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Śer-'A-li-khān, a chief of Sod . . . 177
Śer-go-la. See Śar-sgo-la.
Śer-kar = Urdū sarkār . . . 135, 146
Śer-pāpapi, an unknown book . . . 169
Śer-po-pa, a prince or chief of Baltistan . 239
Śer-Sin, Meta, a Wazir of Ladakh . . 144–5
Śe(s). See Śel.
Śes-bya-bka-dbyiṅs, an unknown book . 119
Śes-gñen, a minister of Tibet . . . 77
Śe-snol-lam-lde, one of the eight Saḥi-lde kings. 80
Śe-snol-po-lda, one of the eight Saḥi-lde kings . 80
Śes-rab. See Lha-chen Śes-rab.
Śes-ron, a valley in Ru-ṭod . . . 160
Śca-ma-li-khri-steṅs, a famous saddle . 101
Ścaṅ-ston-bkra-śis-chor-rñzon, the lamasery at
Phyi-dtan . . . . . 103
Sgar, or Gar-t[h]og, Gādar, Garo, a place and
district . . 121, 133–4, 137, 204, 206,
267, 269
Sgar-dpon, a commander . . . 206
[S]go-lam-khan, or Ghulām khān, a nobleman from
Cha-ṭod . . . 133–4, 144, 235, 267–8
Sgo-mo, a lake . . . . . 280
Sgra-gcan-bdzin, Rāhula, Buddha's son . . 75
Sgrol-ljan, the green Tārā . . . 213
Sgrol-ma, Tārā, her image . . 83, 106, 126, 213
Sgrub-dban = Yogīvara . . . . 126
Sgyu-bphru-chen-mo, Mahāmāyā, Māyā's sister . 74
Sgyu-bphru-ma, Māyā, Buddha's mother . . 74
Shāh Abbās, a king of Skar-rdo . . . 194
Shah Ibrahim. See Sultan Shah Ibrahim.
Shahid-Ullāh. See Śe-bdu-la.
Shāh-Jahān. See Śa-hjan.
Shah Kator, a chief of Chitral . . . 185
Shah Murad, or Shamrad, a king of Baltistan . 185, 193
Shah Murad, a prince of Baltistan . . 186, 241
Shakhar, perhaps Sag-mkhar, a fort of the Khri
Sultans . . . . . . 258
Shamrad. See Shah Murad.
Shamuel Ḥbyor-ldan, a schoolmaster at Leh . 245
Sharf-ud-Din Bulbul-shāh, a Sayyid in Kashmir . 277
Shar-sam. See Śar-gsum.
Shayok, Sa-gyog or Sa-yog, a village and a river 191, 274
Sher, second chief of Parkuda . . . 191
Sher Ghazi. See Sultan Sher Ghazi.
Sherring, C., Western Tibet . . . 128
Sher Shah, sixth chief of Parkuda . . 191
Shiah, a Muhammadan sect . . . 185
Shigar, Shighur. See Śi-dkar.
Shi-lentra-bodhi. See Śri-lentra-bodhi.
Shumurti. See Chumurti.
Shuttleworth, Mr. H. Lee . . . 280
Siddhārtha. See Don-grub.
Śi-dkar, or Śi-agar, Shigar, Shighur, a town and
chieftainship in Baltistan . 85, 165, 113, 184–6, 192–3,
231–3, 238–9, 264, 271, 274
Sikander. See Sultan Sikander.
Sikander, king of Kashmir . . . 181
Si-ke-ther-Sa-beb (Eng. secretary), the viceroy of
India . . . . . 56, 143, 146
Sikh. See Siṅ-pa.
Sikhin. See Gtsug-gtor-can.

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Sikhism in Ladakh . . . . 112
Śi-la, a temple near Ti-nan . . . 218
Śila-mañju, a teacher from Nepal . . 83
Śīlendrabodhi. See Śri-lentra-bodhi.
Śi-lha, a village in Zaṅs-dkar . . . 159
Śi-lim I, a chief of Sim-ia-mkhar-bu . . 180
Śi-lim II, a chief of Sim-ia-mkhar-bu . . 180
Simhahanu. See Seṅ-ge-bzram.
Simbanāda. See Seṅ-ge-sgra.
Simla, the summer residence of the viceroys . 204
Sim-ia-mkhar-bu, a castle and chieftainship in P'u-rig
180–1, 273
Siṅ-ga-rām, a prince of Bar-hbog . . 220
Siṅ-ge, or Seṅ-ge, a chief of Gun-ran . 201–2, 209, 281
Siṅzhé Mankotiah, a Dogra officer . . 237
Siṅ-[pa], the Sikhs, and the Dogras 117, 126, 134–7, 177,
180, 186, 203, 222, 250–6,
256–9
Siṅ-go, a Dard village on the Siṅ-go river. . 273
Siṅ-kun-la, a mountain-pass in Zaṅs-dkar . 157
Siṅ-khun, a place in Nepal . . . 85
Siṅ-mi, a district (in Go-ge ?) . . . 83
Siñ-rta-bcu-pa, Daśaratha, a king at Kapilavastu . 74
Śi-pa (Urdū sipāhī), the Dogra soldiers, often for
Siṅ-pa . . . . 128–36, 140, 144
Śi-ri-dkar-mo, or Śi-ri(Śri)-kyar-kyar, a place in
Tibet . . . . . 109–10
Śi-ri-ma, Śrimān, a king of Kha-la-rtse . . 274
Śi-agar. See Śi-dkar.
Skaz-[rdzos], a village and castle in Glo . . 233–4, 243
Śkar, a mythological being . . . 64
[S]ka-ra. See Dzar-ba.
Skar-chen, a deity . . . . 64
Skar-rdo, or Iskardo, the capital of Baltistan 106, 113–14,
129, 131, 180, 184–6, 191–3,
232–3, 239–40, 253–4, 255,
268, 270–1
Ska-riṅ. See Ga-riṅ.
Skar-chuṅ-rdo-dbyiṅs, a temple, perhaps at Skar-rdo . 89
Skar-rtse. See Dkar-rtse.
Skar-stag-la. See Khartakshe.
Ska-gdun, a kind of stūpa . . . 109
Sku-dliṅ, a place in Spyi-ti . . . 278
Sku-gtsog, or Sku-sog, an "incarnate" Lama . 166
Sku-gzugs-kyi-chos-ta, a legendary ancestor . 65
Sku-mkhar-so-ma, the New Palace at Leh . 126
Sku-rje-khrug-pa, a legendary ancestor . . 65
Skyabs-mgon, a lama of He-mi . . . 123
Skyabs-mgon-[rgyal-sras-mi-bpham-tshe-dban]-rnam-
rgyal, a prince of Ladakh . . . 122
Skye-ria. See Keris.
Skyes-drug, mythological beings . . . 66
Skyid, or Dkyil, Ki, a monastery in Spyi-ti . 251
Skyid-lde-ñi-ma-mgon, a king of Ladakh
93, 115, 168, 275–6
Skyid-mar-rtse, a village in the Su-ru valley . 251
Skyid-ñi-gro, a place in Zaṅs-dkar . . 158
Skyid-pahi-hbyun-gnas, a town . . . 87
[S]kyi-lur, a Dard village in the Mdah valley . 272
Skyor-pa-tha-rin, a legendary ancestor . . 65
Skyor-luṅ, a monastery near Skar-rdo . . 183
Skyu, a village in Zaṅs-dkar . . . 109
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