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603, 606, 633 n. 2, 634, 635, 637 sqq.,
639 n. 17, 640, 643, 656 sq., 683, 692
and n. 14, 708, 720sq., 726 sq., 729 sq.,
734 sq.
population : character of Chinese
population, 579, 586 sq. ; of Tungan
nomads, 590 ; superstitious awe of
graves, 609 ; anthropometric records,
1352 sqq.
religion : Marco Polo on Buddhist
worship of, 797 ; tenacity of Buddhist
traditions at, ib. ; evidence of Ch'ien-
fo-tung MSS., 807 sq., 913 sqq. ; of
paintings, &c., 840 ; links between
Tun-huang and Khotan Buddhism,
815 sq. ; Buddhism during Tibetan
period, 816 sq. ; Buddhist monks of
Irânian origin and Turkish-speaking
Manichaeans at T., 819 ; Buddhist
monks familiar with Khotanese, 915.
routes : to Lop tract : the tāgh-yol
(or mountain route), 549, 618 ; the
chöl-yol ([Lop] desert route), 549 ;
historical accounts, 293, 311, 318,
320, 331, 333 sqq., 340, 417 sqq.,
553 sqq., 560 sqq., 618 ; present
route, 334 n. 4, 340, 407, 549 sqq., 554,
561 sq., 562 sq. ; old routes to the
'Western Countries' in Wei Shu,
417 sqq. ; importance of route down
Su-lo Ho basin, 579 sq. ; lines of ad-
vance into Central Asia, 580 sq. ; route
to Nan-lu, 610 sq. ; route from China
along N. foot of Nan-shan, 723 sq. ;
Tun-huang–Hâmi route, 584 n. 17,
602, 706, 1145 ; supposed routes to
W. of Hâmi route, 584 n. 17 ; mod.
route to An-hsi, 1089. See also 'route
of the centre', 'route of the north',
'route of the south'.
topography, &c. : geographical facts,
579 sq. ; physical conditions, 581 ;
irrigation facilities of the Tang Ho,
581 sq. ; extent of cultivable area,
582 sq. ; protection afforded by water-
less desert N. of Su-lo Ho, 584 sq. ; by
impassable high sands on S., 610 ;
reclamation of deserted fields, 587.
See also Ch'ien-fo-tung, Limes,
watch-towers.
Tun-huang Lü, treatise of late T'ang
period, on mirabilia of Tun-huang,
917 sq. ; on Shou-ch'ang hsien, 620 ;
on Yü-mên and T'ang barriers, 623 sq.,
734 ; on 'great magazine' (Ho-ts'ang),
716 ; on 'Great Wall', 734 ; legend of
'Erh-shih spring' in, 1089 ; on Huang-
ts'ao Lake, 1090.
Tun-tê : Wang Mang's name for Tun-
huang, 746, 746 n. 11 ; in Limes doc.,
ib.
Tung-pa-ts'ü, stream of, 1089 n. 2, 1090 n. 6.
T'ung pao yin-hsün, 'seal of the Tung
frontier-district', inscription on clay
sealing, 697, 697 n. 2.
T'ung Tien, etymology of name T'ang
kuan in, 624.

Tungans, Muhammadan Chinese : rebel-
lion of, destruction wrought by, in
Tun-huang district, 579, 580, 582,
587 sq., 606 ; at Nan-lu, 614 ; at
Shui-i, 626 ; in Kua-chou oasis, 1091 ;
in Ch'iao-tzŭ, 1100 ; near Chin-fa,
1136 ; at Wan-shan-tzŭ, 1139 ; attacks
by, on Hâmi, 1155 ; damage by, at
Ch'ien-fo-tung, 796 ; T. nomad guide
supplies information about 'old Han
road', 590 sq. ; colonies of, in Kara-
shahr, 1179. See also abandonment of
settlements.
Tur-agil, side-valley, 88.
turban : in fresco fr., 545 sq. ; on pot-
tery, 115 ; in seal impression, 260 ; in
1002 relievo, 1602.
Turdi, old Khotan guide, 130, 134, 1241.
Turfân (Chü-shih, Ku-shih, Kao-ch'ang) :
Li Tao-yüan on, 326 ; in Former
Han Annals, 333 ; in Later Han
Annals, 329, 337 n. 14, 1149 ; in Ssŭ-
ma Ch'ien's history, 338, 340 ; Kao-
ch'ang, in Lou-lan doc., 412 n. 20 ;
identity of Chü-shih and Ku-shih, 336 ;
called An-hsi, 1091 n. 9 ; Pan Yung's
operations at, 332 sq., 417 ; Chinese
attack on, 340 ; Ch'ên Chi's opera-
tions against, 1237.
routes to, in Former Han Annals, 334,
337 ; mod. direct route to Guchen,
706 n. 6 ; routes from Shona-nor, now
impracticable, 707 ; route from Hâmi,
1154 n. 7 ; to Kara-shahr, in T'ang
Annals, 1177 ; to Lop region, ib. ; from
Yü-mên, see s.v.
Turkish-speaking Manichaeans at,
819, 922.
Turfân basin : surveys of, in 1907 and
1914-15, 1159 ; W.-E. prevailing
direction of winds in, 1161 ; change in
irrigation methods in, 1160 ; evidence
of desiccation in, ib. ; population and
water-supply of, 1160 ; anthropometric
records, 1352 sqq. ; use of vaulting in,
due to scarcity of timber, 1161.
sites of : their importance, 1159 ;
visits to, 1167.
Turk-khô, valley, 43.
Turkestân : architectural ornament and
ornamental wood-carving in, 49 ; in-
fluence of art of, on Ch'ien-fo-tung
paintings, &c., 839.
Turki language, of Kighiz, 335 n. 9.
Turki Muhammadans in Kara-shahr,
1179.
Turkish language, reference to, in Uigur
MSS., 6, 925.
Turkish MSS. : (Mirân) 461, 471 sqq.,
484 ; (Ch'ien-fo-tung) 818 sq., 828 sq.,
921 sqq., 924 sq. ; ('Ming-oi') 1218,
1221 ; Manichaean script, 819, 922,
925 ; prob. Manichaean origin of
divination book in 'Runic' script, 921 ;
'Runic' script, 461, 471 sqq., 484,
819, 921 sq., 923 sqq., 1198(?), 1221 (?);
Uigur script, 818, 828 sq., 923, 925 ;

