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Rgya-śin, for Brgya-śhyin, Indra, a king of Kha-la-rtse 274
Rgyud-bkus, a book . . . . 97, 280
Rgyud-rdo-rje-rtse-mo, in full Rnal-byor-rgyud-kyi-
bsod-rgyud-rdo-rje-rtse-mo, Vajrakīla-tantra . . 97
Riddhi Singh. See Biddhi Singh, or Prithvi Singh . 218
Ri-dvans-mig-can, Mrigākshi, a goddess . . . 63
Rig-bdzin, Vidyādhara, spirits of Tantric wisdom . 87
" " a minister . . 121-2, 137, 139, 238
" " an order of lamas . . . . 121-2
Rig-pa-can, a minister of Tibet . . . . 83
Rig-pa-bdzin-pa, an order of lamas . . 122, 126
Ri-nam, a village in Zans-dkar . . . . 156
Rinchana Bhoṭṭa, a Ladakh king . . . . 98
Rin-chen, a prince of Zans-dkar . . . . 102
Rin-chen-don-grub-rnam-rgyal, the last king of
Zans-dkar . . . . . . 102
Rin-chen-dpal-lde, a king of Bzan-la . . 164-5
Rin-po-che, Buddha, his image . . . . 83
Rin-khri-btsan-po. See Dir-khri-btsan-po.
Rin-rje, a legendary ancestor . . . . 65
Rin-rjehu-ra, a legendary ancestor . . . 65
Ri-rab-lhun-po', Sumeru, the king of the mountains 64
Ri-rdzon, a lamasery . . . . 164, 281
Ri-rgyal-lhun-po, Sumeru. See Ri-rab-lhun-po.
Ri-sna, a village, probably in Pu-rig . . 232, 239
Rje, a legendary ancestor . . . . . 65
Rje-Can[d], or Jai Chand, a chief of Ko-lon . 201-5, 210
Rje-mi, a legendary ancestor . . . . 65
Rje-rigs, the Kshattriya caste . . . . 69
Rkod-btsan, or Rgod-btsan, a hero . . . 85
Rkyan-chu, a river in Ru-śod . . . . 160
Rkyan-khab = Urdu ḵẖamkāsh . . . . 111
Rlun-rje-bzan-pa, a legendary ancestor . . . 65
Rlun-tshags(-lhunbs), a palace . . . . 87
Rma-chu-skyad, the Hoangho . . . . 91
Rmal, in dynastic names . . . . . 171
Rmic-pa-dman-rigs, a tribe . . . . 66
Rna-ba-can, Karpika, a king of Potala . . 70, 72
Rnam-rgyal, a king of Zans-dkar . . . 162
" " a warden at Kram-bis . . . 201
" " a kind of mchod-rten . . . 124
Rnam-rgyal-mgon-po, a king of Ladakh . . 103
Rnam-rgyal-rtse-mo, a hill at Leh . . 103, 104
[R'nam-rgyal-skyid, a queen of Nub-ra . . 274
Rnam-rgyal-tshe-rin, a prince of Bar-ḥbog . . 220
Rnam-'par-śman-[mdzan], Vairocana . . . 63
Rna-nam, Samarkand, or Sna-nam . . . 65
Rña-yah, a country . . . . . 87
Rnin-ma-pa, an order of lamas . . . . 276
Roca. See Ḥod-mdzes.
Rockhill, W. W., The Life of Buddha . . 76, 79
Ro-hi-la, a Dogra soldier . . . . 128
Romano, Michelangelo Lualdi, L'India Orientale . 171
Ron-[chu-rgyud], the upper Indus Valley above No-ma
. . . . . . 116, 251, 271
Rondu. See Ron-mdo.
Ron-ñe-chur-rgyud. See Ron-chu-rgyud.
Ron-[m]do, a district, perhaps Ron-mdo in Nub-ra . 77
Ron-mdo (Rongdo, or Roynal), a chieftainship in
Baltistan . . . . . . 194
Royal. See Ron-mdo.
