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J—contd.

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Jagadbhadrā. See Hgro-ba-bzan-mo.
Ja-gir — Urdū jāgīr . . . . 117, 130, 144, 146
Jacliwāl, a hamlet near Tandi (Thādi) in Lahul . 202
Jai Chand. See Rje-can[d].
Jālandhar, a town in the Panjab . . . 204
Jala Sing Gopi, an officer under Mihan Sing, Sikh
governor of Kashmir . . . . 261
Jama masjid, in Kashmir . . . . 181
Jam-bu, or Hjam-bu, Jam-mu, the capital of the
Dogras . . . 128-30, 135, 137, 138-44,
186, 252-5, 262-7
Jambū-dvīpa. See Hdzam-bu-glin.
Jambū-vriksa. See Hdzam-bu-hriksa.
Jam-mu. See Jam-bu.
Janguri. See San-ku.
Jan-ryir-beg, a chief of Sod . . . 177
Jäschke, Heinrich August, Tibetan-English Dictionary
. . . . . . 1, 2, 105, 108
Jasku. See Zans-dkar.
Jan, a certain coin . . . 118, 128, 147, 250
Jaya. See Rgyal-byed.
Jenghis Khān, the Mongol emperor . . . 97
Jina. See Bcom-ldan-hdas, Thub-pa.
Jigmet Namgyal. See Hjigs-med-rnam-rgyal . 269
Jinamitra. See Dzinamitra.
Jit Singh, a raja of Kulu . . . . 263
Jivanti. See Rāni Jivanti.
Jñāna-kumāra. See Dznana-kumara.
Jo-[bo], lord, chief, a Tibetan title of princes 173, 177,
190-1, etc.
Jo-bo, the Lord, designation of the ancient statues in
Lha-sa . . . . . . 107
Jo-dpal. See Lhas-chen Jo-dpal.
Jo-Dpal-lhyor, a chief of Na-ko . . . 276
Johar Fani. See Sultan Johar Fani.
Johnson, Mr. See Jon-sen.
Jo-jo-Bsam-brtan, a wife of the chief of Na-ko . 276
Jo-ldor. See Lhas-chen Jo-ldor.
Jo-mal, a governor of Hem-babs . 180, 182, 184, 185
Jo-mo-Spyan-gcig-ma, a treasure-keeper of Zans-dkar 156
Jon-sen, Mr. Johnson, a Wazir of Ladakh 140-1, 145, 146-7
Jo-Rnam-rgyal, a chief of Bar-lhog . . . 220
Joseph Tybe-brtan, a schoolmaster and evangelist 148, 163,
227, 228, 236
Jughi, a dynasty in Kashmir . . . . 277
Juned Shah. See Sultan Juned Shah.

K

Ka-brus-phan-chod. See Ka-tus.
Ka-chu-pan-chub, or Ka-chu-ban-chub, a vihāra . 85
Kadambaka. See Kadamsuka.
Kadamsuka, a flower . . . . . 67
Kahlon. See Bkalj-blon . . . 258 sqq., 264
Kailāsa. See Gans-ri, Ti-se.
Kalamanyas, people of Mkhar-maṅ . . . 98
Ka-lan-rmal, a king of Gu-ge . . . 169
Kali, a river in Kumson . . . . 268
Kalpa-vriksa. See Dpag-bsam-sin.
Kalyāna. See Dge-ba.
Kama[la]-sīla, a teacher . . . . 87, 89
Ka-mit-nar — Eng. commissioner . . 58, 146

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Kam-rag, 'cambric' . . . . 40, 146
Kanakavarna. See Gser-mdog-can.
Kanakamuni. See Gser-lhub.
Kāṅgrā, a district in the Panjab . . 204-5
Ka-ni-ka, a lamasery in Zans-dkar . . . 156
Kan-ji, a village in Ladakh . . . 166, 273
Ka-nun (Urdū qānūn), Raabir-Sin's law-book for
Ladakh . . . . . . 139, 141
Kapila. See Gser-skya.
Kapila-vastu. See Gron-khyer-gser-skya.
Kaphurthala, a native state in the Panjab . . 143
Kap-lan — Eng. captain . . . . 56, 146
Kapurthala. See Kaphurthala.
Karam Chan[d], a chief of Ko-lon . . 201, 209
Kāranda-vyūha. See Za-ma-tog.
Kar-bzo. See Dkar-zu.
Kardam Khar, a place in Gu-ge . . . 267
Kar-dar — kārdar, a Persian official title 141, 143-4, 178
Karim-Baksh, a vice-commissioner at Leh . . 146
Kar-lah, a place in Zans-dkar . . . 157
Karma-śataka. See Las-brgya-pa.
Karṇāli (or Gogra), a tributary of the Ganges . 267
Karṇika. See Rna-ba-can.
Ka-ra. See Dgar-ba.
Ka-rog, a famous smith . . . . 281
Ka-ru-toz, a king of Zans-dkar . . . 162
Kar-zu, a place . . . . . 124
Kas-dkar, Kashgar, in Turkistan . . . 87
Kashgar. See Kas-dkar and Kha-dkar.
Ka-skra-bar. See Kastawar.
Kashmir. See under Kha-che, Kha-chul, Ka-sir.
Kāshtwar. See Kastawar.
Ka-sir. See Kha-che, Kha-chul.
Kastawar, or Kash-twar, a hill-state, now a province
of the Kashmir State. Also spelt Ka-skra-bar, or
Kāshtwar . . . 120, 128, 138, 157, 257-8
Kāsyapa, a district north of Ladakh . . . 96
Katakchund, or Khartaksha(-sho). See Mkhar-maṅ.
Kausāmbi. See Bad-pa-la.
Ke-li, Dr. Cayley, British Joint Commissioner . 146
Keluncheh (probably Bkalj-blon-che), a Muhammadan
sect in Baltistan . . . . . 185
Keris, or Kye-ris, in full Skye-ris, a town in Baltistan
. . . 185, 191, 232, 235, 240, 271, 281
Kha-bar — Urdū khabar . . . . 255
Kha-ba-so, or Khab-a-s, Tibetan officials . . 77
Kha-brag-dar-phu, a castle . . . . 85
Kha-bu-lu(-lo). See Kha-pu-lu.
Kha-che, or Kha-c[h]ul, Kashmir, Kasir . 65, 82-3, 86, 89,
108, 115-17, 121-2, 124,
138-45, 156-8, 169, 177,
180, 184-5, 243, 250-5,
261, 269, 273, 277
Kha-chebi-la. See Hdu-ti-la.
Kha-chebi-la-rtsa, foot of the Kashmir pass . . 94
Kha-che-masjid, a Kashmir mosque . . . 146
Kha-c[h]ul. See Kha-che.
Kha-dbañ, 'personal authority' * . . . 190
Kha-dkar, or Khab-gar, Kashgar in Chitral . . 105
Kha-hphu-loo. See Kha-pu-lu.
Khal, a measure . . . . . 254