Ladak-Lhassa track, 305, 308, 313, 349, 355
Ladjekut Peak, 58
Lahmari, 61
Lama Chokden, 158, 175
Lamas, 242, 245-256, 334-337, 364, 368, 370, 377, 393, 406,
408, 418, 473, 479, 485
Celibacy of, 253, 333
Fasting of, 252
Hermit, 214
Hypocrisy of, 387
Infallibility of, 252
Musicians, 400
Sculptors, 253, 282
Support of, 250
Temporary freedom with women, 256
Unpopularity of, 302
Landor, A. H. Savage. _See_ Savage Landor
Langa River, 235
Lapsang, 441, 442, 444, 452
Larkin J., 6, 66, 460, 462, 464, 466, 468, 471, 476, 477
Letters from, 499
Leather-work, 276
Lha Kang, or temple, 245
Lippu Pass, 35, 53, 63, 90, 438, 454, 462, 464
Loads, 4
Loudon Gourkha Fort, 11
Luminosity of water, 208
Lumpiya Glacier, 150
Lumpiya Pass, 81, 90, 150, 438, 441, 442, 444, 472, 475, 477,
486, 487, 488, 492
Luway Pass, 157
_MAGBUN_ (General-in-Chief), 164, 378
Mahommedan shops, 15
Maium Pass, 304, 305, 306, 472, 477
Malpa River, 61
Mangshan, 81, 90
Mangshan Glacier, 138-140
Mangshan Mountain, 491
Mangshan River, 135, 141
Mani wall, 313, 340
Mansarowar Lake, 218, 233, 234, 242, 243, 435, 472, 474, 477,
484, 485, 486, 489
Legend about creation of, 243
and Rakstal Lakes, level of, 217
Ridge dividing, 218, 232
Mansing, the coolie, 126, 352, 362, 390, 406, 407, 409, 470, 472,
474, 477, 478, 482
Deposition of, 486
Marksmanship, 302, 417
Marriageable age, 333
Marriage ceremonies, 327-328
Punishments for adultery, 333
Restrictions on, 328
System, 328
Marshy land, 343, 344, 348
Martini-Henry rifle, 415, 483, 490
Masses kept in ignorance, 252
Matchlocks, 293, 302, 378
Medallions containing ashes of the dead, 268
Medicine-man, 265
Medicines, 6
Melancholia, 263
Metal-work, 277
Methodist Episcopal, Mission, 33
_Middù_, 274
Mirage, 314
Money, 240
Money-lending, 250
Monkeys, 32, 53
Mortification, 416
Mosquitoes, 341
Mud-holes, 344
Musicians, 432
NABI, 77
Nabi Shankom, 76
Naini Tal, 2, 4, 6, 469
Namjun Peak, 62
Nari-Khorsum, 306
Neganza or Nejangar Mountain, 58
Nepal, 76, 458
Nerba, 346, 393, 404, 452, 474, 475, 480, 481, 484, 488, 489, 493
Nerpani track, 57-62, 458
Nimo Nangil, 194
Northern range parallel to Himahlyas, 308, 314, 340, 342
Nunneries, 255
OBOS, 5, 306
Occult arts, 253, 414, 422
Offerings, 246
Officers, 287
Officials, 445
"_Ohe!_" (Tibetan exclamation), 386
"_Omne mani padme hun_," 216, 253, 254
Optical phenomenon, 209
PACKING cases, 4
Pack-saddles, 223, 279, 283
Panku-Gomba, 270
Paralysis, 263
Passes into Tibet, 154, 155
Photographs
by J. Larkin, 500
of wounds, &c., 454
by Dr. Wilson, 491, 498
Photography, 466, 469
Pigtails, 276
Piles of stones, 129
Pithoragarh, 11
Plague, 2
Plateau, a high, 150, 156
Plateau, 194
Plenki, 300, 301, 388, 422
