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0385 Ruins of Desert Cathay : vol.2
中国砂漠地帯の遺跡 : vol.2
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[Photo] 213 シーパオチェン左岸の「万仏峡」洞窟寺院.CAVE-TEMPLES OF THE 'MYRIAD BUDDHAS,' ON LEFT BANK OF SHIH-PAO CHÊNG STREAM.

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mmunicans or Tungans about; and in these
those guardians rebels had been allowed to su
a fresh footing.
T'a-shih had not escaped their fury duri
the last great rebellion, as was shown by the
ruined temple in which I found dry quarters
deserted several village. Scarcely twelve years
o, as Liu, my warrior friend of Tun-huang
g body of Tungan rebels, retreating from
assioned T'a-shih with fresh destruction. T
closure of the temple still displayed the scorch
their defences them hastily improvised by the la
set up from Tun-huang to intercept them. We
ow, in fact, the main route which connects An-h
reat road from northern Turkestan and Mong
and the Koko-nor region across the high pla
outhern.

I knew that the Dalai-Lama in 1904, on his flig
hasa to Urga, had passed by this route, and ha
y day while along it meet pious Mongol p
returning from their Tibetan pilgrimage. To w
ew geographical facts before me, I never suspec
a-shih on the very night of my stay had giv
to the late Lieutenant Brooke, the pion
English traveller, who some eighteen months la
a vision of exploring and among the trackless
starting from the Hsi-ning side he had vainly atte
make his way through to Lhasa, and foiled b
observation, was forced to retreat by the very ro
was now about to survey up to the watershed o
hing river sources. I heard first towards the e
of his passage at So-chou, but did not learn until
years later, when Mr. Ferguson published an acco
his papers, that without knowing of each other
had passed in such close proximity.

The fresh transport promised complete
T'a-shih. However, on hearing due the m
unsuitable for carts over a track which woul
cave-temples of Wang-fo-hsia, I thoug
difficulty, to induce the men from Chinese