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0481 The Pulse of Asia : vol.1
The Pulse of Asia : vol.1 / Page 481 (Color Image)

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Dung as fuel, in Ladakh, 50; among
Khirghiz, 111.
Dungans, Chinese Mohammedans,
142, 267, 276; at Turfan, 299.
Dunglik, region, 292.
Dunmore, Earl of, cited, 229, 231,
232.
Dural, town on Tarim River, 266,
275.
Durgukh, village in Ladakh, 67, 73.
Dust, in Lop basin, 92, 97; at Tur-
fan, see Haze.
Dust-whirls, 148.
Dzopk, name of Lake Gyoljuk, 354.
Dzungaria, part of Chinese Turkes-
tan, 93, 305.

Eagles among Khirghiz, 117.
Earthquakes, in Persia, 324; sup-
posed, near Caspian, 344.
Earth's rotation, effect of, upon
rivers, 285.
Eating, Chanto habits of, 137, 143–
147; Khirghiz habits of, 117–
121.
Ebn-Haukal, cited, 348.
Edrisi, cited, 343.
Education in Kashmir, 25, 35.
Eggs, roasted, 226.
Egypt, ancient culture of, 369;
changes of climate in, 368.
Eichwald, cited, 340.
Ekken, Chanto village, 175.
Elburz mountains, 330.
Elephants in Persia, 318, 319.
Elevation, movements of, 55, 79.
Elk in Germany, 371.
Emerton, E., cited, 351.
Emin, Chinese interpreter, 142, 150.
Emperor of China, 192.
Endereh River, 236.
Endereh, ruins, 195, 213–230, 281.
England, commercial supremacy of,
360; in Dark Ages, 383; high civ-
ilization of, 380.
English language, 305; spoken in
Kashmir, 19, 31, 85; why spoken
in United States, 362.
English travelers, 142, 347.
Environment, influence of, upon
Chantos, 223 ff.; upon Khirghiz,
109–139; upon Kashmiris, 51;

upon character, 127, 140, 145,
232, 359, 361.
Erosion, aqueous versus glacial, 78;
in moist versus dry epochs, 42;
glacial, 33, 52, 53, 67–69, 78.
Escarpment of Fire Mountains, 307.
Espionage, in Russia, 88; in India,
88.
Essen, cited, 346.
Etiquette among Chantos, 143, 150,
153, 304.
E-tun, village of Lulan, 269.
Euphrates River, headwaters of,
353, 355.
Eurasia, movements of population
in, 360.
Europe, changes of climate in, 359,
369–373; progress of civilization
in, 380.
Europeans in Kashmir, 31.
Evaporation from streams, 100;
from Caspian Sea, 338.
Exactions, of Chinese, 196, 198; of
Russian officials, 88.
Exclusiveness of Kashmir, 25.
Exorcism in Ladakh, 59.
Expenses in Kashmir, 19, 34; among
Khirghiz, 122; in Ladakh, 61;
in Lop basin, 137.
Eyesight of Khirghiz, 125.

Fa-hian, Chinese pilgrim, cited 270,
272.
Family life, of Chantos, 137, 232;
of Khirghiz, 130–132.
Famine, in irrigated regions, 224;
in Brückner cycles, 374; in Per-
sia, 328, 374.
Fan-deltas in Kashmir, 40.
Fanaticism, absence of, among La-
dakhis, 84; among Chantos, 228.
Farmers of Chira, 169.
Farms of Chantos, 140.
Fatalism of Ladakhis, 85.
Fault, around Lop basin, 99, 195;
at Turfan, 306.
Feasts, see Eating.
Ferry over Karakash River, 231.
Fertility, deceptive, in Lop basin,
199; in Persia, 327.
Fields at Lulan, 271.
Fight at Charklik, 241.
Financial panics in U. S., 376.