INDEX

Aba Bakr, [268]
Abdalis, [242]
Abu Ali bin Sina (Avicenna), [318]
Abu Nasr, [260]
Achmet, [22], [24], [27], [40-41], [46]
Afghanistan, Amir of: China and, [272];
Wakhan awarded to, [294]
Afghanistan, trade with, [247]
Afghans in Kashgar, [57]
Afrasiab, Mt., [156]
Agha Khan, the, [155], [157], [177]
Agriculture in Chinese Turkestan, [300-307]
Agri Su, shrine, [181]
Ahmad Khan, Amir, [272]
Akhois, [114-17], [125], [146], [149]
Ak Langar, [203], [220]
Ak Masjid taken, [276], [282]
Aksakals, [105], [273];
of Guma, [197-8];
of Sarikol, [153], [157]
Aksu, [240], [266], [280], [292], [295]
Ak Taulin, [269], [270]
Ak-Yul-luk ceremony, [312]
Alai range, [31]
Ali Aralan, [93-5], [261]
Almaligh, [265]
Alti Shahr, [273]
Ambans, Chinese, [126], [194], [198], [242], [279]
Amin-ul-Muminin, [284]
Amundsen, Captain, [4]
Amursana, [271]
Andijan, [21], [245], [272], [274], [299], [301]
Apak, Hazrat, [68-70], [270-71], [312]
Arabs, conquests by, [256-8]
Architecture of Chinese Turkestan, [84-5]
Argon, [117], [125]
Arslan Khans, [259]
Aryans of Sarikol, [131], [153], [155], [157-60], [308]
Atalik Ghazi, [279]
Ata-ul-Vali, Shaykh, [181]
Austrian prisoners, [19]
Avicenna, [318]
Badakshan, [145], [247], [272], [278]
Badakshani horses, [28], [53], [114], [176-177], [194], [227-8], [247]
Badrudin, Khan Sahib, [209-10], [212], [216-20]
Bag-mouth rat, [88]
Baigu, game of, [150-51], [165]
Baths, Russian, [13-14]
Beg Kuli Beg, [292]
Begs, [25], [27], [92], [126-7], [139], [164-5];
of Tashmalik, [107], [109];
official powers of, [243-5]
Bergen, [4-5]
Besitun, Mt., [156]
Bibi Anna, shrine of, [92-3]
Bielka, [54], [230]
Birds of Chinese Turkestan, [87-8], [161], [182], [221]
Bishbaligh, [259]
Black Mountaineers, [269]
Bohlin, Mr., [51], [55], [65], [66], [72], [87], [88], [105], [171], [173]
Bokhara, [269], [274], [279], [282-3]
“Braiding of the hair” ceremony, [274], [313-14]
Bridge of Gez River, [110-11]
Britain and Chinese Turkestan, [293-4], [298];
Yakub Beg and, [285-290]
Brownie, [54], [230]
Buchanan, Lady Georgina, [10]
Buddhism, [94], [153], [217-19], [241], [310];
in China, [252-3]
Buddhist ruins, [84-5], [217-19]
Buffer states, Chinese, [298]
Bulunkul, Lake, [111], [165]
Buzurg Khan, [277], [279]
Camels, [15], [28], [79], [109], [112], [169], [302-3]
Caravans, [25], [28], [89], [176]
Carpets, [82], [116], [146-7], [213]
Carts, native, [26], [176]
Chachbagh ceremony, [313-14]
Chagatai, [265], [266]
Chang Kien, [252]
Chapman, Captain, [287]
Chengiz Khan, [263-5]
Chernaieff, General, [277]
Chightam, [280-81]
Childbirth ceremonies, [314-15]
Children, [315-16]
China: buffer states of, [298];
travel in, [102]
Chinese Turkestan and, [55], [97], [186], [242-5];
during Revolution, [294-9];
struggle for suzerainty, [67], [249-53], [255-6], [257-8], [271-4];
Yakub Beg and, [70-71], [277-81], [290-93]
Chinese: administration, [55], [97], [186], [242-5];
authorities, [37], [186], [242-5];
banquets, [72-3], [76-8], [199];
burial customs, [71-72];
cemetery, [70-72];
farmers, [301-2];
finger-nails, [73],[96-7], [99];
foot-mutilation, [74-5];
forced labour, [55], [306];
