The face of Manchuria, Korea, & Russian Turkestan

by E. G. Kemp

INDEX

• Abdullah, [190]
• Afforestation, [177]
• Afghanistan, [226], [230]
• Agriculture in Korea, [125]
• in Siberia, [173]
• Alexander the Great, [203]
• American Missions, [68], [80]
• Amir of Bokhara, [201], [203], [221]
• Amu Daria, [183]
• Amur region, [158]
• Ancestor worship, [70], [86]
• Angara River, [155]
• An-san, [103]
• Antung, [58], [61], [73]
• Aphrosiab, [219]
• Arabian Invasion, Turkestan, [223]
• Mohammedanism, [223]
• Aral Sea, [174], [175]
• Arctic Ocean, [162], [163]
• Arithmetic, [38]
• Arnold, [223]
• Asceticism, Mohammedan, [224]
• Ashekhabat, [160]
• Ashiho, [Ch. xiii.]
• Askabad, [230]
• Astor House, Moukden, [31]
• Australasia, [38]
• Australian Presbyterians, [79], [108]
• Azerbijana, [198]
• Baber, [195]
• Baghdad, [195]
• Baikal, Lake, [154], [159], [162]
• Bajazet, Sultan, [200]
• Baku, [231-233]
• Balak Nani, [223]
• Balkh, [223]
• Baltic fleet, [112]
• Baptists, [233]
• Baths, Chinese, [142]
• Sulphur, [234]
• Bazaars, [185], [214], [226]
• Behren, [22]
• Beng, [226]
• Bibi Khanum, [209-213]
• Little, [210], [213]
• Bible Society, B. and F., [161], [173], [174], [222], [233]
• Study, [38], [75], [77], [82]
• Women, [77], [143]
• Black Sea, [169], [174]
• Blanc, Edouard, [191], [218]
• Blanc, Mont, [236]
• Blind, [49], [81]
• Bokhara, [Ch. xx.], [176], [183], [201], [208], [215], [218]
• Boxers, [22], [23]
• Braille, [81]
• Bronzes, [21], [22]
• Broussa, [201]
• Browning, [175]
• Brugnière, Monseigneur, [89], [90]
• Brugsch, [234]
• Buddhism, [45], [70]
• Buddhists, [48], [49], [57], [159]
• Buriats, [159-162]
• Burkans, [160]
• Bushnell, [21]
• Camels, [214], [227]
• Cano, Empress, [198], [199], [209-213]
• Capus, [172], [182]
• Carpets, [209], [217]
• Carts in Turkestan, [181]
• Caspian Sea, [175], [231]
• Catherine of Russia, [223]
• Caucasus, [Ch. xxi.]
• Chang Chun, [8]
• Chang Shan, [47], [51]
• Chéliabinsk, [166]
• Chemkend, [183]
• Chemulpo, [134-137]
• Chiao, Mr., [67], [114], [122], [130], [133], [177]
• Child burial, [42], [43]
• “Chinese Art,” [21]
• generosity, [25], [27]
• industry, [125]
• windows, [101]
• writing, [63], [68], [121], [124]
• Ching dynasty, [18]
• Christie, Dr., [23], [26]
• Church, Chemulpo, [136]
• Liao Yang, [40], [Ch. iv.], [56]
• Moukden, [22]
• Pyöng Yang, [74-77]
• Tiflis, [233]
• Citadel of Samarkand, [201], [203]
• Clavijo, [195], [197], [199], [210]
• College, Union, [78], [79]
• Colonisation, Manchuria, [6], [34]
• Siberia, [158]
• Colporteurs, [173], [174]
• Commercial college, [55]
• Concessions, timber, [73]
• mining, [61]
• Confucianism, [70], [77]
• Conference, Edinburgh World Missionary, [50], [80]
• Constantinople, [186]
• Consul, English, [17], [20], [141]
• Convicts, [155], [158]
• Cossacks, [165], [230]
• Court life, Korea, [96-101]
• Crops in Manchuria, [7], [45]
• Korea, [107]
• Crown Prince, Korea, [98-99]
• Princess, [99]
• Crypt, Tamerlane’s Tomb, [192]
• Currency, [33], [40], [213]
• Custom-house, [151], [152], [238]
• Curtin, Jeremiah, [159-162]
• Dallet, Père, [92]
• Dalny, [138-140]
• Steamer to, [134], [135]
• Damascus, [200]
• Danish Lutheran Mission, [27]
• Daveluy, [91]
• “Deer’s horns,” [22], [29]
• Delhi, [195], [196]
• Diamond Mountains, [Ch. xii.]
