INDEX OF SUBJECTS.

Aali, see [Hakim Khan].
Ababakar, 34–[36].
Abderrahman Aftobatcha, [18], [209-210], [211].
Abderrahman Khoja (King of Yarkand), [102].
Abdul Aziz, [170], [196].
Abdul Melik, [248].
Abdullah (Yusuf's son), [46], [47].
Abdullah Pansad, [102], [104], [107], [114-116], [117], [137], [158], [171].
Abdullah Zizad, [23].
Ablai (Kirghiz chief), [50].
Acbash, [44].
Ægis of British protection, [204].
Afak, [44].
Afghan Ameer sends embassy to Pekin, [51].
Afghanistan, [8], [49].
Afghan settlers, [16], passim.
Afridun Wang, [98-99].
Agha Bula, [265].
Ahmad, [35], [46].
Ak Musjid, siege of, [79-81].
Ak Robat, [228].
Aksai Plateau, [3].
Aksakal, [57-58], [64], [69], passim.
Aksakals (risings under), [66], passim.
Aksu, [2], [3], [37], [46], [66], [272], [273].
coal at, [163].
description of, [7].
siege of, [127], [273].
Aktaghluc, [37], [44-46], [47], [49].
description of, [52-53].
Alaja "the slayer," [35]; see [Ahmad].
Alim, [146].
Alim Kuli, [83-85], [86], [87], passim.
Alish Beg, [172], [231].
Almatie, see [Vernoe].
Alty Shahr, [8], [16], [44], passim.
Amban, [54], [63], passim.
of Yarkand, or Khan Amban, [54].
Ameer, or Emir, [196], [220], passim.
Ameers of Central Asia, [39].
Amoor, [25], [42].
Amursana, [45-48], [49], [252].
Andijani, [4], [12], [158], [160].
Andijani Serai, [153].
Appak Khoja, [252].
Arabdan Khan, [45].
Arabs, [23].
Arpa Tai, battle of, [270].
Artosh, [12], [22], [181].
Aryan family, [14], [17].
Athalik Ghazi, [1], [118], [186], passim.
Azmill Khoja, [31].
Babur, [36].
Badakshan, [8], [33], [36], [48], [49], [106], [107], [118].
Badakshi settlers, [16].
Badaulet, [200], [248].
Bahanuddin (son of Sarimsak), [64].
Bai, [272].
Barhanuddin, [46], [47], [48], [49].
Baroghil, [8], [29].
Bartchuk, [3]; see also [Maralbashi].
Bayen Hu, [253], [266], [267], [271].
Bazandai, [125].
Bedal Pass, [273].
Beg, [220-221].
Beg Bacha, see [Kuli Beg].
Bellew, Dr., [22], [171], [222].
Benefits conferred by China on Kashgar, [58], passim.
Berdan rifles, [246].
Bhots, [9].
Biddulph, Capt., [222].
Birlas, [32].
Birma, [42].
Black Sea, [14].
Bokhara, [18], [23], [25], [30], [69], [83], [178], [209], passim.
Russian treaty with, [179].
sack of, [30].
Bolor, [37], [65].
Bostang Lake, [266].
Buddhism, [25], passim.
Buddhists, [16], [31], passim.
Bugur, fight at, [269].
Burac, [30].
Buzurg Khan, [2], [71], [87], [91], [103], [107], [108], [110].
intrigues against Yakoob Beg, [111], [117].
deposed by Yakoob Beg, [117].
Cabul, [28], [211].
Calmucks, [19], [44], passim.
Calmuck settlements, [19], [44].
Canals, [59].
Candahar, [28].
Caravanbashi, [204].
Carts used in Kashgar, [227-228].
Cashmere, [1], [37], [60].
Caspian, [14].
Cay Yoli, [67].
Chaghtai Khan, [29].
Cha-hi-telkh, [267].
Champion Father, [118].
Chang Lung, [67].
Chang Tay, [112].