games, [78];
habits unhealthy, [96-7], [99];
hashish prohibited by, [172];
jade, [215-17];
kindness to animals, [100-101];
lying, [100];
marriage, [65], [99-100];
missionaries persecuted by, [52];
soldiers, [74], [95-6];
travellers, [28];
veneration for age, [76]
Chinese Turkestan: administration, [55], [97], [186], [242-5];
agriculture, [300-307];
art, [82-4];
boundaries, [235-6];
climate, [56], [239-40];
deserts, [236-8];
flora, [87], [128], [149-50], [169], [210];
halting-places, [35];
hospitality, [102];
justice, [245];
loess formation, [36], [56-7], [86], [91];
marriage, [189];
population, [240-42], [308-10];
religions, [94], [153], [217-19], [241-2], [310];
rivers, [258-9];
road-making, [228];
taxes, [243-4], [306];
trade, [245-7], [289]
history of: Chinese rule, [67], [70-71], [249-53], [255-6], [257-8], [271-4], [277-81], [290-93], [294-9];
Huns and Yue-chi, [249], [252-3];
Juan Juan, [254];
Western Turks, [254-5];
Arabs and Tibetans, [255-6], [257-8];
Uighurs, [258-9];
Turks, [260-62];
Chengiz Khan, Timur, Tamerlane, [263-8];
Chagatai Khans, [267-9];
Zungars, [270-71];
Khojas, [269], [270], [272-274], [278];
Yakub Beg, [70-71], [276-81], [290-4];
Britain and Russia, [275-6], [282-6], [293-4], [299]
Chini Bagh, [39-40], [81]
Chitral occupied, [293]
Christian tribes, [263-4]
Christianity in Chinese Turkestan, [190];
Nestorian, [94], [256], [323]
Circumcision, [315-16]
Cobbold, Captain, [134]
Consulate premises, [39-40], [81], [170-71]
Coronation Chapel, Moscow, [11]
Corvée system, [55], [306]
Cossacks in Kashgar, [46], [52], [79-80], [81], [297-8];
in Pamirs, [133], [135], [140], [141-3];
Kirghiz descended from, [240]
Croquet, [46]
Czaplicka, Miss, [120]
Dalai Lama, [270]
Dalgleish, [223]
Dancing, [323]
Daoud Akhun, [41], [50], [160], [165], [168], [171], [176]
Deasy, Captain, [40], [77]
Death ceremonies, [316-17]
Deserts, [175], [236-8]
Devanchi Pass, [291]
Divorce in Chinese Turkestan, [65], [212]
Dixon, E. W., [326]
Dogs, pariah, [101]
Donkeys, Kashgari, [89], [101], [176], [302]
Dughlat tribe, [265], [267-8]
Dulanis, [223], [225], [241], [281], [323]
Dumba, [26], [44]
Dunmore, Lord, [111], [143], [230]
Eagles, hunting with, [182], [222]
Education in Kashgar, [316]
Elburz Range, [136]
Embroidery, [83]
English Hospital in Petrograd, [10]
Etherton, Lieutenant, [184]
Evil eye, charms against, [319]
Fa-hien, [217], [219], [253]
Falconer of the Mehtar of Chitral, [177]
Falconry, [177-8]
Ferhad, [156]
Finger-nails, Chinese, [73], [96-7], [99]
Finland, [8-9]
Fish, poisonous, [43];
Kirghiz fishing, [152-3]
Flax cultivation, [172-3]
Flora:
of Chinese Turkestan, [87], [128], [149-50], [169], [210];
of Pamirs, [145-6]
Forsyth mission, [287-9]
“Four Garrisons,” [255-6]
Freshfield, Mr. Douglas, [146]
Games:
Chinese, [78];
Kashgari, [323];
Kirghiz, [122], [150-51], [165]
German prisoners, [19]
Gez River, [107-11], [166]
Gilgit occupied, [293]
Goat game, [122], [150-51], [165]
Gobi, the, [175], [236], [258], [290]
Goez, Benedict, [270]
Goitre:
in Khotan, [212];
in Yarkand, [184-5], [192]
Gordon, Sir Thomas, [155], [287], [289]
