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Śag-mkhar, in the Suru valley. See Shakhar.
Śag-mkhar, or Sa-gar, Sa-dkar, castle of the Cig-tan
chiefs . . . . . . . . 113
Śa-gñer-pa, a house and family at 'A-lci . . . 250
Śag-thub. See Śab-kya-thub-pa.
Śa-gyog, the Shayok river . . . . . 189
Sahadat Khan, ninth chief of Parkuda . . . 191
Śah-bān, a landholder at Ki-no . . . . 180
Sahi Chand. See Bhagi Chand.
Śahi-cho, a place in Turkestan . . . . 87
Śahi-lde-brgyad, the eight beauties of the earth, a
group of kings . . . . . . . 80
Śahi-legs-drug, the six good ones of the earth, a
group of kings . . . . . . . 80
Śa-hjan, Shāh-Jahān, the Mughal emperor . 110, 114, 187
Śab-kya, Śākya, Buddha's family name . . 72-3, 77, 213
Śab-kya-muni, an image of Buddha . . . . 91
Śāb-kya-thub-pa, the first king of Zaṅs-dkar . . 156-7
Śāb-kya-rgya-mtsho, a Ladakhi field-marshal . 113, 242-4
Śa-khri, one of the Bar-gyi-lde kings . . . 79
Śākya-thub-pa, or Śag-thub, Buddha ; . 63, 67-8, 75
his image . . . . . . . . 113
Salāganwait, Adolf von Schlagintewit, a traveller . 2, 204
,, Hermann, a traveller . . . . 2
Śa-lam, consort of princess Rāj-Sikim . . . 180
Sa-lam = Urdū salām . . . . . 140, 143, 146, 255
Śa-lam-khān, a chief of Sol . . . . . 177
Salām-Khātun, a descendant of [Ś]colam-Khan . . 144
Śā-lu, a kind of rice . . . . . . 67
Salmunde. See Sultan Salmunde.
Śam. See Gsam.
Samantabhadra. See Kun-tu-bzan-po.
Sambara. See Bde-mchog.
Samarcand. See Rna-nam.
Sa-na = Urdū sanā . . . . . 54, etc. 146
Saṅ-gha-rmal, a king of Gu-ge . . . . 169
Sa-nid, a Dard village on the Indus . . . 272
Sa-ni-[tshog], a lamasery in Zaṅs-dkar . . 156, 159-60
Saṅ-ku, a village in the Suru valley . . . 251, 258
Saṅs-rgyas, Buddha, 75, 81, 90-1, 92, 100, 105, 107,
109, 116, 212; as elephant, 233; as rhinoceros 233
Saṅs-rgyas-blo-gros, Drun-pa, a lama of Dkar-śa . 160
Śāntibhadra. See Zi-ba-bzan-po.
Śāntirakṣita. See Zi-ba-ltsho.
Śa-phud, a village . . . . . . . 127
,, ,, an earnest in land sale . . . 111
Sara = Urdū sarā . . . . . . 58, 146-7
Śa-ra-chen-po, the great caravansery at Leh . . 146
Sarāhan, the royal palace of Bashahr . . . 266
Śa-ran, a village in Lahul . . . . . 218
Śar-ba, or Udayana, a prince of Kauśāmbī . . 74
Sardār, or Sirdar, a title of a military officer . . 257
Śa-rdelu-nag-po, a demon . . . . . 91
Sar-[g]um, or Sharsum, a chief of Guṅ-ran . . 201-2, 205
Sar-kar = Urdū sarkār . . . . . . 146
Śar-lus-bphaṅs-po, Pūrva-Videha, the Eastern
Continent . . . . . . . . 66
Sarmik, Ger-mig, a village in Baltistan . . . 191 n.
Śar-re, a village (?) . . . . . . 128
Śar-ago-[la], Śer-go-la, a village and pass in Pa-rig . .
