In the forbidden land

by Arnold Henry Savage Landor

[44] Raja = King.

[45] N.B.—Reproductions of some of the photographs mentioned are given in this book.

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INDEX

• Abnormalities and Deformities, [263]
• Aconite, [262]
• Adultery, [333]
• Almora, [6]
• Altitude, greatest reached, [142]
  • Difficulties of travelling at great, [141], [150]
• Aneroids, [5]
• Antelopes, [342]
• Anti Ram Sah (banker), [63], [90]
• Askote, [14], [460]
  • Rajiwar of, [15], [30], [31], [460]
  • Rajiwar's Court, [15], [16]
• Authorities (Tibetan), [474], [475]

• Bags, [279], [318]
• Barca Tarjum, [167], [445], [472]
• Bargain house, [62]
• Bathing, [132], [464]
• Bhot, [41], [468]
• Bitroguare River, [127]
• Black ointment, [321]
• Black tents, [232], [314], [315], [316], [317], [343], [345], [346], [349], [355], [367], [381], [431], [432]
• Black wolf, [218]
• Bleeding, [262]
• Boiling-point temperature at Gunkyo Lake, [301]
  • at Rakstal and Mansarowar Lake, [217], [270]
• Bone-setting, [261]
• Boots, [227]
• Boru, [258]
• Botiyas, [43]
• Boundary between Nepal and Kumaon, [30], [54]
• Brahmaputra River, or Tsangpu, [306], [307], [308], [309], [313], [342], [429], [430]
  • Ramifications of, [343]
  • Sources of, [307], [430]
  • Tributaries of, [308], [309], [314], [315], [348]
• Brigands, [53], [176], [192], [200], [216], [217], [220], [225], [229], [292], [293]
  • Manner of speaking, [214]
• British Government, [452]
• British Museum of Natural History, [5]
• British prestige, [40]
• Brown, Miss, [33], [48]
• Buddi village, [62]
• Bungadhura Mountain, [38]
• Burns and their cure, [261]
• Butterflies, [134], [213]
• Byans and Chaudans, [475]

• Cameras, [454]
• Cannibalism, [335]-[337]
• Carpet and rug making, [44]
• Caves, [34], [62], [213]
• Chai-Lek, or Tcheto Pass, [62]
• Chanchubs, [248]
• Chanden Sing, [8]-[10], [352], [362], [368], [370], [374], [375], [376], [390], [424], [470], [472], [473], [474], [477], [478], [479], [480]
  • Deposition of, [484]
• Chanden Sing, Flogging of, [370]-[372]
• Charm-boxes, [276]
• Charms, [240]
• Chibbi, [245], [252]
• Children, [229]
  • Identification of, [332]
• Chinese steel, [278]
• Chipla Mountain, [14]
• Chipula Forests, [24]
• Chiram, [77]
• Chokdens, [160], [268], [337], [448]
• Chokseh, or table with offerings, [320]
• Chökti, [75], [114]
• Chongur Bridge, [113], [114]
• Circumambulations, [212], [243], [247], [328]
• Climate, [213]
  • Change in the, [233], [307]
• Clothing, [6]
• Cold, [188], [209], [210], [218], [235], [347]
• Collecting materials, [5]
• Concubines, [333]
• Confiscated property, [490], [499]
• Consulting the oracle, [422]
• Converts, [49]
• Courtship, [332]
• Cracks in the ice, [82], [137], [141]
• Credentials, [2]
• Cremation, [334]
• Cowardice, [276], [439], [448]
• Cupping, [262]

• Dafia, [14]
• Dancing, [305]
• Daramsalla, [14]
• Darma Yangti, [150]
• Deafness, [263]
• Delaling Monastery, [448]
• Delang cake, [95]
• Dementia, [263]
• Dentistry, [259]
• Deolthal, [12]
• Deposition of witnesses, [477]
• Devil's Camp, [182], [184]
• Dharchula, [32], [33]
• Dholi River, [42]
• Diary, Notebooks, &c., [451]
• Diet, [421]
• Digestive powers, [258]
• Disposal of the dead
  • by Animals, [335]
  • by Water, [335]
• Diving at great altitudes, [350]
• Divorce, [329]
• Dogmar, [442], [474]
• Dogpas, [200], [202]
• Dogs, [311], [410]
• Doktol Province, [306]
• Dola, [113]
• Dongbo, or tea churn, [318]
• Dongon River, [458]
• Dooti Mountain, [15]
• Drinking human blood, [256], [337]
• Dubart, [33]
• Dues paid by British subjects to Tibetans, [497]