Poison, 421
Polyandry, 327-333
_Pombo_, the, 370, 418, 474, 479, 480, 481, 482, 483
Contortions of, 419
Tent of, 368, 397
Pottery, 241
Poverty of the masses, 250
Prayer, a, 381
Prayer-wheels, 255
Provisions, 5, 122
_Puku_, 225, 229, 315
Pungo, 43
RACK, 408, 474, 483, 493
Rakastal, or Rakstal, Lake, 211, 218, 233
_Raksang_, 318, 384
_Rambang_, 62, 92-97
Rankuti River, 33
Raots or Rajis, 17-26, 469
Features of, 23
Food of, 22
Habitations of, 22
Marriages of, 25
Release, 453
Relegar River, 33
Reports (Official), 487
Rheumatism, 258
Rhubarb, 213
Rifles, 5
Rites, religious, 247
Ronkan, 77
Rosary, 255
Royal Geographical Society, 2
_Rupun_, 377, 380, 383, 388
Russian Embassy in London, 1
Government, 1
SACRED dances, 253
Sacrifices, 305, 328
Saddles, 279
Salutations, 287
Samarakand, 1
Sandhills and mounds, 391
Savage Landor, A. H., 475, 477, 484, 486, 487, 488, 489, 491, 492, 493,
494, 495, 496, 499
Sensitiveness to physical pain, 259
_Serai_, 435
Servants, 7
Shadgora, 12
Shakta, 33
Shankula, 53
River, 54
Sheep loads, 31, 344
Sheldon, Miss, 32, 48
Certificate of, 496
Shokas, 43, 68, 188, 190, 450, 451, 452, 457, 460, 462, 464, 466
Cremation, 99
Dancing, 104-106
Death, 98
Diseases, 48
Dwellings, 73, 76
Funerals, 98-110
Hospitality, 72-75
Ladders, 119
Marriages, 95
Notions of earthquakes, 87
Pathetic custom of the, 118
Punishments, 96
Sacrifices, 106
Salutations, 45, 111, 112
Songs and music, 93
Summer residences, 30
Tailor, 88
Traders, 450, 472
Water mills, 33
Winter dwellings, 30, 33
Shosha, 46
Sibling Monastery, 448
Singing, 305, 430
Sirka, 48
Siva, the god, 243
Slings, 272
Snapshot, 462
Snow and ice bridges, 78, 85
Snow-line, 134
Snowstorm, 491
Soldiers, 163, 167, 174, 201, 284, 295, 298, 302, 338, 362, 370, 377,
381, 386, 424, 445, 471, 483, 491
Allowance of, 302
Spectre, 143
Speech, difficulty of, 263
Spies, 90, 157
Spiked saddle, 390, 473, 480, 486, 487, 493
Spirits of the mountains, 28-30
Sports, 417
Stars, brilliancy of, 209
Starvation, effects of, 353
Storms, 154, 184, 201, 234, 235, 271, 290
Stretching-log, 398, 408
Sturt, Mr. (ex-Deputy Commissioner at Almora), 66
Suffocating a goat, 431
Suicide, 263
Suna, 438, 453
Deposition of, 459
Superstitions, 161, 202, 229, 231, 248, 259, 364, 412
Surgery, 260
Swords, 277, 278
Two-handed sword of executioner, 403
Sword exercise previous to decapitation, 404, 405, 474, 482, 493
TAKLAKOT, 448, 451, 458, 472, 484, 485, 486, 487, 488, 489, 492
_Taram_ (implement for hot iron torture), 400, 474, 482, 486
Tarbar, 263, 345, 347
_Tatta_, the, 27
_Tckukti_, 324
_Tchu-pun_, 378
Teeth, 258
Tents, 5, 55, 63, 88
Terror Camp, 202
Tethering of ponies, 279
_Thar_, 84, 213
Tibet, 41
