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Gle[s]. See Sle[l], Leh.
Glin, the earth, King Ge-sar's kingdom . . 156
Gliṅ-bcu, a district . . . . . 85
Gliṅ-chos, Bon religion . . . . . 79
Gliṅ-ri, silk gauze . . . . . 111
Gliṅ-ser-than-rjé, a mythological forefather . . 65
Glo-[bo]. See Blo-[bo].
Glor-dmar-me-mzod, a famous sword . . . 101
Gña-khri-btsan-po, the first king of Tibet . . 77
Gnam-gyi-khri-bdun, the seven heavenly thrones, a
group of kings . . . . . . 78
Gñam-tdelps-dkar-po, a demon . . . . 91
Gnam-ri-sron-btsan, a king of Tibet. . . . 82
Gnod-sbyin-gdon-dmar, a yaksa . . . . 65
Gña-nam-gu-ru, a monastery in Zaṅs-dkar . . 156
Gña-ra-rtse, an old Tibetan family . . . 77
Gña-ñur, a country . . . . . 82
Gñegs. See Sñegs.
Go-'ar-to, a Dard colony on the Indus . . . 271
Go-bul-go-tham, sixth chief of Si-dkar . . . 192
God, a Dard village near Skar-rdo . . . 271
Gogra-dea = Gu-ge . . . . . 171
Gogra, the Karnali river . . . . . 267
Gobu-la-ma (Gautama), son of Rna-ba can . 72, 77
Gola, an envoy of the Dogras . . . . 259
Go-lam, a jāgir-holder at Chu-dod . . . 144
Go-lam, a grandson of Saḥ-bān of Ki-no . . 180
Goltari, a place in Baltistan . . . . 191
Gomba-Skardo, Dgon-pa-Skar-rdo, the Skar-rdo
monastery . . . . . . 193
Gondala (or Gandhola), Ti-nan in Lahul . . 203
Gondb, a village in Bangāl . . . . 203
Gopi. See Sa-tsho-ma.
Go-ṅen, a castle at Hem-bahs . . . . 180
Grags-btsan-lde, a king of Gu-ge . . . 169
Grags-bhum-lde. See Lha-chen Grags-bhum-lde.
Grags-bdzin-ma, Yaśodharā, the wife of Buddha . 74, 75
Grag[s]-pa-dpal-bzaṅ, a messenger (pho-ña) . . 158
Grags-pa-[bhum], a king of Ladakh. See Lha-chen
Grags-pa-bhum.
Grags-pa-lde. See Lha-chen Grags-pa-lde.
„ „ a king of Gu-ge . . 169, 171, 281
Gra-ma-can. See Gro-gra-ma-can.
Gra[ṅ]-dkar (or Bran-mkhar), the capital of
Spyi-ti . . . . . . 121, 276
Gran-rtse, a place in Spyi-ti . . . . 281
Gran-tse. See Bran-tse.
Gri-gul, near Te-la-rig, a village . . . 159
Gri-gum-btsan-po, one of the Bar-gyi-ldin kings . 79
Gro-dkar, flowers . . . . . . 95
Groe-go-rab-gsum, a place east of Ladakh . . 254
Gro-gra-ma-can, or Gra-ma-can, a village in Zaṅsdkar 158
Gron-khyer-gser-skya, Kapilavastu . . . 74
Gro-nod, a district in Tibet . . . 103, 133
Gro-bo, a village in Zaṅs-dkar . . . . 159
Gru, a Tibetan district . . . . . 234
Grub-mthah-of-gyi-me-loi, a book . . . 70
Grub-lshe-dban-dpal-lde, prince-consort of Bzaṅ-la 164-5
Gru-gu, a castle at Tshom-mi . . . . 82
Gru-bdzin, Potala . . . . . 70, 72
Grünwedel, Albert, Mythologie des Buddhismus . . 111
Gsal-rgyal, a prince of Koala . . . 74, 76

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Gsal-snan, a district in Tibet . . . . 85
Gsan-ña, a historical(?) work . . . . 76
Gsan-snags-rgyad, the Guhya-mantra-tantra . . 86
Gsam, or Śam, Lower Ladakh 96, 109, 121, 128, 135, 139,
238, 240
Gsed, helpmate of Gsed-can, Manu . . . 64-5
Gsed-bu. See Gsed-can.