• Dnieper River, [174]
• Don River, [174]
• Doolittle, [31]
• Durrieux, [212]
• Ear-muffs, [5], [26]
• Education, Korea, [53], [61], [79], [81], [128], [129]
• Manchuria, [28], [37], [38]
• Medical, [27]
• Moslem, [145], [204-208], [223], [224]
• Russian, [164], [165], [182], [206]
• Siberia, [162], [164]
• Theological, Korea, [79]
• Elephants, [198]
• Elms, [178], [215]
• Emperor, late Chinese, [23]
• Korean, [73], [96-100], [102]
• Empress Cano, [198-200], [209-213]
• late Dowager, China, [23]
• Min, Korea, [98-102]
• Emigrants, Chinese, [34]
• English language, [140]
• Eunuchs, [97], [99], [101]
• Execution, [144], [208]
• Exiles, [233]
• “Face of Korea,” [65-148]
• Fauvelle, [212]
• Flowers, Caucasus, [235]
• Korea, [107], [117], [123]
• Manchuria, [52]
• Foo Ling tombs, [12], [16-19]
• Fox temples, [31], [32], [45]
• Fusan, [Ch. xi.]
• Gale, Dr., [103]
• Genghiz Khan, [145], [194], [195], [204]
• Geography, [38]
• Georgians, [234], [235]
• German Church, [233]
• language, [140], [188], [237]
• Giggies, [67]
• “Gluttonous Place,” [208]
• Gold mining, [63], [156]
• Grain market, [213]
• Gur Amir, [189-192]
• Hazret, [175]
• Hazréti Shah Zindeh, [215-217]
• Hazréti Timur mosque, [175]
• “Heart of Asia,” [229]
• Hell, Temple of, [32], [48]
• Herbelot, [205]
• Hingking, [12]
• Hissar, [214]
• Histoire de l’Église de Korée, [84]
• Holden, [195]
• “Home of Tamerlane,” [Ch. xviii.]
• Horse sacrifice, [160]
• Hospitals: Hsin Muntun, [34], [35]
• Chemulpo, [136], [137]
• Liao Yang, [48]
• Moukden, [23-28]
• Hotels: Astor House, Moukden, [31]
• Commercial, Kazan, [220]
• d’Europe, Kazan, [220]
• Baku, [232]
• de France, Tashkent, [178]
• Grand, Samarkand, [188]
• Vladikavkaz, [236]
• Londres, Tiflis, [233]
• Russian, Kharbin, [3]
• Yamato, Kwan-cheng-tze, [8]
• Hsin Muntun, [25], [Ch. iii.]
• Hulan, [Ch. i.], [142]
• “Hunger Desert,” [188]
• Immigrants, [174]
• India, [194-196], [198], [226]
• International Sleeping Car, [148], [152]
• Invocation, Buriat, [160], [161]
• Iranian, [184]
• Irish Presbyterian, [27]
• Irkutsk, [155-157], [164]
• Irtish River, [164]
• Ishan, [224]
• Islam, [194], [196], [218], [222], [224], [226]
• Ito, Prince, [106]
• Ivan the Terrible, [194]
• Jade, [21], [191]
• Jagatai, [185]
• Japanese banks, [104], [105], [138]
• inns, [60], [61]
• occupation of Korea, [105]
• of Dalny, [138], [139]
• officers, [59], [107], [131]
• steamers, [111], [134], [137]
• trade, [139]
• traveller, [59], [60]
• war, Korea, [85]
• Russia, [42], [43], [73]
• Jaxartes, [175]
• Jenkinson, [231]
• Jesuits, [85], [146]
• Jews, [145], [156]
• “Journey in Southern Siberia,” [161]
• Kaaba, [216]
• Karagatch, [215]
• Kasbec, Mount, [236]
• Katholische Missions Statistik, [92]
• Kazan, [176], [220], [221], [228]
• Kelan, [227]
• Keuk Tash, [201]
• Kharbin, [3], [4], [57], [141], [148], [167], [178]
• Khiva, [122], [183]
• Khojend, [183], [185]
• Khokand, [183], [226]
• Khorasan, [194]
• Ki Cha, [68], [71], [72]
• Kil Moksa, [77], [78]
• Kim, André, [91]
• Kinel, [167-169]
• Kirghiz, [165], [172], [175]
• Steppes, [172]
• Kitchener, [45]
• Kite-flying, [46]
• Kobdo, [163]
• Koran, [189], [206], [212], [216], [225], [229]
• Korea, history, [72], [73]
• population, [62], [63]
• size, [62]
• war with China, [73]
• Japan, [85]
• Korean education, [63], [79], [81], [128], [129]
• dress, [71], [76], [94], [96], [100]
• gate, Liao Yang, [42], [43]
• generosity, [80], [83]
• hats, [69]
• official life, [96], [97]
• products, [63], [107]
• script, [63]
• shops, [68]
• “Sketches,” [103]
• water-carriers, [69]
• Krasnojarsk, [162]
• Krasnovodsk, [231]
• Krapotkin, [164], [184]
• Krose, [92]
• Kûfic, [190]
• Kurgan, [166]
• “Kuropatkin’s Eye,” [44]
• Kwan-cheng-tze, [6], [40]
• Land nationalisation, [157], [158]
• Li Dsuchung, [13]
• Liao Tong, [42], [138]
• Liao Yang, [12], [40], [Ch. iv.]
