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『東洋文庫所蔵』貴重書デジタルアーカイブ

1534

Wei-li in, 1231; Ku-mo (Ak-su) in,
1297; Wên-su (Uch-Turfan) in, ib.;
Jung-lu in, 1323 n. 9.
Han Annals, Later (Hou Han shu): So-
chê in, 83; Karghalik oasis in, 86;
Pi-shan, Hui-yeh, and Tzü-ho in, ib.;
Tê-jo in, 86 sq.; on Chung-chüeh, 219;
on Charchan, 296; on Shan-shan,
329-33; on An-hsi–Hâmi route, 329,
563, 581; on T'sai Lun, 650, 674; on
Chinese writing-materials, 676; on
Chinese defensive policy in 'Western
Regions', 695; on their revolt against
China, 731; on Little Yüeh-chih, 1130;
products of Hâmi enumerated by,
1149 n. 10; Yen-ch'i (Kara-shahr) in,
1180; on position of Kara-shahr
capital, 1183 n. 21; Wei-hsü (Korla) in,
1231; Ku-mo (Ak-su) in, 1297;
Chü-mi (Yü-mi) in, 1323 n. 8.
Han period: arrow-heads of, 599, 604,
640; see also arrow-heads, bronze;
clay bowl, 377, 384; pottery, (En-
dere) 289; (Lou-lan) 375, 378, 384,
392, 401, 427, 432, 433 sq.; (Nan-hu)
615, 623; (Tun-huang) 689, 774;
Chong-tim, 1314. See also Chinese
coins, Chinese measures.
Han-chia-shen, erroneous form of Sai-
chenden (Ishkâshim), 62 n. 8.
Han-mi, Tang name for Yü-mi (q.v.),
1323 n. 8. See also Chira-Keriya tract.
Han-mo, Hsüan-tsang's Pi-mo, 298,
1255; location of, 1255, 1263; Sung
Yün at Buddhist shrines of, 838 n. 7.
Han-p'an-to, Chinese name for Sarikol
(q.v.), 61.
Hanausek, Dr. T. F., analyses fabrics, xix,
160, 248, 250, 279, 292, 379, 432 sq.,
435, 438, 442, 466, 478, 482, 542,
659, 721, 770, 775 sq., 786.
hands: drawings of, 968; in mystic
poses, 892, 966 sq., 999; Petrucci
on, 1330.
Hanguya Tati, 134, 140 sq., 1266; coins
from, 102.
Hao-shan-kou, valley, 1117 n. 8; de-
fended by double walls, 1119 sq.,
1124.
Hardinge, Lord, support given by, to
third Central-Asian expedition, xv.
hare or rabbit, figure of, on seal, 120,
263; in paintings, as emblem, see
Moon. See also rabbit.
Hârîtî, Indian goddess: in painting (?),
1078; H. with children in fresco
panel, 1252 sq., 1260.
harness, frs. of, see bronze; leather tongue
from strap (?) of, 770; fr. of stucco
relief of, 1211.
harp: in terra-cotta figurine, 99, 115;
in paintings, 961, 1015, &c., passim;
1467 sq.
Hasan Akhûn, camel-man, 575.
Hâsla (Ambar): Kône-shahr of, 1300;
refuse deposits, 1321; signs of earlier