Ro-zi-mkhar, the palace of Cig-tan . . . 174

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Rta-mgrin, a Wazir at Mul-bhe . . . 128
" " or Tangrin, a prince of Bar-ḥbog . 220
Rtogs-brjod-mdo, the biography of general Śākya-
rgya-mtsho . . . . . . 244
Rtol-li. See Tolti.
Rtsa-bran, or Tsaparang, a town in Gu-ge 110, 276, 279, 281
Rtsad-rab-gzal, a priest . . . . . 92
Rtsa-mi, a district . . . . . 83
Rtsans-pa-bram-zehi-rigs, a tribe of Brahmans . 66
Rtse, a district, perhaps near Kailāsa . . . 94
Rtse-lde, a king of Gu-ge . . . . 169
Rtsed-mi, a legendary ancestor . . . . 65
Rtse-mo. See Rnam-rgyal-rtse-mo.
Rtse-śo-rgya-ri, or Rtse-tho-rgya-ri, a town in Rtse . 93
Rtse-tho-rgya-ri. See Rtse-śo-rgya-ri.
Rtsis, a book, translated from the Chinese (?) . . 58
Rtso-dkar-rje, a legendary ancestor . . . 65
Rtsogs-mi, a legendary ancestor . . . 65
Rub-can-da, a chief of Ti-nan . . . . 216
Ru-bcu. See Ru-śod.
Rub-śo. See Ru-śod.
Ru-dgon, a military officer . . . . 133-4
Ru-śod, or Ru-bcu, or Rub-śo, a district 108, 160, 250, 275
Rus-si-la, a mountain-pass in Pu-rig.
Rustam. See Sultan Malik Rustam.
Ru-thog[s], or Rodakh, a town and district 94, 105, 110,
113, 116-17, 133, 137, 204,
254, 266-9, 275-6

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Sāad Atta Ulla Khan, twenty-ninth chief of Kha-pu-lu 189
Sāad Babūr Malik, thirty-fourth chief of Kha-pu-lu . 189
Sāad Gohar Beg, thirty-seventh chief of Kha-pu-lu . 189
Sāad Jalil Khan, twenty-seventh chief of Kha-pu-lu . 189
Sāad Karun Beg, twenty-sixth chief of Kha-pu-lu . 189
Sāad Khalil Khan, thirtieth chief of Kha-pu-lu . . 189
Sāad Malik Purnur, thirty-third chief of Kha-pu-lu . 189
Sāad Malik Shah Shiyā, thirty-eighth chief of Kha-
pu-lu . . . . . . . 189
Sāad Mir Ghazi, thirty-second chief of Kha-pu-lu . 189
Sāad Mokhim Khan, thirty-fifth chief of Kha-pu-lu . 189
Sāad Rustam Beg, twenty-eighth chief of Kha-pu-lu . 189
Sāad Shah Azim Beg, thirty-sixth chief of Kha-pu-lu 189
Sāad Ulla Khan, twenty-fifth chief of Kha-pu-lu . 189
Sāad Yakub Khan, thirty-first chief of Kha-pu-lu . 189
Sā-ba (for Sahib), the English . . . . 80
Sa-bdag-lha-phan-gyi-srog-kbral, a Bon-po book . 80
Sa-bi, a Ladakhi minister . . . . 156
Sa-bkra, an evil demon . . . . . 98, 244, 279
Sa-dkar, a village in Ladakh . . . . 196
Sa-dkar. See Sag-mkhar.
Sad-na-legs, a king of Tibet . . . . 89
Sadpur barrage . . . . . . 277
Sadr-ud-Din, Renchan's Muhammadan name . . 277
Sā-gar. See Sag-mkhar.
Sag-cal, a Dard village, perhaps Śagari on the Shayok 271
Sag-lud. See Sag-mkhar . . . . 46, 146
Sag-lde, a chief of Ste-sta . . . . 159
Sa-glin-[mkhar], a castle in Baltistan [Kha-pu-lu] . 231