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INDEX

(Containing chiefly proper names (of persons and places), titles, technical terms, etc.)

N.B.—The variations and inconsistencies in the spelling are due for the most part to (a) variations in the original documents, Tibetan and other; (b) differences in the systems of transliteration or spelling adopted by European writers from whom quotations are taken; (c) particular deviations on the part of the same writers.

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Abbas Beg, eighth chief of Roñ-mdo . . . 194
'Ab-brag = Urdū abéd . . . . . 49, 145
'Ab-dar-hi-car, a Dogra General . . . 127
Abdul [Khan], second son of Ali Mir Sher Khan, of Skar-rdo . . . . . . 184
'Ab-dul-lā, a son of Sah-bān of Ki-no . . 180
Abdullah Khan, eleventh chief of Roñ-mdo . 194
Abdul Rahim, tenth chief of Parkuda . . 191
Abdul Rahimad, fourth chief of Kha-pu-lu . 189
'Ab-bān-la, a son of a Balti Wazir or chief . 239
Abhidharma. See Mñon-pa.
Abhidharma-koia. See Mñon-pahi-mdzod.
'A-bsam-khan, = 'A-sam-khan . . . 233
Abubekr, Muhammad's father-in-law . . 185
Acho Gannu. See Mñon-po.
'A-dam-[m]khan, a chief of Sbal-ti (Baltistan), third son of 'A-li-Mir-Ser-Han . . . 110
'A-dam-Malig, a chief of Cig-tan . . . 174
'A-dam-Malig-Khān, a chief of Sod . . 177
'A-dam-mkhan, a chief of Cig-tan . . 174
'Ag-bar-'A-li-Khān, a chief of Sod . . 177
'Ag-mad-khan, or 'Alg'-mad-Śa-, or 'Ag-mad-Śa-khan (Ahmed Shah), the last king of Baltistan 131, 184-6, 192, 239-40, 253, 262-8
'Ar-tas, a village and valley in Zans-dkar . 157-8
'A-ba-lam, a chief of Cig-tan . . . 174
'A-bdam-Malig, a chief of Cig-tan . . 174
'A-bdzin-rmal, a king of Gu-ge . . . 169
Ahmed-Ali-Khan, a prince of Baltistan . . 186
Ahmed Khan, fifth chief of Parkuda . . 191
Ahmed Khan, second chief of Roñ-mdo, possibly identical with Ahmed Khan of Skar-rdo . 194
Ahmed [Khan], or Ahmad Khan, a king of Skar-rdo (c. 1600 A.D.) . . . . 184-5, 193
Ahmed Mir, fourth chief of Keris . . . 191
Ahmed Shah, a king of Baltistan. See under 'Ag-mad-khan.
'A-jo, or 'A-cho, originally 'elder brother,' a title of Tibetan noblemen . . . . 137
Aio Pīl Toṭiyā, an ancient chief of Ko-loñ . 202
'A-ka-badzra, a Tibetan general . . . 93
Akabat Mahmūd Khan, Dogra name of King Tshe-dpal-mi-bgyur Don-grub-rnam-rgyal . 258-69
Akhon = 'Ar-rgon, children of Muhammadan fathers and Tibetan mothers . . . . 240
Akṣobhya-vajra. See Mi-skyod-rdo-rje.

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'A-la. See Dram-'A-la.
Al-Bīrūnī, an Arabic Geographer . . . 10
'A-lci, or 'Al-lci, a village, seat of a minister 133, 250-1, 275
Alemgir Ghazi. See Sultan Alemgir Ghazi.
'Al-lci. See 'A-lci.
'Alī, the Khalīf . . . . . . 185
'Ali-'Ag-bar, a Wazir of Ladakh . . . 147
'A-li-bar-io, a chief of Cig-tan . . . 174
'A-li-khan, a Balti chief under Bde-ldan-rnam-rgyal 114
Ali Khan, sixth chief of Keris, perhaps identical with the preceding . . . . . 191
Ali Khan, ninth chief of Roñ-mdo . . 194
Ali Khan, twenty-third chief of Si-dkar . 192, 233
Ali Mir, fifteenth chief of Si-dkar, perhaps identical with Ali-Mir-Ser-Han of Baltistan . . 192
'A-li-[Mir-]Ser-[Han], a king of Skar-rdo, Baltistan 106, 180, 184-5, 191-4
Ali Mir Sher, third chief of Keris, perhaps identical with the preceding . . . . 191
Ali Mir Sher Khan. See 'A-li-Mir-Ser-Han.
Ali Muhammed. See Mohamed Ali Khan.
Ali Shah, third chief of Roñ-mdo . . 194
Ali Sher, first chief of Roñ-mdo, probably identical with 'A-li-Mir-Ser-Han of Baltistan . 194
Ali Sher Khan, twelfth chief of Parkuda . . 191
Ali Sher Khan, fourth chief of Parkuda, perhaps identical with 'A-li-Mir-Ser-Han of Baltistan . 191
Ali Sher Khan II, a king of Baltistan c. 1760 A.D. 185, 193, 241
'Al-wan = Urdū abéda . . . . 141, 145
Amāchah (Ahmad Shah ?), first chief of Si-dkar . 192
Ama Chan Dā, sixteenth chief of Si-dkar . . 192
Amar Chan(d), a chief of Ko-loñ . 201, 205, 210
'A-mar-Sin, third son of Ranbīr-Sin of Kashmir 140, 143
'Am-bar-sar. See Amritsar.
Ambarot, thirteenth chief of Si-dkar . . 192
'Am-be, a place in Zans-dkar, with a forest . 159
Amir, fifth chief of Keris . . . . 191
Amitābha. See Snan-ba-mthah-yas.
Amitāyus. See Rgyal-ba Tshe-dpag-med.
Amitāyub-sūtra. See Tshe-dpag-med.
Amritodana. See Bñul-tui-zas.
Amritsar, or 'Am-bar-sar, a town in the Panjab 112, 141
'Am-rod, a chief of Cig-tan . . . 174
'Am-zed, a chief of Cig-tan . . . 176
'A-na = Urdū āna, . . . . 141, 144-5, 255