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Ra-ga-sa, a Tibetan general . . . 136, 254
Rag-si, an unknown country . . . 65
Rahim Khan, a nobleman of Chu-śod . 258, 267
Rahim Khan. See Sultan Rahim Khan.
Rahmūni, tenth chief of Si-dkar . . 192
Rāhula. See Śera-gnan-bźin.
Rainchan Shah, a Ladakh king . . . 98
Rāja-taraṅgiṇī, the Chronicles of Kashmir, by
Jonarāja . 96, 98, 102, 171, 192
the Chronicles of Kashmir, by
Śrīvara . . . 101, 102
Rāj-Si-kim, a princess of Sim-ia-mkhar-bu . 180
Rakas-Tal, or La-gan, or Rāwan Hrad, a famous lake 267
Rāksasa. See Srin-po.
Ra-la, a district . . . . 93, 243
Ra-laj-rgyud, the district of Ra-la . . 93
Ral-pa-can, a king of Tibet . . 89-90, 105
Ra-lun, a lamasery . . . . 107-8
Ram, ninth chief of Si-dkar . . . 192
Rāmbīrpur (Ranbīrpuri), a town founded by Maṅgal-
Sin . . . . . 139
Rāmbīr-Sin, (Ranbīr-Singh) a Mahārāja of Kashmir 139-41
Rām Chan(d), a prince of Ku-lon . . 201, 210
Rām Chan(d), a chief of Ku-lon . . 201, 209
Rām Chandar, a nobleman of Kashmir . . 277
Ram-ti. See Ram-ti.
Ra-mo-che, a lamasery . . . . 83
Rāmpur, a town founded by Maṅgal Sin . . 139
Rāmpur, the capital of Bashahr . . . 206
Ram-Sin, a prince of Jaswan . . 139-40, 148
Ram-ti, Kulū in Ti-nan and Manchad . . 223
Rānā, a family at Ko-lon . . . . 202
Rānā Nil, an ancestor of the Ku-lon chiefs . 202
Ra-na-pha-la, or Ra-tan-pha-la, a chief of Ti-nan . 203,
213, 216
Rāna Zilim Sing, a Dogra officer . . . 257
Ran-bdum, a village and lamasery . . 130, 273
Ran-bthag, a house at Leh . . . . 133
Rāni Jīvanti (Dzivanti), a queen of Kulū . . 218
Ran-rig, a village in Spyi-ti . . . . 275
Ran-thag-sa, a place in Zaṅs-dkar . . . 156
Ran-zam-sin, a house at 'U-pa-rag . . . 159
Rāo, a family in Badā Bangāl . . . 202
Ra-pad = Eng. report . . . . 51, 146
Ra-caṅs-dar-pa, a Tibetan governor . . 77
Rāṣṭrananda. See Rgyal-srid-deab.
Ra-śūm = Urdū rasūm . . . . 57, 146
Rata-Krisna-Kol, or Rādhā-Kirān, a Wazīr . 143-7
Ra-ta-na, a chief of Bar-bheq . . . 220
Ra-tan-pha-la. See Ra-na-pha-la.
Ratan Chan(d), or Ratna-Chand, a chief of Gun-ran 201, 210
Ratan-ser-khan, a chief of Baldé (or Pa-ldar) . 125
Ratan-ser, an envoy of the Dogras . . . 259
Ratanu. See Ra-tu-nu.
Ratna Chand. See Ratan Chand.
Ratna-kūṭa-sūtra. See Dkon-mchog-brtsegs-pa.
Ra-tu-n(u), or Ratanu, or Tu-nu, a Dogra Wazīr 136, 254,
269
Rāwan Chandar, a nobleman in Kashmir . . 277
Rāwan-Hrad. See Rakas-Tal.
Ra-yim-khān, a chief of Pas-kyum . . 180-1
„ „ a chief of Cig-tan . . . 253

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Rdo-bug-pa-can, a cavernous stone on the Ladakh
frontier . . . . . 94
Rdo-rje, General. See Ga-ga Rdo-rje.