Governor of Kashgar, lunch given by, [72-6];
of Tashkurghan, [155];
of Yangi Shahr, [97], [99]
Great Karakul Lake, [130], [132], [134], [327-8]
Grenard, [242], [261], [317]
Grombohevsky, Captain, [293]
Guchluk, [262], [264]
Gul Bagh, [71]
Guma, [197-9]
Gur Khan, [261], [262]
Haidar, Mirza, [240], [266] (note), [268]
Hakim Khan Torah, [292]
Haldan Bokosha, Khan, [270]
Han dynasty, [249-50]
Hasan Boghra Khan, [260-61]
Hasan, Sayyid Khoja, [269]
Hashish, [172], [185]
Hawks, [87-8];
white, [177-8]
Haydon, Mr., [141]
Hayward, [287]
Hazrat Apak, [68-70], [93], [270-71], [312]
Hemp, [246]
Hindus:
in Kargalik, [194];
in Yarkand, [183], [185], [186]
Hiong-Nu tribe, [249], [254]
Hiuen Tsiang, [129], [196], [197], [207], [217], [237], [251], [254]
Hoa tribe, [254]
Höegberg, Dr., [52], [184], [190];
Mrs., [189], [190]
Holdich, Sir Thomas, [129]
Horsemanship:
Cossack, [79-80];
Kashgari, [80], [99]
Horses:
Badakshani, [28], [53], [114], [176-7], [194], [227-8], [247];
Kalmuck, [302];
treatment of, [151-2]
Hospidset Hotel, [4]
Howorth, Sir Henry, [270]
Hsien Yin or Sub-Governor, [242]
Hsin-Chiang, Chinese name for Chinese Turkestan, [235], [271]
Humayun, [112], [175]
Huns, [249-50], [252], [254];
White, [253-4]
Id festival, [229]
Iftikhar Ahmad, Khan Sahib, [105], [158], [168], [175], [196], [224]
Ilak Khans, [258], [261]
Ilohi, native name for Khotan, [212]
Ili, [265], [270], [271], [272], [280], [294]
Ili Tartar General, [243]
India:
trade with, [246];
Yue-chi invade, [249], [252]
Indian Empire and Yakub Beg, [286-290]
Indians in Chinese Turkestan, [183], [185], [186], [194]
Insects of Turkestan, [88-9], [107], [171]
Intermarriage, results of, [313]
Irkeshtam, [33], [293]
Isa Haji, [303-7]
Isan Bughs, [265]
Ishan Khan Khoja, [273]
Islam:
rise of, [256], [260-61], [262];
supplants Buddhism, [266], [269], [293], [310]
Issak Boulak, [161]
Jade of Khotan, [215-17], [270]
Jafar Bai, [26-7], [30], [40-41], [43], [50], [77], [95], [108], [112], [117-18], [152], [160], [165], [173], [175], [183], [195], [204], [222], [228]
Jahangir, [267], [272]
Jam-i-Taghai-Agri-Su, [181]
Johnson, Mr., [286]
Juan Juan, [254]
Justice in Chinese Turkestan, [245]
Justinian, Emperor, [214]
Kalmuck tribe, [270];
horses of, [302]
Kamar-u-Din, [267]
Kanishka, [252]
Kan Ying, [251]
Kaptar Mazzar, [205-7]
Karakash River, [209]
Kara Khitai dynasty, [261], [262]
Kara Koram, [236], [246]
Karakoram, capital of Uighurs, [259]
Karakul Lake, Great, [130], [132], [134], [327-8];
Little, [164]
Karashahr, [241], [255], [280], [292];
horses, [302]
Kara Taulin, [269]
Kargalik, [193-4], [288]
Karungi, [7-9]
Kashgar:
agriculture, [170], [172], [301-2], [303-7];
bazar, [57-63];
birds, [87-8];
British mission at, [288-9];
Buddhist ruins, [84-85];
cemetery, [68-9];
childbirth, [314-15];
Chinese Republic, disturbances in, [295-8];
climate, [56], [230-31], [239-40];
crops, [170], [172], [301-2];
death ceremonies, [316-17];
donkeys, [89], [101], [302];
education, [316];
farmers, [303-7];
food available in, [43-4];
fruit, [170], [179-80], [301];
handicrafts, [82-4];
insects, [88-9], [107], [171];