• Lobanoff, [73]
• Long White Mountains, [23]
• Louis, Saint, [197]
• Madressah, [187], [223]
• Bibi Khanum, [209-213], [216]
• El Azhar, [223]
• Ishrak Khaneh, [219]
• Khodja Akhrar, [219]
• Shir Dar, [207]
• Tilla Kari, [204], [208], [209]
• Timur Malik, [219]
• Uleg Beg, [204-207]
• Manchester, [214]
• Manchus, The, [11-15], [42]
• Manchu dress, [14], [36]
• dynasty, [11], [12], [14], [43]
• history, [11-15]
• inns, [52]
• marriage, [15]
• policy, [13]
• Manchuria town, [3]
• “Manchuria’s Strategic Railway,” [59]
• Medical Missions, [23-28], [48], [142], [143]
• assistants, [26], [48], [137]
• training college, [26], [27]
• Medicines, Chinese, [46], [47]
• Merv, [222]
• Mesnevi, [225]
• Methodist Episcopal, [80]
• Ming dynasty, [13], [20]
• tombs, [19], [20]
• Mining concessions, [63]
• Mission, American Methodist Episcopal, [80], [81]
• American Presbyterian, [79]
• Australian Presbyterian, [79], [108]
• Canadian Presbyterian, [79]
• Danish Lutheran, [27]
• Greek Orthodox Church, [161], [165], [222]
• Irish Presbyterian, [29], [36-39]
• Scotch Presbyterian 7, [27], [48], [50]
• Roman Catholic, [64], [Ch. x.], [104], [136]
• Salvation Army, [104]
• Swedish Mission, [221], [233]
• Society for the Propagation of the Gospel, [89], [136], [137]
• “Missions Etrangères,” [89]
• Mistletoe, [18], [19]
• Moffett, Dr., [79]
• “Mogul Emperors of Hindustan,” [195]
• Mohammedan mosques, [145], [185], [186], [219], [226], [227]
• schools, [145], [187], [204-208]
• Mohammedanism, China, [145], [146]
• Bokhara, [223], [224], [229]
• Siberia, [165], [166], [171]
• Turkestan, [185], [186], [206], [225], [226], [229]
• Monasteries, [52], [53], [57], [121]
• Mongol customs, [160]
• empire, [195]
• raids, [194], [223]
• Monks, [53], [56], [57], [120-122]
• Moscow, [214], [226]
• Moukden, [Ch. ii.], [58]
• Mullah, [191], [206], [215], [224]
• Museums, [22], [60]
• Nadir Shah, [191]
• Naval commission, [26]
• battle, [112], [136]
• Nestorian Church, [222]
• Newchwang, [25], [55]
• New Hebrides, [109]
• Nippon Yusen Kaisha, [137]
• Noorhachu, [11], [12], [18]
• Officers, Japanese, [59], [107], [123], [124], [131]
• Russian, [238], [239]
• Oil fields, [232]
• Omsk, [164]
• Ongons, [159]
• Orenburg, [166], [171]
• Orthodox Church, [161], [165], [222]
• Othman, [212]
• Oxus River, [183]
• Oyama, General, [25]
• Pailow, [19]
• Palace, Moukden, [20-22]
• Samarkand, [211-213], [215], [216]
• Seoul, [93-102]
• Parsees, [232]
• Passports, [237], [239]
• Peasants, Russian, [172], [173]
• Pedlars, Korean, [129]
• Peking, [13-15], [19], [43], [168]
• Permits, [176]
• Persians, [185], [201], [209], [228]
• architecture, [189], [190], [198]
• Petropavlosk, [165]
• Pichtack, [205]
• Piek-i, [85], [86]
• Pioneer Point, [71]
• Police, Russian, [176], [237-239]
• Poplars, [178], [215]
• Population, Korea, [62], [63]
• Siberia, [157], [158]
• Tashkent, [181]
• Tiflis, [234]
• Porcelain, [21], [22]
• Port Nicolas, [73]
• “Preaching of Islam,” [223]
• Presbyterians, [7], [27], [34-37], [79], [108]
• Prisons, [88], [155], [224]
• Protestant Missions, [64], [73]
• Psalm reader, [165]
• Pyöng Yang, [62], [Ch. vii.], [viii.]
