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0570 Sand-Buried Ruins of Khotan : vol.1
Sand-Buried Ruins of Khotan : vol.1 / Page 570 (Color Image)

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Nagara-khana, mound of, 269
Nagara-khana, shepherd's hut, 345
Nagir, hill tract, 31, 34; Nagir
people, 50; their bravery, 32
Naiza-Tash Pass, 72
namadi, term for Numdah, 402
Nanga-Parbat, 20, 25, 77
Nar-Bagh, 483 sq., 469
Nestorians, at Kashgar, 148
"New City," see Kashgar, Khotan
New Dominions, E. Turkestan
called, 129, 133, 137, 313
Niaz, labourer, 297, 306
Niaz Akhun, Chinese interpreter,
124, 177, 182, 217, 226, 249;
in charge of ponies, 273, 336,
341; troublesome conduct of, 381
sqq.; farewell to, 488
Niaz Hakim Beg, Yarkand palace
of, 163, 181; governor of Khotan,
257; exploits Yotkan site, 258;
his Madrasah at Imam Jafar,
348; 411, 441; Khotan residence
of, 469
Ni-jang, ancient name of Niya, 342
Nilth, 31 sqq.; storming of, 23, 32
nimbus, in ancient painting, 319
Nissa Valley, 225, 227 sqq., 242;
glaciers of, 230, 237; men of,
227, 233, 235
Niya, oasis, 339 sqq.; ancient
frontier of Khotan, 342; iden-
tified with Ni-jang, 336; anti-
quities acquired at, 343; labourers
brought from, 413; return to,
424; marshes near, 425
Ancient site beyond Niya,
first reported, 337; arrival at, 352
sq.; first excavations, 354 sqq.;
ruined residences, 372 sqq.; an-
cient rubbish heaps, 385 sqq.;
Kharoshthi documents, 390 sqq.
Niya R., fed by marshes, 345; course
of, 345 sqq.; ends in jungle, 350
sq.; sand-dunes along, 424
Nogai, 496
Nomal, 29
non-Sanskrit language, in ancient
MSS., 308; its affinity, 309, 414,
416
Numdah, ancient saddle-cloth, 319;
see namadi
Nura, hill stream of, 443
Nurullah, 350, 381
Nurunam, 153

Nysa, mythic locality, 228

Oases, terminal, 412, 438
oats, antique, 433
Öch-töbe, 496
official documents, in Kharoshthi,
361 sqq., 391
oilcakes ('Kunjara'), 299, 301
"old books," 184; forging of, 474
sqq.
"Old City," see Khotan, Kashgar
Omsha Valley, 217 sqq., 219, 223 sq.
Opa, canal, 162
Opal, 114, 117 sq.
Oprang, 39
orchards, remains of ancient, 280,
321 sq., 409
Ordam-Padshah, shrine of, 153 sqq.
Orientalists, International Congress
of, xiii
ornaments, ancient Indian, 42
Osh, start for, 495; arrival at, 498
Osman Beg, 108
Otra Langar, 341
Ovis Poli, 79
Ovraz Langar, 341
Oxus, drainage area of, 45, 58;
sources of, 56, 60 sqq.; Upper
Valley of, 63; watershed of, 496

Painap, 172
painted panels, ancient, from Dan-
dan-Uiliq, 290 sqq., 295 sq., 307
sqq., 314, 317 sqq.; from Endere,
420
paipaks (felt socks), T., 176
palæography, Chinese, 470
Pallas Athene, on clay-seal, 396,
xvii; reproduced in Vignette,
xxiv
palm-leaves, for writing, 367
Pamirs, ethnic watershed on, 45;
view over, 101; Taghdumbash P.,
57 sq.; Russian Pamirs, 496 sq.
Pamirski Post, 66, 496
Pan-Darin, Amban of Khotan, 200
sqq., 214; propitiates saint, 245;
gives assistance, 248 sq., 271;
seen on return, 470; his learning,
470; receives Preliminary Report,
ib.; helps to arrest Islam Akhun,
472; promise to pardon, 479; fare-
well to, 482; favours Turdi, 488;
promotes Islam Beg, 442; services
acknowledged, xxi