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C—contd.

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Chun-riñs, a place in Blo-bo . . . . 85
C(h)un-nun, or Cho-gan, a chief of Gun-raṅ 201, 202, 209
C(h)un-nun, identical with Bhi-chun, a chief of Bar-
hbog . . . . . . . 220
Chu-sbe. See Chu-bhi.
Chu-sñon, a river in Zaṅs-dkar . . . 159
Chu-sod (D.B. Chachot), a village on the Indus 139, 143-4,
240, 255, 258, 261, 267
Chu-iul, a place near Braṅ-rtse . . . 254
Chu-tha-raṅ-thar, a water-mill at Leh . . 146
Chu-thug, a village in Pu-rig . . . 232
Cig-[g]tan, or Cig-ldan, the capital of the Purig Sultans
113, 173-4, 177, 232, 274
Cig-ldan. See Cig-gtan.
Ci-lin. See Phyi-glin.
Cintāmani. See Yid-bhin-gyi-nor-bu.
Cob-dar. See Cab-dar.
Cog-ro, or Bcog-ro, or Co-ro, or Cog-agro, district in
Tibet . . . . . . 85-6, 91
Cog-ro-Legs-snra, a heretic pandit . . . 91
Cog-sgro. See Cog-ro.
Cordier, P., Catalogue du fonds tibétain de la Biblio-
thèque Nationale . . . . . 85
Co-ro. See Cog-ro.
Csoma de Körös, A. . . . . . 152
" " Tibetan Grammar . 76, 78, 147
" " On the Origin of the Shākya Race . 76
Cunningham, General Sir Alexander 118, 187, 188-94, 241,
257-69
" " " Ladāk 112, 117, 129, 132,
133, 137, 138, 139,
175, 187, 188-94, 235,
241, 256, 257-69

D

Dahs-do-re-stags-sña, a heretic Brahman . . 91
Dacs-rkaṅ, a place in Zaṅs-dkar . . . 157
Dalai lama . . . . . . 121
Dalel Sing, a thānādār of Leh . . . 262
Da-lin, a place in Blo-bo . . . . 2
Dalman, G. . . . . . . 243
Dam-bha, a Dogra soldier . . . . 130
Dam-gri-glun-brgyad, a famous knife . . 101
Dam-lag, or Dam and Lag, a district . . 93
Dāna-śīla. See Dhāna-śīla.
Daṅs-pa-dbañ-byed-rin-poh-dpa-byon, a historical work 76
Daolat Shah, eleventh chief of Śi-dkar . . 192
Daolat Sher, fourth chief of Ron-ndo . . 194
Daolut Khan. See Sultan Daolut Khan.
Daolut Ali Khan. See Sultan Daolut Ali Khan.
Dard, an Aryan tribe in Ladakh . . . 270-2
Dar-go, a castle of the Cig-tan chiefs . . 173-4
Darkesh (Darkot of the maps; probably Dar-skyid),
a village in Pu-rig . . . . 259
Dar-ma-dhyig-dur-ma. See Glaṅ-dar-ma.
Dar-tse, a village . . . . . 109
Da-ru, a village near Phyi-dbaṅ . . . 239
Dar-skyid. See Darkesh.
Das, Sarat Chandra, an Indian traveller . . 167, 273
" " Hdams-glin-ye-śes . . . 112
" " Yig-bkur-rnam-bkag . . . 138
" " Indian Pandits in the land of snow 167

D—contd.

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Das, Sarat Chandra, Journey to Lhasa . . 80, 83, 107
" " Contributions to the history of
Tibet . . 84, 90, 91, 92
" " Rgyal-rabs-bon-gyi-bkgyun-gnas . 80
" " The Hierarchy of the Dalai Lama
112, 181
" " Tibetan-English Dictionary 83, 90, 91,
166, 214
" " Dpag-bsam-ljon-bzan 70, 78, 79, 80,
81, 82, 83, 84, 85, 86, 89,
90, 91, 92, 93, 94, 167-71
" " Mdo-gcer-snig and Hdus-pa-rin-
po-che . . . . 79
" " Grub-mthah-sel-gyi-me-loṅ . . 79
Daśaratha. See Siṅ-rta-beṅ-pa.
Dayāl Chaṅ[d], or Diyal Chand, a chief of Ko-loṅ 291, 209
Daya Ram, a munshi to the king of Ladakh . 261
Daya Ram Sahni. See A. H. Francke. . 227
Dbaṅ-mchod
Dbaṅ-pa. See 'An-pa.
Dbaṅ-phyug, a man of Zaṅs-dkar . . . 244
Dbaṅ-phyug-rnam-rgyal, a prince of Ladakh . 118
Dbaṅ-phyug-[rnam-rgyal], a prince of Zaṅs-dkar 162, 244
Dbaṅ-rgyal, a minister of Rgya . . . 227
Dbus, the centre, Gayā . . . . 74
Dbus, Central Tibet . 90, 98, 107, 169-10, 168-9, 243
Dbyi-gu (I-gu), a village on the Indus . . 243, 244
Dbyi-khal, a village in Zaṅs-dkar . . . 157
De-ba-rā-dza, a king of Gu-ge . . . 169
Deb-Chaṅ[d], Deva Chand, or Dip-Chand, a chief of
Ko-loṅ . . . . . 201, 209
Debi Chaṅ[d], Devi Chand, a prince of Gun-raṅ 201, 202,
209, 210
Delhi, capital of the Mughal emperors . . 184
De-rnams, a lamasery . . . . 107
De-ru-Mal (or De-ru-Mal), a Nayib . . 141
Desideri, Ippolito, a Jesuit missionary . . 119
" " Notes sur le Tibet . . 166, 186
De-śo-legs, one of the six Sahi-legs kings . . 80
Devadatta. See Lha-styin.
Devi Chand. See Debi Chand.
Dewān (Persian), or Dīwān, a minister of a state 137, etc.
Dcah-ldan, or Dge-ldan, a lamasery . . 103, 108, 115
Dcah-ldan-rnam-rgyal, fifth son of Bde-ldan-rnam-
rgyal . . . . . . 118
Dcah-ldan-the-dbaṅ (or Dgah-ldan-tbaṅ), a Mongol
general . . . . . 115, 117
Dcah-phel, a servant of Zi-si Kha-thun . . 120
Dcar-ba, or Dgar-ra, or Ka-ra, a village near Leh . 130
Dcar-ra. See Dgar-ba.
Dge-ba, Kalyāna, son of Hod-mdzes. . .69, 72
Dge-ba-rab-gsal, a priest under King Hod-sroṅ. . 92
Dge-bhe. See Lha-chen Dge-bhe.
Dge-bies-btsan, a king of Pu-hraṅs . . 276
Dge-bhum, second son of Lha-chen-Nag-lug . 97
Dge-hdun-dpal-lde, a king of Braṅ-la . . 164, 165
Dge-ldan. See Dcah-ldan.
Dge-lug-pa, an order of lamas . . . 276
Dge-mchog, Vars-Kalyāna . . . .69, 72
Dge-śes-bkra-śis-btsan, a king of Pu-hraṅs . 93, 276
Dgon-pa-Skar-do. See Gomba-Skardo.
Dhāna-śīla, or Dāna-śīla, a translator . . 89