Chang Yao, [237], [246], [247], [263], [272].
Chapman, Capt., [222].
Charjui, [179].
Chightam, [10], [134], passim.
China, [41-43], passim.
Chinaz, [85].
Chinese and Khokand, [49].
Chinese army, character of, [275].
Chinese at Lhasa, [234].
Chinese Empire in Central Asia, [22], [39], [43].
Chinese, first reverse of, [65].
Chinese in Kashgar, [49], [54-75].
Chinese merchants, [5].
Chinese moderation, [249], [270].
Chinese north of Tian Shan, [236].
Chinese overthrow Tungani, [236-237], [238].
Chinese pay Khokand annual sum, [64].
Chinese principle in ruling Kashgar, [156].
Chinese reconquer Kashgar, [258-276].
Chinese revindicating army, strength of, [246].
Chinese rule, benefits and disadvantages of, [74-75].
Chinese, strategical advantages of, [66].
Chinese Turkestan, see Eastern Turkestan.
Chitral, [29].
Christians, [25].
Chuguchak, [10], passim.
Chuntche, [42].
Coal mines, [60].
Cochin China, [42].
Comparison between rule of Chinese and Yakoob Beg, [168-169], [255-257].
Constantinople, [196], passim.
Corbashi, [149].
Corps of artillerymen, [142].
Crusade, propagandist, against Khitay, [47].
Czar, the, [185].
Dadkwah, passim, functions of, [144-145].
Danyal, [44], [45].
Darius, [36].
Darwas, [72].
Dastarkhwan, [225].
Dava Khan, [30].
Davatsi, [45-46].
Delhi, [28].
Destruction caused by Genghis Khan, [28].
Devanchi, [244], [247].
Devan defile, [244], passim.
Difference between Eastern and Western Turkestan, [15].
Dihbid, [76].
Disunion in Central Asia, [120-121], [210-211].
in China, [92].
in Kashgar, [259-263].
Djinghite, see [Jigit].
Dolans, [9], [143].
Dungani, see [Tungani].
Dungans, see [Tungani].
Durani, [51].
Dylon Yulduc, [26].
Eastern Turkestan, [1], [15], [17], [38-42], [59], passim.
Edinburgh, Duke of, [205].
Effects of Khoja risings on China's prestige, [70].
Effects of past misrule in Kashgar, [39].
Elchi Khana, [228].
Eleuthian, or Eleuth princes, [42], [46].
Emir, or Ameer, [198], [220], passim.
England's policy towards China, [257];see [chapter 14] also.
towards Kashgar, [212-235].
trade with Kashgar, [153], [202].
trans-Himalayan policy, [204]; see [chapter 14] also.
English mission guests of Yakoob Beg, [232].
Eshan Khan, [71].
Ferghana, [25], [32], [181], [187], [210].
First outbreak against China in Eastern Turkestan, [64].
Forsyth, Sir T. D., [6], [22], [194], [196], [204], [216], [218-219], [233], [234].
Forsyth's report, [221], [233].
interview with Yakoob Beg, [228-230].
second mission to Kashgar, [221-232].
Galdan, [44], [45].
"Garden of Asia," [2], [59].
Genghis Khan, [25-20], [220], passim.
code of, [20].
Ghizni, [28].
Gibbon, [220].
Glacier, see [Muzart Pass].
Gobi, [1], [2], [19], [156], [246], passim.
Goes Benedict, [37].
Goitre, [12], passim.
Gordon, Col., [92], [222].
Gorkhan, [25].
Granville-Gortschakoff negotiations, [207].
Great road from Kashgar to Hamil and Kansuh, [12].
Great Yuldus, [273].
Gregorieff, Professor, [138].
Grim Pass, [223-224].
Guchen, [10], [246].
Gulbagh, [55], [66].
Guoharbrum, [11].
Hacc Kuli Beg (Khokandian general), [69].
