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cultural produce and trade of, 1126;
irrigation of, ib.; route to Yü-mên-hsien,
1136; direct route to Hāmi from,
1138. See also Chiu-ch'üan.
Su-chou, city of, 1126; Ming wall from
Yeh-ma-wan, 1121; continued to Kan-
chou, ib.; city divided into two parts,
1127 n. 7.
Su-chou River (Pei-ta Ho, q.v.), 580;
head-waters of, 1128.
Su-ko-pa-li (Sukhāvatī), monastery, 20.
Su-lo-b, see Baner.
Su-lai-man, Mongol prince, 799; identi-
fied with Sulaimān, q.v.
Su-li, i.e. Khōtgar (q.v.): Kao Hsien-
Chih at, 53; in Later Han Annals, 86,
331.
Su-lo Ho, river: terminal bed of, 552,
567, 633, 639; bed at Toghrak-bulak,
567, 633, 639; terminal course com-
pared with Helmand River, 634 n. 3,
643; bed near T. xiv, a, 697; old
bed near T'ou-kung, 1091; near Ai-
bsi, 1098; near T. i, 567, 639;
Hshan-tsang's crossing, ib.; head-
waters of, 1128; bifurcation of drain-
age, 1136; river defile at Wan-shan-
tzŭ, 1139.
ancient terminal lake-bed of, 35, 424,
551 sq.; prob. once linked up with
Tārim Basin, 550 sq.
basin of, lower; close physical affinity
with Tārim Basin, 581; importance of
route down, 579 sq.; two main lines
of advance from, 580 sq.; limitations
of produce in, 579 sq., 742; winds
in, 643.
defensive line provided by, 583 sq.;
line of Limes wall along, 584 sq.
589, 1138; line ends at terminal basin,
632 sq., 729; lagoons and marshes
protect Limes, 663 sqq.; S. flows
through lake near 'magazine', 717;
passes through Khara-nōr lake, 719;
used as 'wet border' N. of Limes line,
640, 718, 729.
inundation by, 589, 591, 633 n. 2, 639.
irrigation from, 583, 1092, 1138.
subsoil water from, 551 sq., 639.
terminal marshes of: protect SW.
flank of Limes, 632 sq.; physical
features of adjoining ground, 641 sq.;
terminal river course near, 551 n. 10;
SE. edge of, visited, 654; Limes line
ends at, 632 sq., 729.
volume of water, 583, 606 sq., 639,
712 n. 3; at outflow from Khara-nōr,
719.
fall in levels of river-bed, 583 n. 15.
Su-mo (T'u-fan), Stūpa of, 17.
Su-shih-li-chih, king of Little Po-lü:
marries Tibetan princess, 53; captured
at Kao Hsien-chih, 58.
Subhūti, disciple of Buddha: named in
MS. frs., 1438, 1440 sq.; in paintings,
893, 959, &c., 1408, 1416.
subsoil moisture, damage by, 1276.
subsoil water, see water.
Succin, see Su-chou.
Succuir, i.e. Su-chou, Ramusio on M.
Polo's notice of rhubarb in, 1127 n. 6.
Suciu, Goës's name for Su-chou (q.v.),
1126.
Suddhōdana, King, in paintings, 854 n.
45, 858, 953, 1018 sq., 1031, 1045 sq.
Suess Range, valleys of, 1128.
sugar-cane, in Udyāna, 14.
Sugchu, pres. Su-chou (q.v.), 473.
suget, see willow.
Sügetlik-mazar, 1300.
sui, 'night signal', in Limes docs., 753.
Sui dynasty, see Chinese coins.
sūka, sitting platform, remains of, 206.
Sukhāvatī, see Su-ko-pa-li.
Sukhāvatī, Lake: model in cotton cloth,
496, 543; in paintings, 795, 888 sqq.,
1043, 1065. See also Amitābha, para-
dise paintings of.
Sulaimān, king of Hsi-ning, inscriptions
recording his foundations, &c., 799 sq.
'Sulaimān Khāqān' (?), coins of, 1342,
1350.
sulphur, frs., 1315.
'Sultān Kōpulwall', sacred cave of, 89.
Sultān Shāh, of Badakhshān, invades
'Bolor', 33.
Sūma, see Su-mo.
Sumkāgho (T'ou-p'a), oasis, 1155.
Sun-bird, in paintings, 959, 977, 981,
987, etc.
