69
Bran-kha. See Brag-kha.
Bran-mkhar. See Gran-mkhar.
Bran-tse, or Gran-tse, Dran-tse, a village in Upper
Ladakh . . . . . . . 107, 130
Bran-tse (Gran-tse, or Dran-tse), a village in Zans-
dkar . . . . . . . . 156
Bre, a measure . . . . 67, 82, 139, 149
Bre-bo-zas, Dronodana . . . . . . 74
Bre-sran, a district . . . . . . 96
Breya-krin, Śatakratu, Indra . . . . 68–9
Breya-skyin. See Reya-sin.
Breya-byin-pho-lad-sku-mkhar, a castle at Dpal-
gtum . . . . . . . . 162
Brgya-rtog-gar-gsum, a trilogy of Buddhist books 107, 110
Brgya-rtsa (108) . . . . . . . 99
Brihaspati. See Sur-bu.
Bro-gnod, a Tibetan province north of Glo-bo . . 223
Brol De. See Sultan Brol De.
Brtan-pa-tahe-rin, a Ladakhi nobleman . . . 239
Brtson-bgrus-rgyal-mtshan, a prince of Zans-dkar,
a Drun-pa-rgyal-tahab . . . . 164–5

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Bru-iad. See Hbru-sal.
Bsam-grub, second husband of queen Bkra-śis . . 164
Bsam-grub-dpal-lhar, a king of the Mons of
Glo-bo . . . . . . . . 234
Bsam-yas, a temple . . . 86–7, 88, 91, 103, 108, 119
Bsgrub-rgyud, a doctrine or a treatise . . 103, 110
Bśkal-[pa]-bzan-[po], the Bhadra-kalpa-sūtra . . 109
Bśkal-bzan-sgrol-ma, a queen, wife of Sen-ge-rnam-
rgyal . . . . . . . . 104, 275
Bśkal-bzan-sgrol-ma, a queen, wife of Tshe-dban-rab-
brtan-rnam-rgyal . . . . . . 126
Bśkal-ldan-śin-rta, Bhāgīrathī, a river . . . 73
Blab-bdas-tahe-rin-stohs-rgyas. See Lha-bdag-tshe-
rin-stohs-rgyas.
Bsod. See Sod.
Bsod, a minister of Rgya . . . . . 226
Bsod-nams, a minister of Sa-spo-rtse . . . 239
Bsod-nams-btan-bdzin, a minister of Snon-dar . 236–41
[B]so[d]-nam[s]-chos-bphel, a prince of Bar-hbog . 220
Bsod-nams-dban-phyug, warden of a queen . 126, 130
Bsod-nams-dhos-grub, a superintendent of the Lahul
trade . . . . . . . . 140, 224
Bsod-nams-don-grub-rnam-rgyal-lde, a king of
Bran-la . . . . . . . . 164–5
Bsod-nams-dpal-lde, a chief of Ti-nan . . 213, 216
Bsod-nams-dpal-lde I, a king of Bran-la (c. 1560 A.D.) 164–5
Bsod-nams-dpal-lde II, a king of Bran-la (c. 1770 A.D.) 164–5
Bsod-nams-dpal-skyid, second wife of Rab-brtan-rnam-
rgyal . . . . . . . . . 126
Bsod-nams-hbyor-ldan, owner of the house Than-pa
at Snon-la . . . . . . . 126
Bsod-nams-lde, a king of Gu-ge . . . . 169, 276
Bsod-nams-lhun-grub, a Ladakhi general . . . 231
Bsod-nams-rgya-mtsho, a chief of Ti-nan . . 213, 216
Bsod-nams-rnam-rgyal, a king of Ladakh 143–4, 146, 275
Bsod-nams-stohs-rgyas, a prince of Ti-nan . . 218
Bstan-bdzin. See Ga-ga-Bstan-bdzin.
[B]s tan-bdzin-chos-rgyal, a chief of Bar-hbog . . 220
Bstan-bdzin-dban-mo, a queen of Zans-dkar . 162 n.
Bstan-bdzin-dban-mo, a daughter of Tshe-brtan-rnam-
rgyal-lde . . . . . . . . 164–5
Bstan-bdzin-rnam-rgyal, a son of Hjam-dbyans-rnam-
rgyal, perhaps identical with a ruler of Spyi-ti 107, 275
Bstan-hgyur, the Buddhist extra-canonical collection 103
Bstan-hphel, a minister of Rgya . . . . 227
Bstan-srun-grul-rgyal, a king of Nam-spro . . 130
Bian-bzun, Muslimin, son of Mi-sred-pa . . . 70
Bian-rgyud, a monastery in Spyi-ti . . . . 276
Bian-khrun (or Btsan-khyun), an old family in
Tibet . . . . . . . . . 77
Btsan-khyun. See Btsan-khrun.
Btsan-phyur-lde, a king of Gu-ge . . . . 169
Btsan-po, majesty, a title of the first King of Tibet . 77
Btsan-khral "monk Levy" . . . . . 104, 280
Buddha. See Bcom-ldan-hdas and Rin-po-che, and
Sans-rgyas, Sab-kya-thub-pa.
Bu-dha-śi-ri, Buddha-śri, son of Prasenajit (Gña-khri-
btan-po) . . . . . . . . 76
Budhi Sinr Mithania, a chief of Bahle (Dpal-dar) or
Padar . . . . . . . . 262
Bulbul-langar, a mosque in Kashmir . . . 98, 277
Bu-nan, a language, spoken in Lahul . . . 221