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Uttam Singh, a Dogra Sardar . Uttam Vazir, a Dogra officer .

Uttara-kuru. See Byazi-sgra-mi-síian.

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[Tshe-dban-]rab-brtan-rnam-rgyal, or Chang-raphtaii, or Mchog-[gi)-sprul-[skul, or No-chun-nu, a prince

of Ladakh   ▪   . 120, 124, 126, 130, 146,

250, 260, 266

Tshe-dbazi-rab-brtan-dpal-lde, a king of Bzazi-la   164-5
Tshe-dbazi-rab-bstan, Drui►-pa, a lama. See Tshaii-rabbstan.

Tshe-dbazi-rgyal-po. See Tshan-rgyal-po.

Tshe-dban-rnam-rgyal I. See Lha-chen Tshe-dbaiirnam-rgyal.

Tshe-dbani-rnam-rgya1 II, a king of Ladakh   . 122-3, 226

Tshe-dban-rnam-rgyal, a prince of Ladakh   ▪   120-1

   a prince of Zans-dkar .   . 162

a prince of Ko-lon. See Tshazirnam-rgyal.

a chief of Bar-hbog. See Tshaii-rnam-rgyal.

Tshe-dpag-m.ed, the Amitáyvh-sutra .   .   .   .
Tshe-dpal-[mi-hgyur-don-grub-]rnam-rgyal, or 13a-b5,rgyal-po, or Akabat Mahmúd Khan, or Tonduk

Namgyal .   . 123-6, 146, 195, 236, 250-4, 257-69
Tshe-rin-bkra-sis. See Ga-ga Tshe-rin-bkra-sis.

Tshe-rin-dar-rgyas, a chief of Ti-nan   .   . 216

Tshe-rin-dpal-lde, a king of Zains-dkar   .   160, 162

Tshe-riie-dpal-lde, a prince of Ti-nan   .   213-14, 218

[Tshe-rin]-dpal-rgyas, a munshi and nobleman   139, 143

Tshe-rin-Ma-lig, a chief of Cig-tan .   106, 174

„   „   a chief of Sod .   .   .   .   . 177
Tshe-rin-phun-tshogs, a pho-na (messenger) of 8e1 . 224

Tshe-rin-rgyal-mo, a queen of Ladakh .   . 107

Tshe-rin-rgyal-po, a chief of Ti-nan   •   .   213, 216

Tshe-rin-rnam-rgyal, two princes of Ti-nan   . 216

Tshe-rin-sa-grub, a chief of Bar-hbog .   . 218, 220

Tshes-bcu " tenth day " a festival .   .   . 152
Tshul-khrims-iii-ma, a sku-gzogs of Ri-rdzoin . 164-5, 281

Tshul-khrims-rdo-rje, a Ladakhi general .   .   229-35
Tshul-k[h]rim[s]-[rdo-rje], a prince of Bar-hbog 218 n., 220

Tshva-kha, a salt mine in Ru-sod .   .   .   139, 160
Tsimma Panchig (Hjigs-med-phun-tshogs), a minister

of Rgya .   •   . 227

Tson-kha-pa, the Lamaist reformer .   •   .   99

Tsumur, the Dogra name of Lce-bde   •   . 261

Tu-bag = Turk. tubag .   . 255

.   76

Tu-nu. See Ra-tu-nu. Turkestan. See Hor-[yul]. Tumour, G., The Mahávamso

mo.

Sa-heb.

al-mo.

Vaisya, a caste. See Dmazi-rigs.

Vairocana. See Snan-par-snap-mdzad, or Gans-chen

mtsho-rgyal.

Vajrakila. See Rgyud-rdo-rje.-rtseVajrapáni. See Phyag-na-rdo-rje. Vajrasana. See Ddo-rje-gdan.

Viceroy [of India]. See Si-ke-ther

Victoria, Queen. See 'Ail-re-zi-rgy

Vidyadhara. See Rig-hdzin. Vigne, G. T., an English traveller

„   „   Travels in Kashmir,

.   . 183-7, 192, 261

Ladak, etc. 108, 184-6,

187, 192, 241, 266

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Vinaya. See Hdul-ba.

Virűdhaka. See Hphags-skyes-po. Visvabhű. See Thams-cad-skyobs. Visnu. See Khyab-hjug.

Vogel, Jean Phillippe, Triloknáth, etc. . 214, 218, 223, 274

Antiquities of Chamba State   7, 219

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Waddell, L. A., Ancient historical edicts at Lhasa .   88

Wa-kha, a village and river near Mul-bbye   .   . 273

Wa-li, a village in Baltistan .   . 240

Wall Khan, a ruler of Kokand   . 204

Wam-khred, a defile at Wam-le   . 136

Wam-le, or Han-le, a village in Upper Ladakh 9-1, 109,

121, 136, 267, 272-3

Wam-le, treaty of   190-3, 225-7
Wan-la, or Wan-le, a palace and villagein Gram 94,177, 250-1 Wa-ran, or Wardwan, a river and district south-west

of Baltistan   •   126-7

Wassilieff, W., Buddhism us .   ▪   .   81

Wazìr, title of minister in a Muhammadan government

127, 146, etc.

Weber, A., Die Pali-Legende von der Entstehung des Sákya und Koliya Geschlechtes. See Fausböll.

Wieger, L., Documents Historiques .   •   .   €9

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'Ub-sti, a place in Zan s-dkar . Una, the home of Hazra Wazir Upacaru. See Íße-mdzes.

Upaearumant. See f4e-mdzes-1dan.

'U-pa-rag, a seat of a chief   .

Urdu words, borrowed, in Tibetan 'U-rgyan. See 'O-rgyan. 'U-rgyan-padma. See Padma-hbyuzi-gnas

'U-ru, a queen of Tibet .   .
'U-sa-rdo. See Hu-sazi-rdo. Utposhadha. See Gso-sbyon-hphags. 'Utpala. See Lha-chen 'Utpala.

Yabasti Gar, a place near Sgar•   . 204

Yab-sgod, a district, perhaps in Baltistan   .   156-7

Yab-sgod-pa, a king of Baltistan, probably identical

. 159   with Sultan Yagu   .   156-7, 161, 28].

. 259   Ya-ehen-ldoú, a caste of ministers .   65

Yagu. See Sultan Yagu.

Yahia Khan. See Sultan Yahia Khan.

Yaksir Gao tham, fourth chief of Ši-dkar .   . 192
Yama Dharma-rája. See Grin-rje-rhos-rgyal.

Ya-ma, a house at Dpal-hdun   .   .   . 159

Ya-nam-mtsho, a lake on the Baralatsa pass .   157, 159

.   82   Yan-drizi, perhaps a Dard corruption for Yar-hdren,

Kesar   .   .   271--2

Yangi Shahr, the Chinese town of Y ár-gaud   .   . 205

Yan-hdzin-lúa-pa, or Yon-hdzin-lnia-pa, a lama   . 126