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Lha-chen Lha-dhan-rnam-rgyal, a king of Ladakh 102
Lha-chen Mi-hgyur Tshe-brian-rnam-rgyal, a king of
Ladakh . . . . . . . 123-4
Lha-chen Nag-lug, a king of Ladakh . . 96, 274
Lha-chen Ñi-ma-rnam-rgyal, a king of Ladakh 118-20, 226,
242, 252, 275
Lha-chen Rgyal-bu-rin-chen, a king of Ladakh
(Kashmir ?) . . . . . . 98, 277-8
Lha-chen Rgyal-po, a king of Ladakh . . . 95
Lha-chen Śes-rab, a king of Ladakh. . . . 98
Lha-chen Tshe-dhan-rnam-rgyal, a king of Ladakh 103, 105,
109, 195, 214, 220
Lha-chen 'Utpala, a king of Ladakh . . 96, 195
Lha-dhan-rnam-rgyal. See Lha-chen Lha-dhan-rnam-
rgyal.
Lhags-tshe-rin-stobs-rgyas. See Lha-bdag Tshe-rin-
stobs-rgyas.
Lha-gyu-dkar-po, a famous turquoise . . . 101
Lha-gyu-hod-ldan, a famous turquoise . . . 101
Lha-hbrog, a Dard colony near Mdaḥ . . . 272
Lhaḥi-lun-pa, a valley in Zaṅs-dkar . . . 158
Lha-Hod-gsal. See Hod-gsal.
Lha-khan-gsum-rtsegs, a temple at Leh . . . 99
Lha-khrab-dkar-po, a famous coat-of-mail . . 101
Lha-lde, a king of Gu-ge. . . . . . 169
Lha-lun, a valley or district . . . 83, 91, 92
Lha-luñ-tshil-mo. See La-luñ-heil-mo.
Lha-mi-gron-bdun, the seven towns of the divine men 66
Lha-mo-can, a castle at Hem-babs . . . . 180
Lha-rgyal, a king of Ladakh . . . . . 79
Lha-rgya-ri, a district . . . . . . 126
Lha-ri. See Yer-paḥi-Lha-ri.
Lha-ri-chu, a river on the frontier of Spyi-ti . 116
Lha-ri-gyed-mtho, a mountain in Tibet . . . 77
Lha-rje, a prince of Tibet . . . . . 89
Lha-rtse, a house at Mu-ne . . . . . 159
Lha-sa. See Hles.
Lha-sa (Urdu Lāsa), the capital of Tibet 83, 91, 103, 105,
108, 115-18, 122, 169, 204,
250, 247-9
Lha-sa, a clan in Zaṅs-dkar . . . . . 156
Lha-sbyin, Devadatta, a hero . . . . . 74
Lha-sed, Divasiksa (?), a Yaksha . . . . 69
Lha-tho-tho-ri-sñen-bsal, a king of Tibet . . . 81
Lho-bo. See Blo-bo.
Lho-hbrug, Bhūtān . . . . . . . 115
Lho-mo-adan, or Lho-mon-than, Lomanthang in
Nepal.
Lhun-grub, a prince of Tibet . . . . . 89
Li, a country, Khotan, or Kunawar . . . 89-90
Li, a town in Kunawar . . . . . . 276
Li-byin, a Brahman . . . . . . 82-3
Licchai. See Li-tsa-tsi.
Li-tse, a village on the Indus. . . . . 136
Li-kyir. See Klu-ḥkhyil.
Liṅgti. See Lin-ti.
Lins-sted, a village in Zaṅs-dkar . . . . 103
Lin-ti (Liṅgti), a camping ground in Ru-sod . 202, 223
Li-tsa-tsi, Licchai, an Indian kingdom . . . 64
Lo-chen, a title of king Bkhor-re of Gu-ge . . 169
Log-par-dad-set, one of the prehistoric Buddhas . 70
Loka-prajñapti. See Hjig-rten-glugs-pa.

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Lomanthang. See Lho-mo-adan.
Longstaff, Dr. T. G., a traveller . . . . 138
Lo-phyag, the biennial embassy from La-dvags to
Lha-sa . . . 116, 137, 250, 254
Los-lon, probably a nickname of the king of
Rtsa-bra . . . . . . 110, 112
Lower Ladakh. See Smad-rnams and (G)iam.
Ltag-bzan, or Stag-bzan, a hero . . . . 85
Lte-ba, or Te-ba, Gte-ya, a village in Ladakh 102, 238, 251,
255
Lte-ba-ron, a gorge near Leh . . . . . 113
Ltsaṅ-mkhan-Malig, the forefather of the Cig-tan
chiefs . . . . . . . 173-4
Lus-stobs-gser-thub, a mythological king . . 70

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Ma-baṅ, the Manasarowar Lake . . . 76, 2:7
Ma-ca-Sin, a Dogra officer . . . . . 136
Ma-di-na-Sa, a Dogra officer . . . . . 253
Ma-dros, Anavatapta, a Nāga king, name of the
Manasarowar Lake . . . . . . 87
Ma-gar-sa (Makrasa), the capital of Kulū . . 213-4
Magadha, an Indian kingdom . . . . 67, 74
Ma-ga-ta. See Magadha.
Mag-nid-mkhan, a chief of (S)kye-ris . . . 232
Mag-na, a Dogra Thānadār . 130, 135, 137, 139, 147
Mag-ram-ber, probably identical with Sbag-ram-bhig,
a chief of Sod . . . . . . 177, 232
Mahājaya. See Rgyal-byed-chen-po.
Mahāmāyā. See Sgyu-hphrul-chen-mo.
Mahāpadma. See Padma-chen-po.
Mahar Chan(d), or Mih(a)r Chand, a chief of Ko-loṅ 201-2,
210
Mahāsammata. See Maṅ-bkur.
Maḥ-di-khān, a chief of Sod . . . . . 177
Ma-he = Urdu makhsa . . . . . . 56, 146
Mahmad Ali Khan, a chief of Kha-pu-lu . . 189
Mah-mad Sul-tan Khan, a chief of Sod . . . 177
Mahmud. See Sultan Mahmud.
Mahomed Ali, eleventh chief of Parkuda . . 191
Mahomed Ali Khan, sixth chief of Ron-mdo . . 194
Mahomed Shah. See Mohamed Shah.
Maitreya. See Byams-pa, Rgyal-ba-Byams-pa, and
Hjig-rten-brian-bdag.
Maitreya-dharma-cakra. See Byams-pa-chos-kyi-hkhor-lo.
Ma-ka-ra-phad, or Bada Sahib, William Moorcroft
146, 182, 227, 242, 269
Makhān, eighth chief of Si-dkar . . . . 192
Makpon-i-Shang-Rong, a place in Baltistan, east of
Ron-mdo . . . . . . . 194 n.
Makrasa. See Ma-gar-sa.
Ma-lug, leader of the Kashmir embassy to Ladakh . 250
Malig Sultan, a chief of Sod . . . . . 177
Malik (Bar, Ghazāli, etc.). See Sultan Malik (Bar, etc.).
Ma-li-ya-mkhan, a chief of Cig-tan . . . 174
Mal-mal = Urdu malmal . . . . . . 146
Ma-ma Sul-tan, a Wazīr of Si-dkar, perhaps identical
with Mohamed Khan of Si-dkar . . . 235-9
Ma-ma Za-phar-mkhan. See Zafur Khan.
Ma-moḥi-nun-sgribs, a famous coat of mail . . 101
Ma-na = Urdu ada . . . . 123, 141, 145

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