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K—contd.
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Ku-mi, a village in Zans-dkar . . . 156
Ku-mi-dan (Eng. commandant), a military title among
the Dogras . . . . 133, etc., 146
Kunawar, or Khu-nu, a province of the Bashahr State 276
Kun-gzigs-choe-kyi-snan-ba, a famous Hbrug-pa lama 123-4
Kun-bdzom, a queen of Ladakh . . . 120, 122
Kun-tu-bzan-po, Samantabhadra . . . 81
Kuram Ali Khan, tenth chief of Ke-ris . . 191
Ku-res, a village in Baltistan, perhaps a mistake for
Ku-ro.
Kurkor. See Sultan Kurkor.
Ku-ro, a castle in Baltistan . . . 240
Ku-ro-wa-li, the district of the villages Ku-ro and Wali 240
Ku-nu. See Kunawar.
Ku-ru, Dinnai for Kulū . . . . 222
Kyar-kyar, a village or district in Tibet . . 110
Kye-[g]lan-[m]khar, a village in Lahul 216, 218, 219, 222-3
Kye-ris. See Keris.
Kyi-bar, a village in Spy-ti . . . 275
Kyi-gu, or Kyigu, a gorge . . . 124
Kyi-gu-mani-rin-mo, a mani wall at Leh . . 124
Kyi-la. See Ki-la.
Kyor, a village in Lahul . . . 222-3

L

Lad[d]ākh. See La-dvags.
La-dvags (Lad[d]ākh), Mar-yul, Mar-yul. The central
parts of the Western Tibetan kingdom 100-10, 113-26,
127-37, 138-45, 164, 180,
185, 191, 193, 203-4, 222,
224, 226, 233-4, 238-40,
243, 250-6, 257-69, 273-5
La-dvags-stod, Upper Ladakh 93, 96, 109, 121, 133, 226-7,
240
La-gan. See Rakas-Tal.
Lag-chen, a Shalti king . . . . 281
La-bar, a village on the frontier between Zans-dkar
and Ladakh . . . . . 230
Lāhul. See also Dkar-āva . . . 193-224
Lake. See Lek.
Lakpat Rai, a Dogra officer . . . 262, 269
Lāl Chand, a prince of Ko-lon . . . 201, 210
Lalita-vistara. See Rgya-cher-rol-pa.
La-lun-bal-mo, or Lha-lun-tshil-mo, a valley . 128, 232
Lamayuru. See Gyun-drun.
Lam-bar = Engl. number . . . 207
La-nag, a lake . . . . . 280
Lan-dkar-rtse, or Lan-mkhar-rtse, Lan-gar-rtse (D.B.
Langkarcbu), a village near Dkar-rtse 128, 231, 258-9
Landon, P., Lhasa . . . . . 107
Lankarchu, Lan-gar-rtse. See Lan-dkar-rtse.
Lan-ksr-gzigs-pa, the Lankāvatāra, a book . . 99
Lan-mkhar-rtse. See Lan-dkar-rtse.
Lāsa. See Lha-sa.
Las-kgya-pa, the Karma-sataka, a book . . 85
Laso-mandru, a merchant from Kastrwar . . 128
Laufer, Berthold, Über ein tibetisches Geschichtswerk
der Bonpo . . 78, 80, 88
„ „ Klu-bum-bkus-pahi-ntin-po . . 80
„ „ Ein Sühngedicht der Bonpo . . 80
„ „ Roman einer tibetischen Königin . 88

L—contd.
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Lcags-mkhar, a castle in Gun-de (Gu-ge) 206, 213, 281
Lcags-pho-ri, a hill at Lha-sa . . . 83
Lee-bde, or Lee-hbre, or Leem-hbre, Leem-hgre, a
village on the Indus . 109, 112, 125-6, 141, 254, 261
Lee-hbre. See Lee-bde.
Leem-hbre, Leem-hgre. See Lee-bde.
Lcug-dra, a village in Lahul . . . 218
Lde, a dynastic name . . . . 165-6, 276
Lde-btsan-mgon. See Lde-gtsug-mgon.
Lde-chen, a title . . . . . 182
[Lde-]dpal-bkhor-btsan, a king of Ladakh . 92, 168
[Lde-]gtsug-mgon, or Bde-gtsug-mgon, or Lde-btsan-
mgon, first king of Zans-dkar . 94, 164, 168
Lde-lam, one of the eight Sahi-lde kings . . 80
Lde-mchog-dkar-po, a district, probably identical
with Bde-mchog . . . . 94
Lde-phrug-gnam-gzun-btsan, one of the eight Sahi-lde
kings . . . . . . 80
Lde-rgyal-po-btsan, one of the eight Sahi-lde kings . 80
Lde-smol-po, one of the eight Sahi-lde kings . . 80
Ldon-me-bar, a tribe of 'Inner Dwarfs' . . 66
Ldon-po-che-[yons-tu ?], a caste of ministers . 65
Ldon-ro-chen, a name of eighteen clans . . 65
Ldo-ro, a chief of Sod . . . . 177
Ldun-ra, identical with Nub-ra, a province of
Ladakh . . 113, 126, 128, 130, 135,
139, 147, 232, 236, 238-40,
250-1, 254, 274
Lé. See Slel.
Le-bdan (Las-bdan ?), a book . . . 119
Leg-man-Dās. See Lekhman-Dās.
Legs-par-rab's-bsad, Supralso-dha, Māyā's father . 74
Legs-sgra, a messenger from Co-ro . . . 86
Legs-skyon, Surakṣita (= Sujāta ?) . . . 79
Leh (Lé). See Slel; Gle[s].
Lek, Colonel Lake, British Joint Commissioner . 204
Lekhman-Dās (Leg-man Dās), a Nawāb of Kashmir 143-5
Leo, second chief of Keris . . . . 191
Lha-bdag Tshe-rin-stobs-rgyas, or Lhags-tshe-rin-stobs-
rgyas, or Bdag-bdag, etc., Ladakhi quartermaster 125-7
Lha-bran, a place in Lahul . . . 218
Lha-btsan-rdo-rje, the deity of the Mkhar-rdzon pass. 145
Lhab-tse, a place in Zans-dkar . . . 158
Lha-chen, Mahādeva, a title of many Tibetan kings
94, 182, etc.
Lha-chen Bde-legs-rnam-rgyal, a king of Ladakh . 115,
117, 243, 268
Lha-chen Bde-skyon-rnam-rgyal, a king of Ladakh 119-20,
229, 274
Lha-chen Bha-gan, a king of Ladakh . . 102
Lha-chen Bha-ra, a king of Ladakh . . 102
Lha-chen Byan-chub-sems-dpah, a king of Ladakh . 95
Lha-chen Dge-bbs, a king of Ladakh . . 97
Lha-chen Dnos-grub, a king of Ladakh . . 98
Lha-chen Dpal-gyi-mgon, or Dpal-[lde-rig-pa-]mgon,
a king of Western Tibet . . 94-5, 164, 168
Lha-chen Grags-bbom-lde, a king of Ladakh . 99, 80
Lha-chen Grags-pa-bbum, a king of Ladakh 99, 102, 275
Lha-chen Grags-pa-lde, a king of Ladakh . . 95
Lha-chen Jo-dpag, a king of Ladakh . . 99
Lha-chen Jo-ldar, a king of Ladakh . . 97
Lha-chen Khri-gtsug-lde, a king of Ladakh . . 99