laundry difficulties in, [45-6];
marriage and divorce, [64-5], [310-13];
medical science in, [317-21];
millers, [90];
Oasis, [37], [54-5], [240], [300-302];
population, [245-246];
prices, [44-5];
revenue, [244];
Russian colony in, [46-51], [79-84], [105];
sandstorms, [56], [239-40];
shrines, [92-5], [320];
sunsets, [91-2], [231];
Swedish missionaries, [37], [44], [51-3];
trade, [245];
trees, [86-7];
wall, [67-8];
winter in, [280-81]
history of:
Huns drive Yue-chi from, [249];
Pan Chao conquers, [66-7], [250-51];
Yue-chi regain, [252], [253];
Buddhism reaches, [253];
China recovers, [255];
one of “Four Garrisons,” [255], [257];
Christianity and Zoroastrianism in, [256];
Arab raids reach, [257];
Ali Arslan defeated, [94], [261];
Turkish rule, [261];
Sadi visits, [262];
Marco Polo in, [265];
Timur’s capital, [266];
under Dughlat Amirs, [267-8];
Khojas established in, [269];
Hazrat Apak rules, [68], [270-71];
Chinese masters of, [271-3];
attempts of Khojas to regain, [272], [273-4], [277];
Yakub Beg rules, [277-8], [279-91];
Russian designs on, [283], [285];
British mission in, [287-90];
Chinese overthrow Yakub Beg, [97], [290-92];
Revolutionary disturbances in, [295-8]
Kashgari:
costumes, [29], [58-9], [83], [193];
cruelty to animals, [100-101];
dirtiness, [44];
farmers, [303-7];
games, [323];
health, [99], [173];
horsemanship, [80], [99];
lying, [100];
medical mission and, [52-53];
music, [63-4], [323];
peasants, [60];
pleasure expeditions, [92], [95];
religious observances, [68-9], [92], [95], [314-315];
superstitions, [69], [318-21];
women, [58-61], [64-5], [83], [92-3], [122], [310-15];
workmen, [29], [31], [58]
Kashmir, [269];
Maharaja of, [293]
Kasia Mountains, [236]
Katta Dawan, [128-31], [133], [327]
Katta Tura, [273]
Kaufmann, General, [18], [285]
Kaufmann, Mt., [134]
Kaulbars, Baron, [284]
Kazis, [243], [245]
Keen Lung, Emperor, [271]
Keraits, [263]
Khanates of the Sir Darya, [275], [283], [299]
Khargush Pamir, [134-9]
Khiva, [275]
Khojas, [269], [270-71], [272-3], [274], [277-8], [280]
Khokand, [20-21];
submits to China, [272], [273];
Russian advance on, [276], [277], [279];
Russian rule established, [282], [283], [299];
revolt, [283], [285]
Khotan:
ancient cities of, [217-19];
carpets, [82], [116], [146-7], [213];
history, [94], [253], [255], [261], [279], [286], [292];
jade, [215-17];
oasis, [323];
population, [240], [246];
products, [213-17], [246];
women, [211-12]
journey to:
the caravan, [175-8];
Yangi Hissar, [178], [180];
Yarkand, [182-90];
Posgam, [192-3];
crossing the desert, [195-7], [201-208];
arrival, [209-11];
Merket, [221-5];
return to Kashgar, [225-9]
Khudadad, Amir, [268]
Khudayar Khan, [276], [277]
Kirghiz, [240-41], [308];
akhois, [30], [114-17], [125], [146], [149];
character and customs, [113-14], [118], [123-5], [164-5], [331];
features, [57], [113];
fishing, [152-3];
goat game, [122], [150-51], [165];
headgear, [25], [118], [133], [148];
hunter, [330-31];
Karakoram captured by, [259];
marriages, [119-22], [323];
ponies, [302];
religion and superstition, [125], [163];
submit to China, [272];