occupation, ib.; statistics of popula-
tion, 1321 n. 2.
Hassâ[r]-shahrî, see Chong-hassâr.
hatching, see designs.
hawk-headed demon, in paintings, 979,
995.
hawking, in painting, 967.
head-dress: in frescoes, 519, 1257; on
stucco relievos, 138, 144, 149 sq., 396,
441, 1200, 1203, 1206 sq., 1217 sq.,
1281; on wooden statuette, 1229;
Chinese types of, in paintings of donors,
&c., 849 n. 18, 850 sq., 885, 932, 984.
head-gear, Persian type of, in paintings,
874.
hearts, see designs.
Hedin, Dr. Sven: discoveries by, xi, 309-
311, 332; on Charkhlik River, 313;
on Lop desert, 359-61, 454; his
accurate mapping, 362; his route to
Lou-lan Site, 352; account of at Lou-
lan Site, 369 sq., 375, 377 sq., 394,
396 n. 4, 399, 404 n. 13, 405; at 'Ming-
oi', 1184; theory about 'anc. Lop-
nôr', 390; dated docs. found by, 408.
See also Kône-tamlik, Tatran.
Hei-shai-kuo: ruined site of, 1132 sq.;
effects of wind-erosion at, 1133; walled
enclosures, ib.; finds of antiques, ib.;
Chinese coin from, 1133, 1346; line
of Ming wall near, 1133 sq.
Hellenistic art, of Near East: its influence
on art of Târim Basin, in frescoes,
501 sq., 513 sq., 519, 521, 523 sq.,
530 sq.; in structural features of
shrines, 535; in wood-carving, 235,
397 sq., 447; inspiration derived from
it by Byzantine and Buddhist Art, 933.
See also classical.
Helmand River, terminal course of, com-
pared with Su-lo Ho, 634 n. 3, 643.
helmet: leather fr., 480; representations
of, on intaglio, 116, 126; on potsherd,
477; in paintings, 941, 1051, &c.,
passim; in stuccos, 1209, &c.; on
terra-cotta, 114.
hemp: mentioned in Chinese document,
649; used for ropes, &c., by Löpliks,
649 n. 14; fabric of cover for docs.,
776; raw hemp used in paper-making,
674.
frs. of, in textiles or shoes: (Khâda-
lik) 160; (Mazâr-toghrak) 210; (Lou-
lan) 384, 433-438; (Tun-huang) 569,
684, 768, 770, 775-777 sq., 780, 783;
(Chong-hassâr) 1170 (?).
string or cord, 196, 538, 605, 775,
780, 784, 790, 1293 (?); hemp-string
net, 384, 438; cross-bow strings,
758 n. 44.
See also Boehmeria nivea, shoes,
string.
Hêng-fêng, locality on 'new route of the
north', 418, 705 sq.
Hephthalites (Yeh-ta, White Huns),
dominion of, 288 sq.

herdsmen's shelters, ruins used as, see
sheep-pens.
Hermaeus, coin of, purchased at Kar-
ghalik, 1340, 1349.
hermits, in paintings, 947, 994.
herring-bone pattern, see designs.
Herrmann, Dr. A.: location of capital of
Yü-mi, 219 n. 14; of Yü-ling, 296; of
Vâsh-shahrî, 306; of Yü-ni, 325 n. 11;
on distance from Yang barrier to Yü-
ni, 334 n. 4; on Ying-p'an route
and location of Shan, ib.; rejects
identity of Ku-shih and Chü-shih,
336 n. 13; on locations of Shan-shan,
ib., 343.
hexagons, see designs.
Hê-lo mountain, see Ilam, Mount.
Hiarchan, Goëz's name for Vârkand
(q.v.), 78.
'high lights': in Mirân frescoes, 504,
508; in Ch'ien-fo-tung paintings, 884
n. 8.
Hiely, Herr, K. G. F., on Lou-lan docs.,
&c., 370, 408, 564.
Hînayâna, the 'Little Vehicle', studied
by monks in Wu-ch'ang, 8; in Shan-
shan, 338; in Wei-t, 1.
Hindu mythology, influence of, on Ch'ien-
fo-tung Pantheon, 870.
Hindu temple ruin, at Gumbat, 21 sqq.
Hindu worship in Udyâna, 15.
Hiranyavatî, named in MS. fr., 1435.
Ho ('River of the North'), see Kuruk-
darya.
Ho Ch'ü-ping, defeats Hsiung-nu, 724.
Ho-hsi, Western Kan-su: four 'com-
mands' of, 580 sq., 731; ravaged
by Hsiung-nu, 695, 731.
Ho-lan, kingdom of: mentioned by Wu-
k'ung, 18, 51 n. 17; suggested identi-
fication, 18.
Ho-lao-la-chia, Hsüan-tsang's legend
about, 1234.
Ho-mo, capital of Wakhân (Ch'üh-pei),
61.
Ho-nan, soldiers from, 750, 751 n. 49.
Ho-t'ien, present official designation of
Khotan, 344 n. 26.
Ho-tê'ang, 'ruined town' near Tun-
huang, in Tun-huang lu, xxiii, 716.
Hobson, R. L.: help given by, xix; on
pottery and porcelain, xxiii, 307 sq.,
600, 616, 631, 1103, 1133.
hoe, wooden, 697, 781.
hoe-blades, cast-iron, 599, 711, 781, 788.
Hoernle, Dr. A. F. Rudolf: help given
by, xvii; on Brâhmî MS. remains,
158, 489, 702; on 'Khotanese' lan-
guage, 164, 814; on the Khotanese
inscr. on silk banner, 1012; his In-
ventory List of MSS. in Sanskrit, Kho-
tanese, and Kuchean, 1432-59.
holes, see loopholes, string-holes.
Homo Alpinus type, 98, 873 n. 19;
Wakhî, 64; resemblance of 'Pakh-
pûlûks' to, 87, 88; prevalent type at