Hacc Kuli Beg (Yakoob Beg's son), [79], [133], [244], [252-253], [260].
Hadayatulla, [37], [38].
Hadji Torah, [140], [141], [169-171], [196], [220], [221], [223], [232], [233], [248].
Haft Khojagan, [71].
Hai Yen, [239].
Hakim Beg, [55].
Hakim Khan, [250-253], [259-261].
Hamil, [10], [59], [130], [246], [247].
Han Hing Nung, [240].
Hastings, Warren, [213].
Hayward, Mr., [216].
Hazrat Afak, [37], [38], [74].
Heh Tsun, [240].
Henderson, Dr., [218], [219].
Her Majesty, autograph letter of, [230].
"High Tartary," [212].
Himalaya, [213].
Himalayan passes, [213].
Hindoo Koosh, [14], [17], [28].
Hodjent, [37], [44], [84], [208], [209], passim.
Hordes, Kirghiz, [50].
Hoser, [272].
Houchow, [95].
Houtan, [7].
Husen, [32].
Hwang Tsang, [4].
Hydar Kuli, Hudaychi, [84].
Hydar, [35].
Ihrar Khan Torah, [172], [218], [219], [228].
Ilchi, [7].
Ili, [1], [2], [7], [22], [25], [44], [45], [48], [176]; see [chapter 14], passim.
Ili, Viceroy of, [56], passim.
Irjar, [85].
Isa Dadkwah, [65-66].
Ishac Wang, [68].
Islamism, [20].
Ismail Shah, [72].
Issik Kul, [17], [33], [174].
Jade, [60], [163-164], passim.
Jallab, [6].
Jattah Ulus, or Jattahs, [29], [33], [35].
Jehangir (Ababakar's son), [36].
Jehangir (Sarimsak's son), [64], [65-68].
Jehangir (Timour's son), [34].
Jigit, [143], passim.
Jungaria, [1], [2], [15], [17], [25], [33], [34], [47], [134], [175], [236], passim.
Kabil Shah, [32].
Kafiristan, [37].
Kafirs, [37].
Kaidu River, [30], [266].
Khalkhalu, [24].
Kamaruddin, [33].
Kamensky, Mr., [248], [264], [265].
Kamschatka, [41].
Kanaát Shah, [82-83].
Kanghi, [42].
Kansuh, [20], [24], [43], [92], passim.
Kara Khitay, [24], [25].
Kara Kirghiz, [17].
Karakoram, [2], [37], [48], [213].
Karakoram (city), [29].
Karanghotagh, [36].
Karashar, [2], [9], [20], [130], [247], [266].
Karataghluc, [37], [44], [46], [49].
description of, [52-53].
Karatakka mountains, [68].
Karategin, [68], [77].
Karghalik, [225].
Karshi, [179].
Kashgar River, see [Kizil Su].
Kashgari resigned to Chinese conquest, [52].
Kashgar, [12], [25], [35], [45], [178], passim.
history of, [22-40].
Kashgaria, [1], [2], [13], passim.
Kashgarian valley, description of, [10].
Kashgarian scenery, [11].
Kashgari not fanatics, [140].
dress of, [140].
"Kashmir and Kashgar," [223].
Katti Torah, Khoja, [71].
Kaufmann, General, [185], [195], [197], [206], [207], [209], [250].
Kaulbars, Baron, [192-195], [197].
Kaulbars Treaty, [219].
Kazalinsk, [79].
Kazan Ameer, [31], [32].
Kazi, [145], [146].
Kazi Rais, [6], [146].
Keen-Lung, [43-45], [63], [93], [156], passim.
Kermina, [179].
Khalkas, [19].
Khan, [220-221].
Khan Amban, see [Amban of Yarkand].
Khan Khoja, [38], [48].
Khans of Central Asia, [39].
Khaton, [23].
Khitay, [5], [21], [46], [93], [143], [240], passim.
Khitay merchants, [58].