women, [23], [114], [118-22], [133]
Kizil Art, [236]
Kizil Su River, [35], [55], [238]
Korla, [292]
Koumiss, [122]
Kucha, [280], [292]
Kuen-lun range, [205], [236]
Kuli, [165]
Kulja, [271], [293]
Kungur, Mt., [40], [164]
Kuntigmas, [166]
Kuropatkin, [291]
Kutass riding, [162-4], [166-8]
Kutayba ibn Muslim, [257]
Kvass, [9]
Labour, forced, [55], [306]
Ladak, [268], [269], [286]
Lalmoi marsh, [238]
Lapis lazuli, [247]
Leh route to India, [246]
Little, Mrs. Archibald, [75]
Littledale, Mrs. St. George, [209]
Little Lake Karakul, [164]
Liu-Kin-tang, [97-8]
Loess formations, [36], [56-7], [86], [91]
Macartney, Lady, [38-39], [45], [54]
Macartney, Sir George, [3], [37], [52], [78], [102], [231], [298]
Makhdum-i-Azam, [269]
Manichaeism, [259]
Maralbashi, [238], [239]
Marmots, [136], [144]
Marriage:
Chinese, [65], [189];
Kashgar, [64-5], [310-13];
Khotan, [212];
Kirghiz, [119-22], [323]
Master of the Horse, [176-7]
Mazzars, [92-5], [205-7]
Medical missionaries attacked, [51-2]
Medicine in Kashgar, system of, [317-21]
Melons, [179-80]
Merket, [221-5], [241]
Meshed, [51], [325]
Mestchersky, Prince, [46], [48];
Princess, [46], [48], [75], [79], [80]
Metal-work, [83]
Millers, [90]
Ming Bashis, [25], [141], [144-5], [243]
Miniol, [37], [170]
Mithradates II., [249-50]
Moghulistan, [235], [265], [267]
Mohamed of Khwarazm (Khiva), [262]
Mongols:
of Karashahr, [241];
races of, in Chinese Turkestan, [308];
rise of, [263-5];
Tombs of the, [95]
Mon Wang, [249]
Moscow, [11]
Moslems deported, [271], [272], [273];
rebellions of, [280]
Mountain sickness, [138], [149], [168]
Muezzins, [91]
Mullas, [52], [58], [61], [173]
Murghab River, [130], [141]
Mussalman Kuli, [276], [277]
Muztagh Ata, [40], [111], [148], [160], [163], [164], [166], [180], [231]
Nadir, the huntsman, [108], [117], [119], [131-2];
his sheep taken by wolves, [124-5];
stalking ovis poli, [133], [135], [140-41], [328-30];
at home in Tashkurghan, [153], [156-7]
Naiman tribe, [264]
Narin, Fort, [283]
Nestorian Christianity, [94], [256], [323]
Niaz Hakim Beg, [291]
Nomad tribes, [240-41], [243]
Norwegians, [4-5]
Oases, [240], [301-2], [306]
Opal, [169-70]
Opium, [247]
Ordam-Padshah, [94], [261]
Oriental slackness, [40], [42]
Osh, [23-6]
Ovis ammon, [326]
Ovis poli:
horns, [143], [326];
stalking, [131], [135], [146], [324-32]
Pamirs:
British mission in, [289];
Russian authority in, [293-4], [299], [325]
travel in:
preparations, [103-5];
journey begun, [105-7];
Gez River crossing, [107-11], [166];
daily routine, [112-13];
among the Kirghiz, [113-27];
Katta Dawan crossed, [129-31], [133], [327];
Karakul Lake, [130], [132], [134], [327];
ovis poli stalking, [133], [135], [327-8];
Khargush Pamir, [134-9];
fossils found, [141];
Pamirsky Post, [141-3], [328];
Uchak Valley, stalking in, [144], [329-31];
with the Sarikoli, [148-60];
Ulughat Pass, [166-8]
Pamirsky Post, [139], [141-3], [328]
Pan Ghao, General, [67], [250-51]
Paper manufacture, [198]
Parthia, Chinese missions to, [249], [251]
Persia:
agriculture, [301];
character of people, [190];
China and, [253], [256];
deserts, [236]