. . . . . . . . 251, 259-60
Sarvārthasiddha. See Don-thams-cad-grub-pa.

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Sa-skya, a lamasery, the capital of the Sa-skya
hierarchs . . . . 103, 108, 169, 244, 275
Sa-skyon-rnam-rgyal, a prince of Ladakh . . 120-2
Sa-spo-la, a village on the Indus, the seat of a
minister . . . . . . 134, 251, 275, 281
Sa-spo-rtse, a village on the brook above Sa-spo-la . 239
Śata-kratu. See Brgya-'a byin.
Śātānīka. See Dmag-brgya-pa.
Śatasāhasrikā Prajñā-pāramitā. See Stos-phrag-
brgya-pa.
Satpur, a village near Skar-rdo with an ancient
aqueduct . . . . . . . . 184
Sa-taho-ma, Gopa, Buddha's wife . . . . 75
Śa-wan, a kind of animal . . . . . 108
Sa-yor. See Shayok.
Śbag-ram-bhir. See Mag-ram-beg.
Śbal-li-[yul], or Bhal-ti, Baltistan . 85, 87, 106-7, 110,
113-14, 131, 135-7, 184-5,
193, 232-5, 240, 250-4,
262-4, 266, 269, 273-5
Śbal-ti-dgra-bcom, a Balti Arbat . . . . 183
Śba-rab, or Spa-rab, a priest . . . . . 92
Śbar-rtse, a village in Po-rig . . . . . 232
Śbru-śal. See Ubru-śal.
Śbyan-lam, a ritual . . . . . . 101, 111
Schiefner, Franz Anton, Eine tibetische Lebensbeschrei-
bung Śākyamuni's . . . . . . 76
,, ,, Über die Verscbleckerungs-
perioden der Menschheit . . . . 76
,, ,, Gtam-mo-klu-bkum-dkar-po . 79
Schlagintewit, Emil, von, Life of Padmasambhava . 88
Schmidt, I. J., Moravian translator of the Bible, editor
and translator of Ssanang Ssetsen, History of the
Mongols. See Ssanang Ssetsen.
Śde-bchim-Bha-dur, an official in Glo (?) . . 223
Śde-pa-gtsan-po, a title of the governor of Dbus and
Gtsan . . . . . . . . . 42
Śde-pa-gźan, the Dalai-lama's palace, his government
office . . . . . . . . 115-17
Me-[seed; pun, the Tripitaka . . . . 86, 88
Śdir-blaṅs, mythological beings . . . . 66
Śe-ba-dās, a prince of Ti-nan . . . . . 216
Śe-ba-n, a tribe . . . . . . 65-6, 70, 279
Śe-bln-la, Shāh-id Ullāh, a place between Kun-Lun
and Karakoram . . . . . . . 250
Śel, or Se[a], a town, seat of a minister 102, 109, 113, 122,
126, 143, 224, 227
Śel-ma-ni-can-lgo, a place in Zaṅs-dkar . . 169
Śel-thub-chen, the Buddha image of Śel . . 109, 113
Śen-ge. See Siṅ-ge.
Śen-ge-beram, Siṅkahanu, a mythological king . 74
Śen-ge-lde, a king of Zaṅs-dkar . . . . 164-5
Śen-ge-ldor, a king of Kastawar . . . . 157
Śen-ge-rnam-rgyal, a king of Ladakh 106-10, 146, 267, 275
Śen-ge-rnam-rgyal-gyi-rnam-thar, the biography of
Śen-ge-rnam-rgyal . . . . . . 113
Śen-ge-rmal, a hamlet near Sa-bu . . . . 68
Śen-ge-sde, Siṃhanāda, a mythological king . . 74
,, ,, ,, a pandit . . . . 82
Śer = Urdū ser . . . . . . 111, 146
Śe-ra, a lamasery . . . . . . . 108
Śer-'A-li, a chief of Śim-śa-mkhar-bu . . . 180