Gsed-can, Manu . . . . . . 64-5
Gśin-rje-chos-rgyal, Yama-dharma-rāja . . . 67
Gsan-snags-kyi-dkyil-bkhor, "wheel of dhāraṇā," a
book . . . . . . . 98
Gser-gyi-me-lon, 'golden mirror,' the chronicles of
Ti-nan . . . . . . 212, 214
Gser-kod-dam-pa, the Suvarṇa-prabhāsa-sūtra 85, 107, 110
Gser-kod-gyan-skyabs, a book or two tracts . 120, 280
Gser-khri-mkhar, a palace, perhaps near Khri-rtse . 122
Gser-mdog-can, Kanakavarṇa, a risi . . . 73
Gser-mig. See Sarmik.
Gser-skya, Kapila, a risi . . . . . 73
Gser-thub, Kanaka-muni, a former Buddha . . 70
Gsol-dpon-[pa], a house and family at Waṅ-la . . 250
Gso-sbyon-bphags, Uposhadha . . . 69, 72
Gsum-bhran. See Sum-bhran.
Gsum-mdo, a village and valley, possibly near Su-ru . 159
Gte-ya. See Lte-ba, a village.
G-tiṅ-sgan, or Tiṅ-mo-sgaṅ, a town 102, 113, 115, 120,
238, 243, 251-2
G[toṅ-gsum-pa, a tribe . . . . . 65-6
Gtsan-ston, the kingdom of Bkra-śis-rtsegs-dpal . 168
Gtsan, a province of Tibet 98, 107, 109-10, 168-9, 243
Gtsan-dmar, a combination of Gtsan-kha and Dmar-
rtse-lan, a district . . . . . 109
Gtsan-kha, a hamlet near He-mis . . . 109
Gtsan[-ma], a Tibetan prince . . . . 89
Gtso, an old Tibetan family . . . . 77
Gtsug-rig-tor-can, Śikhin, a former Buddha . . 70
Gtsug-gtor-lcan-ma, a willow at Leh . . .146-7
Gtsug-lag-khan-dmar-po, the Red Monastery at Leh . 99
Gtum-po-rab-snaṅ, Caṇḍa-Pradyote . . . 74
Gu-ge (Ku-ge), a province east of Ladakh 94, 101, 105,
108, 110, 113, 117, 156-7,
168, 213, 234, 267, 273, 276

Guhya-mantra-tantra. See Gsan-snags-rgyad.
Gu-laḥb-siṅ, a Mahārāja of Jammu 127, 134, 137, 138, 186,
255, 260, 262, 268
Gu-lo-ri, Kahlūr, or Bilāspur, a town . . . 127
Gumring = Guṅ-raṅ . . . . . 202
Guṅ-blon, a clan at Ston-sde . . . . 156
Guṅ-btsan, a king of Tibet . . . . 84
Guṅ-da, or Gu-ge . . . . . 213-14
Guṅ-ran, or G[h]um-ring, a village in Lahul 201-3, 210,
218, 223
Guṅ-[sron-guṅ]-btsan. See Guṅ-btsan.
Guṅ-sroṅ-bdu-rje, a king of Tibet . . . 85
Gurbidas, a village in Baltistan . . . . 194
Gur-bu-rtal, a Tibetan ancestor . . . . 65
Gurts, a place in Baltistan north of the Wular lake 193
Gur-sgar, a plain (in Pu-rig ?) . . . . 232
Gu-ru-legs, one of the Saḥi-legs kings . . . 80
Gustavson, F., a missionary . . . . 194
Gu-sur. See Khu-tshur.
Gyag-chun, a hero . . . . . . 85