Peter the Great, [270]
Petrograd, [3], [9-10]
Philip of France, [178]
Pigeon Shrine, [205-7]
Polo, Marco, [129], [196], [205], [265], [324-5]
Posgam, [192-3]
Potais, [178-9], [196], [204]
Pottery, [82]
Prester John, [264]
Przemyzl, capture of, [17]
Ptolemy, [236]
Races of Chinese Turkestan, [308]
Rainfall, [239], [300]
Ramazan, fast of, [125], [165], [171], [173-4]
Raquette, Dr., [51-2]
Rashid Khan, [269]
Rémusat, [212], [215], [219]
Revenue system, [243-4], [306]
Revolution, Chinese, [294-9]
Roads in Turkestan, [25], [27], [30-32], [228]
Roche, Major, [143]
Romanoff, M., [17], [81-2], [87]
Russia, journey through, [9-15];
peasants, [14];
soldiers, [9], [10], [14];
the steppes, [15], [16], [22];
trains, [6], [13], [15], [17]
policy of:
Sir Daria entered, [275-6];
hostilities with Khokand, [276], [277], [282], [283];
Turkestan province formed, [276];
Ili province occupied, [280];
Yakub Beg and, [282-6], [290], [291], [292];
treaty with Chinese, [293];
Pamir delimitation, [293-4];
troops in Kashgar, [297-8];
territories acquired, [299];
trade with, [245], [246], [247], [284]
Russians:
colony in Kashgar, [46-51], [79-81], [105];
devotion, [11-12];
hospitality, [24], [47-9];
outposts in Pamirs, [133-5], [140], [141-3], [154];
primitive customs, [33-5];
Sarts and, [18], [19], [21]
Russian Turkestan, journey through, [17-35]
Sadi, [262]
Sadik Beg, [277], [278]
Safdar Ali Khan, [187]
Said, Sultan, [268]
Sakas, [249]
Samara, [13-14]
Samarkand, [216], [269]
Sandstorms, [56], [239-40]
Sanjar, Sultan, [262]
Sarikol annexed, [280]
Sarikolis, [131], [149], [153], [155], [157-160], [177], [308], [323]
Sarts, [18-21]
Satok Boghra Khan, [260]
Sattur, [41-3], [50], [88], [113], [139], [158], [160-61], [166], [171], [172], [176]
Sayyids, [92]
Schlagintweit, Adolph, [274], [286]
Semirechia, [299]
Shah Murad Khan, [277]
Shah Rukh, [268]
Shakir Padshah, Imam, [206]
Shamshir, [120-21]
Shaw, Robert, [286-7]
Sheep:
fat-tailed, [26], [44], [303];
Osh district, [26],44;
Yarkand, [185-6];
wolves and, [114], [124-5], [331];
wild, of Marco Polo, [131], [143], [146], [324-32]
Shirin, [156]
Shrines, [68-72], [92-5], [205-7], [310], [320]
Sigm shrine, [320]
Silk industry of Khotan, [213-15]
Sir Daria, the, [20], [275-6]
Snakes, [88]
Snow-throwing custom, [321-2]
Spiders, [88-9]
Stein, Sir Aurel:
researches of, [76], [84], [94], [98], [107], [218-19], [242], [259];
returns from desert, [101-2];
helps in Pamir preparations, [105], [106];
bound for Persia, [166]
Steppes, [15-16], [22]
Stockholm, [5]
“Stone Sheep-folds,” [114]
Sturgeon, [8]
Subashi, [162]
Superstitions of Kashgari, [69], [318-320]
Swedes, [5], [7-8]
Swedish missionaries, [37], [44], [51], [52-53], [180], [184], [188-9], [190]
Tagharma, [149], [152], [153]
Taghdumbash Pamir, [155]
Taghliks, [241]
Taiping rebellion, [279-80]
Tajiks, [242]
Takla Makan desert, [84], [175], [195-7], [201-8], [236]
Tamerlane, [216], [266-8]
Tang dynasty, [255]
Taotai of Kashgar, [295-6]
Taoyin, or Governor, [242], [244]
Tarantchis, [272], [280]
Tarikh-i-Rashidi, [266]
Tashkent, [18-20], [276], [277], [282];
fruit, [301]