Boundary of, 462, 468
Tibetan claims and abuses, 41, 42
Clothes, 225
Craving for alcohol, 170
Cruelty to British subjects, 64
Diet, 318, 384
Encampment, 31, 32
Guard, 113, 137, 154, 158, 160, 166 (see also "Soldiers")
Habitations, exterior and interior, 239, 268
Insults, 91, 452, 468
Tibetans on British soil, 466, 469
Practice of leaving one arm bare explained, 226
Threats, 69, 305
Trade with, 35
Tinker, 457
Tinker Pass, 106, 458
Tinker River, 458
Titela Daramsalla, 47
Tokchim Tarjum, 257, 393, 432, 452, 480, 484, 488
Tongzu Pangti, 84
Torture Implements, 399
Toxem, 473, 474, 478, 485, 486
Track on British soil, 116
Transmigration of evil spirits, 259
Treachery, 360, 473, 480
Treatment of umbilical cord, 263
Tucker, 233, 435, 472, 477
Lamasery, 245
_Tung-pun_, 378
Turchini, Dr. (director of Royal Hospital, S.M. Nuova, Florence),
certificate of, 496, 497
UMBRELLA, importance of, 168
Under-Secretary to Government of N.W. Provinces and Oudh, 476
Urghin, 247
VENTRILOQUISM, 429
Vessels and instruments of human bone, 256, 337
Vision, 422, 435
WARNER, Sir W. Lee (Letter from), 471
Waterfall, 61, 62
Weaving loom, 44
Webbed fingers, 248, 422
White stones, 305
Widow's trouble, a, 330
Wilson, Dr. H., 33, 64, 76, 120, 138, 438, 450, 452, 454, 464, 468, 475,
484, 485, 486, 488, 489, 491
Certificate of A. H. Savage Landor's wounds and injuries, 494, 495
Certificate of Chanden Sing's injuries, 495
Deposition of, 486
Letter from, 491
Photographs by, 491
Statements by, 491, 492
Wind, 150, 187, 201, 235, 280, 309, 464
Wire-making, 278
Witnesses, 466
Woman from Lhassa, 326
Women, 218, 229, 321-326, 424
Attire of, 324
Scarcity of, 263
Strength of, 322
Woven patterns, 44
YAKS, 163, 222, 310, 349, 472
Yellow flowers, 213
Yutzang province, 306, 429
ZEHERAM, 73, 111
Zeyan Yangti, 458
Zirri River, 458
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INDEX OF AUTHORS
About 26 Dowson 27
Alexander 27 Dubois 11
Allen 11 Dudeney 30
Allen 30 Du Toit 11
Anstey 15 Eeden 31
Arbuthnot 20 Ellwanger 16
Aston 19 Ely 14
Atherton 28 Evans 5, 21
Baddeley 9, 18 Farrar 15
Balestier 23, 26, 28 Ferruggia 29
Barnett 22 Fitch 20
Barrett 28 Fitzmaurice-Kelly 19
Battershall 25 Fitz Patrick 26
Behrs 8 Fleming 26
Bellamy 22 Flammarion 21
Bendall 18 Forbes 16
Benedetti 10 Fothergill 28
Benham 22 Franzos 29
Benson 13 Frederic 9, 23, 27
Beothy 19 Furtwängler 5
Beringer 30 Garmo 20
Björnson 29, 31 Garner 21
Blunt 18 Garnett 19
Bowen 20 Gaulot 8
Boyesen 13 Golm 29
Brailsford 22 Gontcharoff 29
Brandes 13, 19 Gore 21
Briscoe 28 Gounod 7
Brooke 24 Gosse 8, 13, 17
Brown 10 18, 19, 26
Brown & Griffiths 21 Grand 25
Buchanan 14, 17 Granville 26
28, 32 Gray (Maxwell) 25