Khiva, [25], [27], [178], [181], [197], [206].
Khivan desert, [32].
Khize Khoja, [33].
Kho Dalay, [111].
Khoja Ahmad, [44].
Khoja family, [37], [48], [64].
Khoja invasion, [73].
Khoja Ishac, [52].
Khoja Kalan, [52].
Khoja Kalar, [37].
Khoja Kings, [31].
Khoja Kulan, [102].
Khoja Padshah, see [Abdullah].
Khojam Beg, [45].
Khokand, [3], [17], [36], [48], [49], [187], passim.
Khokand pays tribute to China, [50], [63-64].
Khokand, rising in, [209-210].
Khokandian intrigues, [57].
Khokandian tax-gatherers, [97].
Khoten, [17], [24], [25], [50], [118], [121-123], [224-225].
description of, [6].
rising at, [262].
Khoten gold mines, [163].
Khoten jade, [163], passim.
Khudadar, [34].
Khudayar Khan, [71], [81-86], [120], [187-189], [208-209], passim.
Khwaresm, see Khiva.
Kiachta, [48].
Kichik Khan, [72].
Kin Shun, [136], [263], [266-272].
Kipchak, [14], [25], passim.
description of, [18].
Kirghiz, [14], [16], [17], [104], [143], [184], [209], passim.
description of, [17].
nomads submit to China, [50].
Kish, [32].
Kizil Su, [3].
Kizil Yart, [17], passim.
Kludof, [182-185].
Kohistan, [2].
Kok Robat, battle of, [72], [228].
Kolpakovsky, General, [182], [184], [281].
Kooda Kuli Beg, [79], [130].
Koosh Bege, [79], passim.
Korla, description of, [9], [245], [248], [267], [268], passim.
Koshluk, [25].
Kouralia, see [Korla].
Kouroungli, see [Korla].
Kucha, [2], [8], [127-130], [268], [269], [270], passim.
battle at, [270-271].
description of, [9].
Kucha coal mines, [163].
Kucha Khojas, [127], passim.
Kuen Lun, [7].
Kuhna Turfan, [7]; see [Turfan].
Kuhwei, [265], [266].
Kuldja, [2], [94].
Kuldja question, [265].
Kuli Beg, [79], [133], [137], [141], [171], [250], [251], [252-253], [260-263], [274], [276].
Kumush, [265].
Kunar, [29].
Kurama, [76], [82], passim.
Kuropatkine, Capt., [204], [244-245].
Kurtka Fort, [65].
Kutaiba, [24].
Ladakh, [213].
Lahore, [31].
"Lahore to Yarkand," [219].
Lake Lob, [134], [245].
Lanchefoo, [45], [59], [246], passim.
Laws in Kashgar, [145-146].
Leaoutung, [41].
Lêh, [153].
Lhasa, [60].
Little Bokhara, [1], [213].
Liu Kin Tang, see [Kin Shun].
Lob Nor, see [Lake Lob].
Mah Dalay, [100].
Mahomedanism in Kashgar, [24].
Mahomedanism, passim.
Mahomed Ali Khan (ruler of Khokand), [37], [66], [68], passim.
Mahomed Arif, [77].
Mahomed Beg of Artosh, [172].
Mahomed Khan, [170].
Mahomed Khoja, [171]; see also [Sheikh-ul-Islam].
Mahomed Kuli, [102].
Mahomed Latif, see [Pur Mahomed].
Mahomed Nazzar. [214], [215].
Mahomed Seyyid Wang, of Kashgar, [66].
Mahomed Yunus Jan, [140], [171-172], [215], [226], [227], [261].
Makhram, battle of, [210].
Manas, [133], [236], [263].
siege of, [239-240].
Manchuria, [19].
Manning, Thomas, [213], [294].
Mansur, [35].
Mantchoo, [41], [42].
Maralbashi, [8], [31], [66], [110], [121]; see also [Bartchuk].
Marco Polo, [14], [30].