Tashkurghan, [149], [153-5], [177]
Tashmalik oasis, [106-7]
Taxes in Chinese Turkestan, [243-4], [306]
Temple of Liu-Kin-tang, [97-8];
of Pan Ghao, [67]
Terek Dawan, [30-32], [36], [273]
Thum of Hunza, the, [187]
Tian Shan, the, [25-37], [291]
Tibetan invasion, [255], [257-8]
Tims, [84]
Tiznaf River, [192]
Togkrak tree, [225]
Toghril, [263-4]
Tokharistan, [252]
Tombs of the Mongols, [95]
Tora, Haji, [284]
Torgut Mongols, [270-71]
Tornea, [9]
Trade of Chinese Turkestan, [245-7], [289]
Trains, Scandinavian and Russian, [6], [13], [15], [17]
Trans-Alai range, [134], [327]
Treaty of St. Petersburg, [293]
Trotter, Capt., [287], [326]
Tsar’s prohibition edict, [9], [24], [47]
Tse Wang Rabdan, [270]
Tughluk Timur, [265-6]
Tuman Su River, [55], [66]
Tunganis, [200], [241-2], [271], [278-9], [280-81], [295]
Turfan, [235], [250], [253], [255], [260], [280], [291]
Turkestan, city of, [17]
Turkey and Yakub Beg, [284-5]
Turki:
farriers, [62];
language, [261];
uncleanliness, [43]
Turks:
Chinese Turkestan under, [261];
Northern, [255];
Western, empire of, [254], [255]
Uchak Valley: ovis poli stalking in, [144], [329-31]
Uighurs, [253], [258-9], [308]
Ulughat Pass, [166-8]
Urumchi, [242], [245], [259], [280], [290];
Chinese Revolution in, [294-5], [297-8]
Uzbegs, [268]
Victoria, Queen, [289]
Vyborg, [9]
Wakhan incident, [145], [293-4]
Wakhijir pass, [247]
Wali Khan Khoja, [273-4], [286]
Wang Khan, the, [264]
Whistling, [12], [64]
White Huns, [253-4]
White Mountaineers, [269]
Wolves, [114], [124-5], [331]
Wood, Lieutenant, [129], [143], [325]
Women:
Chinese, [74], [75], [99-100];
Dulani, [223], [226-6];
Kashgari, [58-61], [64-65], [83], [92-3], [122], [310-15];
Khotan, [211-12], [253];
Kirghiz, [23], [114], [118-22], [133];
Moslem, [26], [40], [64-5], [92-3], [264-5];
Persian, [61];
Russian peasant, [14];
Sarikoli, [159];
Takla Makan, [200];
Tashkent, [20], [22];
Yarkandi, [187-9]
Wu Kung, [258]
Yagello, Colonel, [144], [145]
Yaks, [123-4], [143];
riding, [162-4], [166-8]
Yakub Beg:
army of, [281-2];
Britain and, [286-90];
Buddhist monuments destroyed by, [67], [84];
conquests of, [67], [71], [278-281];
fort of, [213];
garden belonging to, [188];
overthrown by Chinese, [58], [70], [290-92];
rest-houses built by, [181];
Russia’s relations with, [282-6];
tomb destroyed, [70]
Yangi Hissar, [178], [180], [278]
Yangi Shahr, [95-9], [240]
Yarkand:
arrival at, [182-4];
bazars, [185-7];
Goez in, [270];
goitre, [184-5], [192];
horses, [302];
Khojas beaten at, [273];
mission colony, [188-9];
oasis, [181], [191];
population, [240], [246];
Shaw at, [286-7];
women, [187-9];
Yakub Beg captures, [278-9]
Yarkand River, [225], [226], [238], [239]
Yelui Tashi, [261]
Yezdigird III., [256]
Yezid, [242]
Yonoff, Colonel, [293-4]
Yotkan, [218-19]
Younghusband, Sir Francis, [136], [236], [293-4], [325]
Yuan-Shih-Kai, [295-6]
Yue-chi, or Indo-Scythians, [249], [250-53]
Yurungkash River, [217]
Yuz Bashis, [243]
Zarafshan or Yarkand River, [238]
Zawa oasis, [206], [208], [219-20]
Zoroastrianism, [155], [256]
Zungars, [270-71]

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