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Dhanvadurya. See Gñu-brtan.
Dh̤arma-canda, a chief of Ti-nan . . . 216
Dharma-caryā-tantra. See Chos-spyod-rgyud.
Dharma-goṣa (ghosa), a translator . . . 83
Dharma-yoga-tantra. See Chos-rnal-byor-rgyud.
Dharam Chand, a chief of Ko-lon . . 201, 209
Dh̤aram Singh, a prince of Ko-lon . 201, 202, 209
Dhāraṇī. See Gzuṅ-sñags.
Dharmartha . . . . . . 140, 280
Dip Chand. See Deb Chand.
Dir-khri-btsan-po, or Riṅ-khri-btsan-po, one of the
seven Khri kings . . . . . 78
Divaukasa. See Lha-ses.
Diyal Chand. See Dayāl Chand.
Dkar-rgyags, or Gar-ka, a place in Zaṅs-dkar . 159, 160
Dkar-cha. See Dkar-źva.
Dkar-gyil-lo. See Dkar-skyil.
Dkar-(or Bkah)-rgyud, a sect of lamas . 107, 109, 121
Dkar-(or Bkah)-rgyud-gser-kphrén, a clerical genealogy,
a book . . . . . . . 107
Dkar-rtse, or Skar-rtse, capital of the Khri-Sultan
113, 127, 158, 232-3, 273, 274
Dkar-za, a monastery in Zaṅs-dkar . 159, 160, 164
Dkar-sdaṅ. See Mkhar-mndaṅs.
Dkar-ʼi kyil, or Dkar-gyil-lo, a village in Pu-rig 128, 253,
273
Dkar-za, or Kar-hzo, the royal garden at Leh 117, 124, 126,
252
Dkar-źva, or Gar-źa, or Dkar-cha, Lahul . 125, 140, 195,
224, 250, 252, 279
Dkon-grub, perhaps Dkon-mchog-lhun-grub, a king . 276
,, ,, ,, Ñi-ma-skyu . . . . 74
Dkon-mchog-brtsegs-pa, Ratna-kūṭa-sūtra, a book . 99
Dkyil. See Skyid.
Dmar-brtya-pa, Śatānīka, a king of Kaśmīrbl . 74
Dmar-dpon, a leader of an army, a duke, a title used
by the Balti chiefs . . . 188, 191, etc.
Dmar-rigs, Vaiśya or Śūdra caste . . . 69
Dmar-kha, a village . . . . . 109
Dmar-po-jaṅ Skar-rdo, perhaps a suburb of Skar-rdo
239
Dmar-po-ti, a hill in Lha-sa . . . 83, 86
Dmar-rtse-laṅ, a village on the Indus . . 109
Dmu-khrab-zil-pa, a famous coat-of-mail . . 101
Dños-grub. See Lha-chen Dños-grub.
Dños-grub-bstan-bźin (Meru Tā-dzi) . 126, 128, 130,
131, 137, 147, 252, 259,
261-2, 263
Dñul-khye. See Mul-khe.
Dñul-mdog-mkhar, palace of Dñul-lbye . . 120
Dogra, or Drug-ra. See Siṅ-pa.
Dogra War, by Basti Rām . . . 257-69
Doha, a place in Western Tibet . . . 206
Don-chos, a munshi . . . . . 141
Don-grub, Siddhārtha . . . . . 108
Don-grub, a munshi . . . . . 143
Don-grub. See Drun-drub.
Don-grub-bkra-śis, a messenger (pho-ña) of Śel . 224
Don-grub-rnam-rgyal, a prince, son of Bde-legs-rnam-
rgyal . . . . 118
,, ,, See Tshe-dpal-(mi-hgyur-Don-
grub-)rnam-rgyal.

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Don-grub-rnam-rgyal, a councillor . . . 178
Don-thams-cad-grub-pa, Sarvārtha-siddha, Buddha . 74
Dothāl, a title (or term of relationship) . . 202-3
Do-tug-rnam-rgyal, a prince of Ti-nan . . 216
Do-yo (or To-yo), an encampment in Pu-hraṅs . 133
Dpag-bsam-ljon-bzaṅ, a historical book . 70, 78-89, 167-9
Dpag-bsam-śiṅ, Kalpa-vṛkṣa, the wishing tree . 68
Dpah-dar, a chief of Gu-ge . . . . 157
Dpah-gtum. See Dpah-hdum.
Dpal-dar. See Baldé.
Dpal-gyi-rdo-rje, a translator from Lha-luṅ . 83
Dpal-gyi-rdo-rje, a priest, murderer of Glan-dar-ma
91, 92
Dpal-lhar, a chief of Ti-nan . . . 213, 216
Dpal-hdum, or Dpah-gtum, or Dpal-ldum, capital of
Zaṅs-dkar . . . . . 125, 156-9, 164
Dpal-ldan-grags-pa, a minister of Gu-ge . . 169
Dpal-ldan-lha-mo, Śrī-Devī, "door-keeper" in the
south of Zaṅs-dkar . . . . . 156
Dpal-lde-rig-pa-mgon. See Lha-chen Dpal-gyi-mgon.
Dpal-ldum. See Dpal-hdum.
Dpal-ma-rug-gar. See Hbal-ma-rug-btsan
Dpal-rgyas, site of a battlg, perhaps in Rta-la . 243
,, ,, a Ladakhi general, . . . 259
Dpé-thob (thub), lamasery and village . 100, 115, 116,
121, 227
Dpe-ti. See Spyi-ti.
Dpon-tsehi-chu, the brook Dpon-tse in Zaṅs-dkar 157, 280
Drag-chos-grub, leader of a Ladakhi embassy to
Kashmir . . . . . . . 250
Drag-chos-kun-deah, a nobleman of Kha-la-tse . 252
Drag-rje, third son of Smad-pa-rje . . . 65
Drag-pa, a house at Dpal-hdum . . . 159
Dram-ʼA-la, or ʼA-la, an ancient chief of Hem-bahs . 273
Dran-tse. See Bran-rtse.
Dras, river and village. See Hem-hahs.
Drew, F., The Northern Barrier of India . . 273
Dronodana. See Bre-bo-zas.
Drug-de-leg. See Hbrug-bde-legs.
Drug-ra. See Siṅ-pa.
Drun-drub, Tib. Don-grub, a peasant at Kyor . 222-3
Drun-pa, title of a lama . . . 158, 164, 166
Drun-pa ʼA-li, a prince of Ladakh . . . 102
Drun-pa-rgyal-tshab, a title of a high lama . 165-6
Du-mar-can-da, a chief of Ti-nan . . . 216
Duka, Theodore, Life of Csoma de Koros . . 112
Duncan, Miss Jane E., English traveller 186, 190, 192, 194,
211
,, ,, A Summer Ride through Western
Tibet . 85, 186, 190, 192, 194
Dun-rin, a village in Zaṅs-dkar . . . 126
Dur-hya, a place in Zaṅs-dkar . . . 156
Durtharra. See Bzod-pa-dkah.
Durkit. See Darkech.
Dur-lha-khrug-pa, doorkeeper in the west of Zaṅs-
dkar . . . . . . . 145
Dvag-la-mkhar, or Stag-la-mkhar (Takla-khar), a
town in Pu-hraṅs . . . 133, 267, 268
Dza-srod-dri, a district in the Kashmir State . 138
Dźiṅs-miṅs (zal), a paṇḍita . . . . 89
Dźñana(Jñāna)-kumara, a translator . . 85, 89
Dźivanti. See Rāṇī Jīvantī.

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