„ Ga-ga, a chief of Spyi-ti . . 275
Rdo-rje-gdan, Vajrāsana . . . 64, 169
Rdo-rje-pha-la-pāl, a chief of Ti-nan . 213, 216
Rdo-rje-rnam-rgyal, a minister of Tog . 127, 258
Rdo(r)-khug-than, or Hdor-khug, a plain north of
Bran-rtse . . . . . 156
Rdo-rcan, a measure . . . . 141, 280
Rdza-nan-gi-ma-ni-rin-mo, a maṇi-wall at Dgar-ba . 119
Rdzon-khul, a monastery in Zaṅs-dkar . . 280
Redslob, Fr., a Moravian missionary . . 142, 280
Rebu-rmal, a king at Gu-ge . . . 169
Reichel, G., a Moravian missionary . . . 2
Remūṭan, M. P. Egerton, British Joint Com-
missioner . . . . . 204
Ren-chan. See Lha-chen-rgyal-bu Rin-chen.
Ren-tan-masjid, mosque of Ren-chan in Kashmir . 277
Re-ru, a place . . . . . 102
Rga, a tribe . . . . . . 65
Rga-sin, a Dard village on the Indus . . 271
Rgod-btsan. See Rgod-btsan.
Rgod-ldod (ldod ?), a district . . . . 77
Rgod-yul, the Wam-le district . . . 109
Rgya, a town in Ladakh . . . 94, 131, 225-7
Rgya-cher-rolpa, the Lalita-vistara . . . 76
Rgya-gar, India . . 82, 86-90, 91, 108, 140,
143, 156, 169, 227
Rgya-roñ-bog, Upper and Lower Rgya, probably
referring to the district of Rgya . . 159
Rgyal-ba, a title of the chiefs of the Mons of Glo . 233
Rgyal-ba Byams-pa, Maitreya, his image . 99, 108
Rgyal-ba-rin-chen, the Dalai lama . . . 121
Rgyal-ba Thams-cad-mkhyen-pa, the Dalai lama . 121
Rgyal-ba Tshe-dpag-med, Amitāyus, his image . 126
Rgyal-bnam-rin-chen-dpal-lde, a king of Zaṅs-dkar . 157
Rgyal-byed, Jaya (?) . . . . . 70
Rgyal-byed-chen-po, Mahājaya, a mythological king . 70
Rgyal-bdzom, the daughter of Śākya-rgya-mtsho . 244
Rgyal-kh(a-thun, a queen of Ladakh . . 106-7
Rgyal-khri, a king of 'A-lci . . . . 275
Rgyal-Malir, a chief of Sol . . . . 177
Rgyal-mo-mkhar, a castle at Hem-babs . . 180
Rgyal-mtshan, a minister of Zaṅs-dkar . . 160
Rgyal-rin'mthan, a prince of Bar-bheq . . 220
Rgyal-spob-chu, the Hoangho river . . . 85
Rgyal-rabs-bon-gyi-ḥbyuṅ-gnas, a Bon-po chronicle . 80
Rgyal-rabs-gser-gyi-ser-lon, a historical book . 78, 92
Rgyal-rabs-gnam-po-gnam-khag-blon-paḥi-rgyal-mtshan,
a historical work . . . . 76
Rgyal-srid, a god . . . . . 64
Rgyal-srid-deab, Rāṣṭrananda . . . . 73
Rgyal-po [Tshe-rid-dpal-lde], a prince of Ti-nan
213-14, 218
Rgya-mtsho-chen-po, the king of the waters, the
ocean . . . . . . 68
Rgya-nag, China . . 82-3, 87-8, 91, 108, 180,
204, 227
Rgyan-can(d). See Gian Cand.
Rgyal-phibs-gyu-snon-can, a temple . . . 89
Rgya-sde, the province of Rgya in Ladakh . . 89