Burgess 9 Gras 26
Byron 3 Greard 4
Cahan 30 Griffiths 21
Caine (Hall) 10, 24, 27 Guerber 20
Caine (R.) 18 Guyau 15
Calvert 11 Hafiz 18
Cambridge 27 Hall 20
Capes 22 Hamilton 23, 30
Carr 24 Hammar 5
Chester 16 Hanus 20
Chevrillon 11 Harland 28
Clarke 32 Harris 24
Coleridge 6, 13 Hauptmann 17
Colmore 28, 30 Heaton 5
Colomb 16 Heine 8, 14
Compayré 20 Henderson 32
Compton 30 Henley 17
Conrad 22 Herford 19
Cooper 26 Hertwig 21
Coppée 28 Heussey 7
Couperus 29 Hichens 22, 30
Crackanthorpe 24, 28 Hinsdale 20
Crackanthorpe Hirsch 15
(Mrs.) 30 Holdsworth 23, 30
Crane 18, 22, 30, 32 Howard 26
D'Annunzio 22 Hughes 20
Davidson 20 Hungerford 27
Davis 11, 22 Hyne 25
Dawson (C. A.) 18 Ibsen 17, 18
Dawson (A. J.) 22 Ingersoll 12
De Broglie 10 Irving (H. B.) 6
De Goncourt 7 Irving (Sir H.) 18
De Joinville 8 Jacobsen 29
De Leval 21 Jæger 7
De Quincey 6, 13 James (Henry) 24
Dibbs 26 James (Lionel) 11
Dixon 25 Keary (E. M.) 5
Dowden 19 Keary (C. F.) 23
Keeling 27 Rees 26
Kennedy 28 Rembrandt 5
Kimball 21 Renan 7, 15
Kipling 26 Ricci 4
Knight 16 Richter 15
Kraszewski 29 Riddell 28
Kroeker 18 Rives 28
Landor 12 Roberts (A. von) 29
Lawson 5 Roberts (C. G. D.) 12
Le Caron 7 Robins 7
Lee (Vernon) 26 Robinson 23
Leland 7 Saintsbury 13
Le Querdec 9 Salaman (J. S.) 21
Leroy-Bealieu 9 Salaman (M. C.) 16
Lie 29 Sarcey 7
Linton 23 Schulz 11
Locke 26, 30 Scidmore 12
Lowe 7, 16 Scudamore 16
Lowry 28 Sedgwick 22
Lutzow (Count) 19 Serao 29
Lynch 27 Sergeant 24, 27
Maartens 28 Somerset 11
Macdonell 19 Southey 6
McFall 11 Steel 25
Mackenzie 10 Stephen 21
Macnab 25 Steuart 22
Maeterlinck 17 Stevenson 17, 24, 25
Mailing 22 Sutcliffe 22
Malot 27 Tadema 30
Marey 21 Tallentyre 16
Marsh 30 Tasma 27
Masson 8 Thompson 12
Maude 16 Thomson 11
Maupassant 29 Thomson (Basil) 26
Maurice 16 Thurston 21
Merriman 16 Tirebuck 23
Michel 5 Tolstoy 15, 17, 29
Mitford 28 Tree 18
Monk 30 Turgenev 31
Moore 27 Tyler 19
Mûller 10 Underhill 16
Murray (D. C.) 16 Upward 30
Murray (G.) 19 Valera 2
Napoleon 6 Vandam 9
Nicholson 4 Vazoff 29
Nordau 15, 23 Verrall 19
Norris 25 Vincent 12
Nugent 6 Voynich 22
Ogilvie 17 Vuillier 4
Oliphant 16 Wagner 16
Osbourne 25 Waliszewski 6, 8
Ouida 27 Walker 9
Paget 6 Ward 28
Palacio-Valdés 29 Warden 32
Pasolini 7 Waugh 8
Patmore 18 Weitemeyer 10
Pearce 22, 26 Wells 23, 32
Pendered 23 West 20
Pennell 9 Whibley 7, 8, 18
Perry 9 Whistler 14
Phelps 28 White 23
Philips 32 Whitman 10
Pinero 15, 17 Wilken 9
Praed 22 Williams (G.) 10
Pressensé 6 Williams (E. E.) 14
Pritchard 24 Williams 5
Pugh 26, 30 Wood 27
Quine 22 Wyckoff 12
Raimond 26, 30 Zangwill 16, 25, 26
Rawnsley 12 Zola 26, 27
Raynor 15 Z. Z. 23
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