Maulana Khoja Kasani, [52].
Ma-yeo-pu, [270].
Mecca, [37].
Merv, [179].
Meshed, [179].
Michell, Messrs, opinion on Kashgar, [213].
Military settlers, [50].
Mines in Kashgar, [8].
Ming dynasty, [41].
Mingyol, battle at, [69].
Mir, [82].
Mirza, [204].
Mirza Jan Effendi, [170].
Mollah Khan, [82], [170].
Mongols, [25], [41].
Mongols, murder of, [27].
Moorcroft, Mr., [213].
Moral of Yakoob Beg's career, [257].
Morozof, Mr., [202].
Moscow gewgaws, [182].
"Moses in the land," [39].
Mourad Beg, [69].
Mozaffur Eddin, [83], [179], [186], passim.
Mufti, [146].
Mufti Habitulla, [122-123].
murder of, [123].
Mughol see Mongol.
Mugholistan. [1], [29].
Muhtasib, [6].
Mussulman Kuli, [18], [81-82], passim.
Muzart Pass, [61], [78], [273].
Mysoka Bahadur, [26].
Nadir Shah, [51], passim.
Naiman tribe, [25].
Nankin, [92].
Nar Mahomed Khan, [77], [169].
Naryn, [8], [61], [177], [178], [180], [183], passim.
Nasruddin, [209-210].
Nestorian Christians, [30].
New Turfan, [7].
Nur Ali (Kirghiz), [50].
Ogdai Khan, [29], [34].
Oigur princes, [23].
Oigurs, [16].
Old saying in Kashgar, [39].
Olja Turkan Khaton, [32].
Opinion of Chinese rule, [152].
Orda, or palace, at Kashgar, [3], [142].
Orda, passim.
Oxus, [23], [211].
Pamere, see [Pamir].
Pamir, [1], [2], [8], [25], [36], [48].
Panjkora, [28].
Panthays, [92], [175], passim.
Pekin, [29], [47], passim.
Pekin Gazette, [238], [249], [253], [267], [272].
Perovsky, General, [79-81].
Perovsky Fort, [81].
Persia, [14], [23].
Piskent, [76], [77].
Population of Kashgaria, [2], [59], [157].
of city of Kashgar, [3].
of city of Kucha, [9].
of city of Yarkand, [5].
Powers interested in Kashgar, [196].
Presents to Yakoob Beg, [230-231].
Prester John, [25].
Prince of Kashgar, see [Ishac Wang].
Prjevalsky, Col., [20], [245], [250], [273].
Pupyshef, Mr., [199-200].
Pur Mahomed Mirza, [76].
Rashid, [37], [52].
Reinthal's, Capt., mission to Kashgar, [184-185], [202-204].
Rising against Russia, folly of, if not combined, [180].
Risings in Khokand, see [Khokand].
Road between Ili and Kashgar, [61].
"Road Board," [62].
Romanoffski, General, [85].
"Roof of the World," [222].
Royal Body Guard, [226].
Ruduk, [233].
Russia at Vernoe, [130].
Russia demands Consuls in Kashgar, [203], [205].
Russia in Central Asia, [47], [173].
Russia in Kuldja or Ili, [133], [174-177], [279-282].
Russia invades Kuldja, [206].
Russia promises to restore Ili, [175].
Russian attitude towards Chinese, [248].
Russian merchants, [164], [182], [193], [197], [199], [202].
Russian policy towards Kashgar, [177-209].
Russian trade with Kashgar, [153].
Sadic Beg, [86], [87], [102], [103], [104], [107], [116], [117], [261], [263], [275].
embassy to Tashkent, [87].
truce with, [107].
Sahib Khan, [81].
Said, [35], [36], [37], [52].
Salara, [95].
Samarcand, [25], [33], [52], [179].
Saniz, [34].
Sanju, [7], [36], [224], passim.
Sanju Devan, [11], [223].
