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Egerton, P. See Remûjan.
Elias. See 'I-lai.
English. See 'Aṅ-re-ci, Sā-ha.
English words, borrowed, in Tibetan . . . 146
'En-sa (Dben-sa ?)='A-li, a village in Pu-rig or Nub-ra 272
Europe. See Phyi-glin.

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Fakir, ancestor of the kings of Baltistan . . 184, 281
Faqir. See Pha-kyir . . . . . 185
Fatah Chand. See Pha-ta-can(d).
Fatḥ Singh, a prince of Bashahr . . . 276
Fausböll, V., Die Pāli-Legende von der Entstehung des
Sākya und Koliya Geschlechtes . . . 76
Forsyth, Thomas Douglas. See Tāmas Daglas Forsāth.
Foucaux, P. E., Rgya-cher-rol-pa, Lalita-vistara . 76
Francke, A. H., First and Second Collection of
Tibetan Historical Inscriptions
76, 77, 95, 104, 112, 122-4,
127, 194, 210, 214
,, ,, Ten Ancient Historical Songs from
Western Tibet, Ind. Ant. 76, 93, 97-8,
106, 108, 118, 161
,, ,, The King of Glan-khri-btsan-po,
J. & P.A.S.B. . . . 78
,, ,, The Ladakhi Pre-buddhist Marriage
Ritual, Ind. Ant. . . . 79
,, ,, A Bonpo Hymnal, Ind. Ant. . 79
,, ,, Kœnrœge, Mém. de la Soc. Finno-
Ougrienne . . . . 79, 190
,, ,, A Lower Ladakhi Version of the
Kœnrœga, Bibl. Ind. . . 79, 160
,, ,, Notes on Balu-mkhar, Ind. Ant. 88
,, ,, The Paladius of the Kunsr-saga,
J. & P.A.S.D. . . . 79, 94-5
,, ,, Archæology in Indian Tibet, Calcutta,
1915 . . . . 88, 276
,, ,, History of Western Tibet, London
92, 97, 133, 135, 138, 266
,, ,, Archæology in Western Tibet, Ind.
Ant. . . . . 93, 97, 119
,, ,, The Eighteen Songs of the Bono-nā
festival . . 96, 191-2, 270-2
,, ,, Historische Dokumente von
Kholaṭse, Z.D.M.G. . . 101, 127
,, ,, The Rock inscriptions at Mul-bhe,
Ind. Ant. . . . . 101, 108
,, ,, and Daya Ram Sahni, References to
the Bhauṭṭas in the Rājataraṅgiṇī,
Ind. Ant. . . . . 101, 102
,, ,, Ladakhi Songs, Leh 104, 121, 127, 131, 138
,, ,, Die historischen und mythologischen
Erinnerungen der Lahoṭer, Kys-
lang . . . . 174, 221-4, 276
,, ,, Tabellen der Pronomina und Verba
der drei Sprachen Lahouls,
Z.D.M.G. . . . . 223
Francke, Mrs., translates an account of the Dogra
Wars . . . . . . 245

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Ga-bis, a Dard colony on the Indus . . . 272
Ga-bzan-phar, a prince of Cig-tan . . . 174
Ga-chu-tar-ago, a vihāra, perhaps identical with
Sar-sgo-[la] . . . . . 85
Gādar. See Sgar (Gar-thog).
Ga-ga, a Tibetan title of a nobleman or chief, originally
meaning 'elder brother' . . . 238, etc.
Ga-ga Bstan-bźin, a royal caterer in victuals . 250
Ga-ga Phun-tshogs-rab-bstan, a minister of Sāe-mo 250
Ga-ga Rdo-rje, a Ladakhi general, perhaps identical
with Rdo-rje-rnam-rgyal . . . 238, 239
Ga-ga Tshe-riṅ-bkra-śis, a chief of the Rub-lo
nomads . . . . . . 275
Ga-krug (probably Dgah-phrug), a prince of Gun-raṅ
. . . . 201, 202 (Ga-[d]), 209, 210
Gam-śaṅ-rgya, one of the four tribes of frontier dwarfs 66
Gaṅ-gio-smon-lam, a book of hymns to Hjam-dbyaṅs 119
Gandhola. See Gondala.
Gaṅgi-sagara. See Gaṅ-ga-yi-rgya-mtsho.
Gaṅga-Siṅ, a Wazir of Ladakh . . . 147
Gaṅ-ga-zuṅ, a fairy from Gilgit . . . 173
Gaṅga-yi-rgya-mtsho, Gaṅgi-sagara, a lake . 90
Ga-nog-za, a Dard colony on the Indus . . 272
Gaṅs-chen-mtsho-rgyal, great glacier, king of the
lakes, perhaps a name of Vairocana . . 63
Gaṅs-mtsho, probably for Gaṅs-ri-mtsho-rgyal, the
Manasarovar lake . . . . 116
Ganesh, Kailāsa . . . . 95, 137, 243
Ga-nu-ta, or Gha-nu-ta, a teacher from Kashmir . 83
Gapaju (perhaps for Ga-ga-jo), a Ladakhi chief . 228
Gar-dag-la. See Khartakshe.
Ga-riṅ, or Ska-riṅ, a village in Lahul . . 210
Ga-ro. See Sgar.
Ga-rog[s], a class of people in Kashmir . . 157, 281
Gar-thog. See Sgar.
Gar-la. See Dkar-lva and Dkar-ryags.
Gar-śaḥi-chu, for Dkar-ryags-chu, a brook in Zaṅs-
dkar . . . . . 157, 159, 160
Ga-tib. See Ga-krug.
Gautama. See Gobu-ta-ma.
Gayū. See Dbus.
[G'ce]a-pa, a prince of Bar-hbog . . . 220
Gdags-khri-btsan-po, one of the seven Khri kings . 78
Gdol-pa, Chandāla, a caste . . . . 69
Gdun-grags, a hero, a mythological king . . 85
Ge-sar, a mythological king . . . 63, 93, 156
Ge-yāṅ-can-da, a prince of Ti-nan . . . 216
Gha-nu-la. See Ga-nu-la.
Ghazi, a name of Zufur Khan of Baltistan . . 185
Ghazi, third chief of Parkuta . . . . 191
Ghazi Mir, fourteenth chief of Si-dkar . . 192
Ghazi Mir Cho. See Sultan Ghazi Mir Cho.
Ghir-ze, seventeenth chief of Si-dkar . . 192
Gholam Shah, a prince of Baltistan, chief of Parkuta 185
Ghulam Khān. See Sro-lam-khan.
Ghumring. See Guṅ-raṅ.
Giān-Cand, or Rgyan-can(d), a chief of Ko-loṅ . 201, 209
Gilgit. See Gyi-lid and Hbru-lal.
Glan-che-pa, a lamasery . . . . 100
Glan-chen-spyi, a mythological king . . . 70
Glan-dar-ma, a king of Tibet . . 89, 90, 91, 92