Sung dynasty: porcelain of, 789, 1106,
1135; porcelaneous stoneware of,
307, 316; stoneware or pottery of,
600, 616, 630, 788 sq., 1106 sq., 1135;
prob. period of restoration of Ch'ien-fo-
tung wall-paintings, 795, 809; occupa-
tion of Sō-yang-ch'êng during, 1103,
1106. See also Chinese coins.
Sung Yün, Chinese Buddhist pilgrim:
journey to and account of Udyāna, 9,
12; on Indus route to Udyāna, 12;
on sacred sites in Udyāna, 13; route
through Shê-mi, 93 sq.; account of
Po-ssŭ, 10; Lake Dufferin (Hauz-i-
Dorāb), mentioned by, ib.; route to and
description of Wakhān, 60 sq.; on
route from Karghalik to Sarikol, 87 n.
10; on Yehta, or Hephthalites, 288;
account of Charchan, 297; on sacred
images at, 297 sq.; route to Charkhlik,
323, 559; notice of Shan-shan, 323;
on air-borne Buddha statue at P'i-mo,
880 n. 19; record of temple banners at
Han-mo, 167, 838 n. 7, 841; proves
conservation of votive offerings, 841;
account of representations of Vessan-
tara legend, 523; on town of Mo, 1255;
location of, ib. See also Karghalik.
śūnyatā, MS. expounding, 1433.
Sūrangama, named in MS. fr., 1443.
Sūrangamasamādhi-sūtra, MS. frs. of:
Skr., 1435, 1437, 1439; Khotanese, 1443.
Survey of India Department, help given
by, viii.
surveying assistants, ix.
surveys, methods and results of topo-
graphical, ix.
Sūryagaribha, see Bodhisattva of the Sun.
Sūśravas, Nāga, see Nāgas.
'Sūtra of the Wise Man and the Fool':
Tibetan MS. fr. of, 1470.
Sūtras, MS. frs. of, 163, 802, 807, 918,
920, 924 sq., 979, 1016, 1020, 1166 sq.,
1175, 1254, 1432–45, 1437–40, 1443,
1445, 1450 sq., 1454 sq., 1456, 1470 sq.
Sulta Nipāta, Skr. MS. fr. of, 1432.
Suvarṇabhāsottama-sūtra, MS. frs. of:
Skr., 1434 sq., 1439; Khotanese, 1445.
Suvarṇabhāsottamasūtrendrarāja, Skr.
MS. fr. of, 1439.
Suvarṇaprabhāsottama-sūtra, Skr. MS.
fr. of, 1456.
Suvāstu, see Swāt river.
Suya, village, 127; abandoned cultivation
near, 130; objects acquired as from
N. of, 132; Chinese coins said to have
been found near, 102, 1342.
Swāt river: Bonpo form of, in Tibetan
docs., 1465. See also designs.
svayambhū images, 1393.
Swāt river (Chinese Su-p'o-tu, Su-p'o-
[p'ou ?], fa-su-tu, Skr., Suvāstu), 2, 15;
anc. names of, 2 n. 2.
Swāt territory: Alexander in, 2 sqq.; early
ethnography of, 4 sq. See also Udyāna.
'swivel', use of, in weaving, 898.
sword, in clay seal, 231; in painted
panel, 1282; in fresco, 1282; in
paintings, 871, 941–1082 passim. See
also Virūpākṣa.
sword-blade, iron two-edged, fr., 645.
sword-point, iron, 759 n. 25, 760.
swords, mentioned in Limes docs., 759.
syllabaries, frs. of: in Cursive Gupta
script, 1438, 1450 sq., 1454 sq.; in
Tib., 1464.
Syria, see Pu-lin.
syrinx, in terra-cotta figurines, 99, 105,
111, 120, 1468 sq.

T. = Tun-huang, q.v.
T-shape, see designs.
Ta. = Tārishlak (q.v.).
Ta-chüe-tu, locality at W. end of Limes,
mentioned in docs., 636, 641, 648, 653,
689, 699, 710, 728; dependent on
Yü-mên command, 689, 691, 746 n. 8;
abbreviated form Chüe-tu, 636 n. 8.
Ta-fang-p'an, mod. name for Limes
magazine T. xviii, 683 n. 28.
Ta-fo-ssŭ, Buddhist temple at Kan-chou,
1132.
Ta-fu, watch-station mentioned in Limes
doc., 691; not located, ib.
Ta-han-chuang, mod. form of post, 1116.
Ta-hsia: Marquart and Franke on their
identity with the Tochari, 287 n. 3.