Sarbaz, [143], passim.
Sarimsak Khoja, [48], [51], [64], [65].
Satuk Bughra Khan, [24].
Schlagintweit, Messrs., [16], [214], passim.
Schuyler, Eugene, [195].
Scobelef, Gen., [207].
Scobelef, Col., [207], [210].
Scourges of God, [28], [33].
Seistan, [32].
Seven Khoja princes, [71].
Seyyid Ali, [34].
Seyyid Yakoob Khan, see [Hadji Torah].
Shadi Mirza, [184-185].
Shahidoolah, [223].
Shahrisebz, [32].
Sham, [226].
Shariàt, [90], [145].
Shaw, Robt., [16], [194], [212], [213], [215], [218], [221], [232], [234].
Sheikh-ul-Islam, [116-117], [151], [158].
Sheikh Nizamuddin, [77].
Shensi, [20], [92], [237].
Shere Ali (Cabul), [8], [118], [179].
Shere Ali Khan (Khokand), [83].
Siberia, [1], [47].
Sirikul, [8], [106], [118], [132].
Six Cities, see [Altyshahr].
Sobo tribes, [94].
Somof, Mr., [109-200].
St. George and St. Anne Cross Fever, [206].
St. Petersburg, [185], [196].
Stoliczka, Dr., [222].
Story of St Constantine's day, [194].
Subashi, [265].
"Sublimely Pure," [42].
Sule, [1].
Sultan Mourad, [83].
Sultan Seyyid, [83], [86].
Suranchi Beg, [65], [104].
Syr Darya, [18], [79], [192].
Swat, [28].
Szchuen, [58], [237].
Taepings, [92].
Tagharchi, [106].
Tajik, [14], [78].
Talifoo, [92], [175], [237].
Tamerlane, see [Timour].
Tanab, [162].
Tanabi, [162].
Tang dynasty, [22].
Tang Jen Ho, [265].
Tangut, [27].
Tarantchis. [12], [68], [124-125].
Tarfur, see [Turfan].
Tartar, [15] passim.
Tarzagchi, [149].
Tash Balik, [65].
Tashkent, [25], [32], [49], [84], [208].
battle of, [85], [209], passim.
etiquette at, [206].
Tashkent Gazette, see [Turkestan].
Tashkurgan, [8].
Tatsing, [42].
Tawats, see [Davatsi].
Taxes in Kashgar, [56], [62], [63], [151-160].
Tay Dalay, [55].
Tchernaief, [84-85].
Tchimkent, [84].
Tekes, river and pass, [133], [273].
Tenure of land in Kashgar, [161].
Terek Pass, [61], [103].
Tian Shan, [2], [20], [33], [59], [247], passim.
Tian Shan Nan Lu, [61].
Tian Shan Pe Lu, [61].
Tibet, [7], [37], [42], [50], [56], [60], [213], [217].
Cashmerian, [2].
Tibetan table-land, [36].
Timour, [32-34], [91].
Timour Khan (Chinese Emperor), [31].
Timour, Yakoob Beg's descent from, [77].
Tobolsk, [48].
Toghluc Timour, [31], [33].
Toksoun, [242], [244], [264].
battle at, [247].
To Teh Lin, [240].
Trade, [153].
Trade privileges, [57].
Trade with China, [217-218]; see [chapter 14].
Trade with Kashgar, [106], [216-217].
Treaty between England and Kashgar, [232].
Treaty between Russia and Kashgar, [194].
Treaty with Khokand, [69].
Trotter, Captain, [222].
Tsedayar, [268].
Tso Tsung Tang, [246], [247], [263], [265], [272], [275], passim.
army of, [272].
Tungani, [2], [19], [20], [21], [93], [130], [144], [239], [241], [243], passim.
description of, [19], [93-94].
Tungan rising proper, [95], [96], [123-124].
in Kashgar, [96], [102].
in Kuldja, [124-125].
Tungani desert Yakoob Beg, [249].
