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Kha-la-rtse(-tse), palace and village on the Indus
96, 136, 223, 226, 245, 250-1, 274
Khal-rje, a legendary ancestor . . . . 65
Kham-pa, a Tibetan tribe (Khams ?) . 156, 160-1
Khams, Eastern Tibet . . . . 121, 169
Khān, seventh chief of Sī-dkar . . . 192
Khāngāh, a mosque . . . . . 277
Khan-znar-|rtse|, the castle of Ko-loñ . 210 n., 250
Khan-ka, a place in Baltistan (near Keris ?) . 240
Khan-ltar, a house at Dpe-thub . . . 227
Kha-po-lo. See Kha-pu-lu.
Kha-pu-lu, or Kha-|phu-loo, Kha-bu-lu, Kha-pul,
Kha-bu-lo, Kha-po-lo, Khopalu, a town and chief-
tainship in Baltistan . 113, 135, 185, 189-90, 231,
234, 238-40, 243, 264
Khar-gsal (Triśūla), a god . . . . 64
Khar-ji = Urdū kharch . . . . 253
Khar-mar, a castle . . . . . 93
Kha(r)-nag, a valley . . . . 109
Khartakshe, Gar-dag-ia, Katakchund, Skar-stag-ia.
See Mkhar-man.
Kha-rul, a village, perhaps in Pu-rig . . 232
Khatakchan = Mkhar-mal . . . . 264
Kha-tun = Urdū khātūn . 106, 119, 120-3, 126, 146
Kha-tun-bar, Leh (Khātamband), a palace at Leh 126-7, 280
Kha-tun-tshe-rin, a queen of Ladakh . . 123
Kha-ya = Urdū khiyāl . . . . 52, 146
Kha-zag (?) . . . . . . 66
Khod-|pothal|-bkhob, barbarians, perhaps the Tibetans 65
Khojah-Bhunjah, a Dogra officer, a Wazīr . 257
Khom-bu, a village in Baltistan . . . 239
Khon-go-tham, fifth chief of Sī-dkar . . 192
Khopalu. See Kha-pu-lu.
Kho-tan. See Li.
Khrab-chun-dkab-ru, a famous coat-of-mail . 101
Khra-bhrur, a lamasery . . . . 108
Khra-khra-khān, an ancestor of the chiefs of Sol . 177
Khra-leb, a smith (?) (lgar = mgar) . . 158
Khra-mo, a legendary ancestor . . . 65
Khra-zig, a chieftain in Zaús-dkar . . 160
Khri-bdun-yul, a district . . . . 85
Khri-bdun-yul-byin, a hero . . . 85
Khri-Bkra-śis-grags-pa-lde, a king of Rtsa-braú 171, 281
Khri-Bkra-śis-rtsegs-|pa|-dpal, a prince of Western
Tibet . . . . . . 93, 168
Khri-Brtsegs-bum-gdugs, a castle . . . 82
Khri-btsan, a king of Tibet . . . . 81
Khri-btsun, a queen of Tibet . . . 83, 213
Khri-Dpal-lde, a king of Bzan-la . . 164-5
Khri-dpon, probably a synonym of Khri-rgyal, the
chief of Giam and Pu-rig . . . 273
Khri-gtsug-lde. See Lha-chen Khri-gtsug-lde.
Khri-bod, a king of Kha-la-rtse . . . 274
Khri-Lde-btsug-btsan-mes-'ag-tshoms, a king of Tibet 85
Khri-Nam-dpal-lde, a prince of Zaús-dkar . 157
Khri-rgyal, identical with Khri-Sultan . . 273
Khri-rtse, a vihāra in Glin-leu . . . 85
Khri-rtse-|mkhar|, the palace of Khri-rtse . 121-3
Khri-Shan-bsun-blsan, a king of Tibet . . 81
Khri-Sron-lde-btsan, a king of Tibet . . 86
Khri-Sul-tan-|khān|, the chief of Dkar-rtse 113, 177, 180,
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Khri-Thog-rje-thog-btsan, a king of Tibet . 81
Khro-gñer-ma, or Khrom-ñer, Bhṛkuṭī, a goddess 83, 213
Khrom-ge-sar-blan-ma, probably Ladakh . 65
Khrom-khi|r|a, a title of Tibetan governors . 77
Khrom-ñer. See Khro-gñer-ma.