1573

quality of paper used, (Ch'ien-fo-tung)
818, 921, 924 sq.
'Turkish' race, description of type, 1361.
Turkish-speaking tribe at N. foot of Nan-
shan, 1129.
turned woodwork : (Khâdalik) 186 sq.,
194, 196 ; (Niya) 221, 226, 252 ;
(Lou-lan) 378, 396, 441, 443 ; (Limes)
779 ; ('Ming-oi') 1201, 1222 ; (Khôra)
1228 sq. ; (Farkhâl-Beg-yailak) 1260.
turquoise : mentioned in Tibetan docs.,
1465 ; fr. from Nan-lu, 630. See
also beads, discs, matrix.
Tursak, Gumbatai ruins near, identified,
13, 16.
Tursun Bai, Charkhlik land-holder, 312
n. 1.
Tushkan-daryâ : 'river of Hu-lu' of
T'ang Annals, 1299 ; volume of water
in, ib. ; called Tushkhan-daryâ in
maps, &c., 1299 n. 18.
twig pattern, see designs.
twigs, frs. amongst finds, 191, 767, 790.
See also brushwood.
'twill weave', technique of, 897 ; varia-
tions of pattern in, 898.
Tzŭ-chih-T'ung-chien : on Emperor Hsüan-
tsung, 20 ; on Jagu of Tokhâristân, 30.
Tz'ü-chou stoneware, 1106 sq., 1135.
Tzŭ-ho, territory, in T'ang and Han
Annals, 85 sq. ; producing jade, 90.
See also Chü-chü-po, Hsi-yeh.

U.M. = Uïghi-mazâr, q.v.
Uch, locality, 4.
Uch-Turfân : 'kingdom' of Wên-su in
Ch'ien Han shu, 1297 ; population of,
1300 ; relation under Ch'ien-lung, ib.
Uch-Turfân, town of : Wên-su of Han
Annals and Wei Shu, 1300 ; Tü-shih
ch'êng, Wên-su, and Yü-chu, of T'ang
Annals, 1299 sq. ; a natural stronghold,
1300.
routes and distances : distance from
Ak-su, 1297 ; T'ang itinerary from
Ak-su, 1299 ; distance to Akche (Wei-
lou), 1301 ; route to Kelpin, 1302, 1304.
Uchust, village, remains at, 36.
Udabhânda, see Und.
Udanavarga, Skr. MS. fr. of, 1454.
Udayana, King of Kauśâmbî, 880 n. 19.
Udyâna (Wu-chang-na, Wu-ch'ang, Wu-
ch'an) : Skr. name of Swât territory, 2 ;
recte Uddiyâna, xxii ; Indo-Scythian
rule in, 5 ; Buddhist monasteries in, 8 ;
Fa-hsien on, 5 sqq., 8 sqq. ; Hsüan-
tsang on, 6 sqq., 8, 14 sqq., 20 ; Sung
Yün in, 9 sqq. ; his account of Wu-
ch'ang, 12 ; Hui-shêng in, 9 sqq. ;
Chinese records of T'ang times, 14 sqq. ;
Wu-lung in, 17 sqq., 19 sq. ; Wu-Rü
or Wu-ch'ang of T'ang Annals, 20 ;
general description of, ib. ; relations
with Gandhâra, ib. ; people of, 14,
20.
Uigur : script, evolved from Sogdian
script, 675.