Tungani unorthodox, [127].
defend Kucha, [127-130].
Turanian family, [14], [15].
Turcomans, [32].
Turfan, [21], [130], [242], [244], [264].
battle at, [247].
Turfan Ush, see [Ush Turfan].
Turghay, [32].
Turkestan, Eastern, see [Eastern Turkestan].
Western, see [Western Turkestan].
Turkestan Gazette, [251], [252], [264], passim.
Turkestan Trading Company, [232].
Tyfu, [231].
Uigurs, see [Oigurs].
Uman Sheikh, [36].
Urumtsi, [10], [130], [131], [134], [236].
siege of, [238-239].
Usbeg, [14].
Usha Tal, [265].
"Ushr" tax, [62], [160].
Ush Turfan, [7], [45], [46], [47], [130], [183], [273].
rising at, [51].
Vagrants, laws against, [150].
Value of land in Kashgar, [160-161].
Vernoe, [8], [130], [174], [176], [182].
Viceroy of Ili, [55], passim.
Viceroy of Kansuh, [237-238]; see also [Tso Tsung Tang].
"Vodka," [209].
"Vuoba," [264].
Wakhan, [8], [64].
Wali Khan, [71], [72], [214].
character of, [72-73].
Wangs, [56], [63], passim.
Wanleh, [41].
Wealth of Kashgar merchants, [165].
Western Turkestan, [14], [15], passim.
Yahya, [38].
Yakoob Beg, birth of, [76];
early career, [78-91];
character of, [88], [91];
charges against, [89];
sets out against Kashgar, [91];
expedition against Kashgar, [103-118];
fails to take Yarkand, [106];
defeats Tungan army near Yangy Hissar, [109];
marries Kho Dalay's daughter, [112];
attacks Yarkand again, [113-116];
reverse at Yarkand, [114];
takes Yarkand, [116];
reasons for wars with Tungani, [120];
wars with Tungani, [126-127], [127-130], [132-136];
retrospect of his invasion of Kashgar, [119];
his army, [134-135], [142-144];
policy towards Tungani, [135-136];
internal policy, [137-139];
foreign policy, see chapters [10] and [11];
court of, [138-139];
police system of, [146-152];
principles of finance of, [154-167];
expenses of, [157];
revenue of, [167];
reply to Russian threats, [186], [191-192];
reply to Khudayar Khan'sovertures, [190];
sends envoy to Tashkent, [195];
arrangement with Sultan, [196];
his opinion of trade, [198];
out-manœuvres Russia, [199-201];
congratulates Czar on marriage of his daughter, [205];
prepares to defend himself against Russia, [208];
weakness of his foreign policy, [210-211];
policy towards England, [218-233];
decline of friendship towards England, [231];
prepares to defend himself against China, [244-246];
comparison with China, [241-249];
death of, [250-253];
résumé of career, [253-257], passim.
Yakoob Khan, [220]; see [Yakoob Beg].
Yakoob Khan, of Cabul, [221].
Yangabad, battle of, [67].
Yangy Hissar, [4], [24], [35], [36], [44], [105], [228].
fort surrenders to Yakoob Beg, [106].
Yangy Mussulmans, [112], [243], passim.
Yangy Shahr, [34], [68], passim.
at Yarkand, gallant defence of, [101].
at Kashgar, [102], [107], [111-112].
Yarkand, [3], [5], [44], [226].
embassy to, [22].
river, [5], [59].
Tungan rising in, [99-102], [105-106].
Yuldus, [133]; see also [Great Yuldus].
Yung Ching, [43].
Yunus, [34], [35], [40].
Yusuf (son of Galdan), [46].
Yusuf (son of Sarimsak), [64], [69].
Yuzbashi Mahomed Zareef Khan, [223].
"Zakat" tax, [62], [160], [164-167].
Zilchak, [226].
Zuelik, [79].
Zuhuruddin, [70-72].

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