Khul-yan, a place . . . . . 158
Khun-mo-ñag-pa, or Khyun-dpal-blan-grub, a Tibetan
general . . . . . . 93
Khu-nu, Kunawar . . . . . 125
Khu-stegs, a Tibetan family . . . 77
Khu-tshur, or Gu-sur, a Dard village in Baltistan 96, 271
Khyab-bjug, Viṣṇu . . . . . 234
Khyi-rug, a lama in Zaús-dkar . . . 159
Khyi-san, a clan at Ston-sde . . . 156
Khyun-dpal-blan-grub. See Khun-mo-ñag-pa.
Khyun-po, a Tibetan governor . . . 77
Ki. See Skyid.
Ki-la, or Kyi-la (Urdū qila), a fort at Leh . 130, 133,
135-7, 184 sqq., 252, 255
Killah (Qila), a fort at Skar-rdo . . 184, 185
Kim-khab = Urdū kimkhāb . 123, 131, 137, 143, 146
Kinnaras. See Mi-|ham-ei|.
Ki-no, a village near Dras . . . . 180
Kirpa-Rām, a Dewān . . . . 140
Klu-gon, or Klu-kon, a hero . . . 85
Klu-bkyum-dhar-po, a Bon-po book . . 79
Klu-bkyum-khas-pahi-śūla-po, a Bon-po book . 80
Klu-bkhyil, or Li-kyir, a lamasery . . 85, 98, 251
Klu-kon. See Klu-gon.
Klun(s)-gyog-ma, a valley near the Pan-koñ lake 136
Klu-rgyal, Nāgarāja, name of the descendants of
Tho-tho-ri-lon-btsan . . . . 80
Kokān(d), the residence of Wall Khān of Turkistan 204
Ko-khri = Urdū koṭhī . . . 219, 255
Kolang, a village in Bangāl. See also Ko-lon . 207
Koli Khan, twenty-sixth chief of Sī-dkar . 192
Ko-lon, or Kolang, a chieftainship in Lahul 195 sqq., 201-4,
207, 209-10, 218, 223, 250
Kon-jo, a queen of Tibet . . . 83, 213
Kon-sol = Eng. council . . . 140, 146
Köppen, C. F., Die Religion des Buddha . 117
Kőrösi, Csoma, a Hungarian traveller . 1, 152
Ktos. See Mdzod.
Ko-sa-la, a kingdom . . . . 74, 76
Kot-gurh, a village on the Sutlej . . 266
Koṭhī (Urdū) . . 207, 209, 209, 219, 220
Kra-krag-dar-chen, a place in Turkestan . 85
Kra-kra-mkhar, a castle at Kug-śo . . 174
Krakucchanda. See Ḥkhor-ba-bjig.
Kram-ba, a village in Pu-rig . . . 231
Kri-kri, a mythological king . . . 70
Kṛṣṇavarṇa. See Mdor-nag.
Kro-kro-mkhar, a castle at Kug-śo . . 174
Kṣattriya. See Rje-rigs.
Kublai Khan, the Mongol emperor . . 97
Ku-ge. See Gu-ge.
Ku-do, a castle of the Cig-tan chiefs . 173-5
Kuli Khan, twenty-first chief of Sī-dkar . 192
Kulū, or Kun-ti, or Ku-ru 202, 205, 214 218, 220, 221-3
Kunaon, an Indian district south of Gu-ge . 267-8
Ku-mar, a Dard village in Baltistan . . 271
Ku-ma-ra, an Indian teacher . . . 85