• Raleigh, Sir Walter, [21]
• Railway, Japanese, [8], [40], [51], [Ch. vi.], [105], [107], [108], [135]
• Russian, [8], [167], [173], [174], [220]
• South Manchurian, [34], [35]
• Trans-Siberian, [Ch. xv.]
• International Sleeping Car Co., [152], [153], [157]
• Russian State Express, [152], [153], [157], [166]
• Red Cross, [25], [174], [222]
• Reftari khiraman, [225]
• Refugees, Moukden, [24]
• Reis, [224]
• Remedios, Jean dos, [87]
• Righistan, [204], [212]
• Ritual worship, [21]
• Roman Catholics, [64], [Ch. ix.], [104]
• Ross, Dr., [13]
• Rubruquis, de, [197-199]
• Russians, [203], [217], [221], [229], [230]
• occupation (Moukden), [23]
• police, [176], [237-239]
• Russo-Japanese war, [42], [73], [136]
• Sacrée Congrégation de la Propagande, [89]
• Saïd, Mir Berke, [191]
• Sámánids, [204]
• Samara, [167]
• Samarkand, [183], [187], [Ch. xix.], [222]
• la bien gardée, [212], [218]
• Sarts, [184], [202], [203], [206], [218]
• Schools, [37], [38], [81], [129], [145], [164], [187], [204-208]
• Seminary, Paris, [92]
• Senghoun-i, [85], [86]
• Seoul, [Ch. x.], [131], [132], [134], [135]
• “Seven Hates,” [11], [12]
• Shahr-i-Sabz, [193]
• Shamanism, [70], [159]
• Sheep, Kirghiz Steppes, [172]
• Shimonoseki, [110]
• Shinto, [110]
• Shops, [16], [68], [69], [180], [214]
• Siberia, [154-170]
• climate, [154]
• crops, [159]
• land tenure, [158]
• missions, [165]
• native inhabitants, [159], [165]
• population, [157], [158], [162]
• size, [158]
• trade, [156]
• Silks, [210], [214]
• Skrine, [229]
• Slavery, [225], [229]
• Smith, Dr. Arthur, [43 note]
• “Social Life of the Chinese,” [31]
• Society for the Propagation of the Gospel, [104], [136], [137]
• Songdo, [81]
• South Kensington Museum, [22]
• Storks, [184], [227]
• Stundists, [233]
• Sulphur baths, [234]
• Sungari River, [3], [5]
• Sunnites, [224]
• Surakhany, [232]
• Swedish Mission, [221], [233]
• Syr Daria, [175], [200]
• Taidsoo, [12]
• Taiga, [164]
• Tamerlane, [175], [Ch. xviii.], [201], [204]
• Tang Shan, [25]
• Taoist temple, [54]
• Tartars, [162]
• Tashkent, [168], [170], [176], [Ch. xvii.], [203], [206]
• Ta-tsing, [13]
• “Ten Parts Imperfect One,” [48]
• Teragai, [193]
• Tide, Korea, [112]
• Tientsin, [91]
• Tiflis, [232-234]
• Time-table, [169]
• Tobolsk, [165]
• Tombs, Daniel’s, [217], [218]
• Korean, [71], [102-104]
• Ming, [13], [19], [20]
• Moukden, [12], [16-19], [28-30]
• Shah Zindeh’s, [215], [216]
• Tamerlane’s, [189-193]
• Tomsk, [163], [164], [174]
• Tonghak, [73]
• Toprach, [219]
• Tortoise, [19]
• Trans-Baikal, [154]
• Translation Society, [162]
• Trans-Siberian Railway, [Ch. xv.]
• Travel hints, [132], [133], [152], [153], [237]
• “Travels in Central Asia,” [226]
• Tschagu Tschiendogu, [120]
• Tschang Do, [125]
• Tsiou, [87], [88]
• Turanians, [223]
• “Turkestan, Into,” [Ch. xvi.]
• history, [183]
• town, [175]
• Turks, [200]
• Tycho-Brahé, [205]
• Tyenaga, [59]
• Uhér, [160]
• Uleg Beg, [204], [205]
• Union Medical College, Moukden, [27]
• Union Theological Seminary, [78], [79]
• United Free Church of Scotland, [27]
• Un Mun, [61]
• Usturdi, [160], [161]
• Uzbegs, [175], [185]
• Vambéry, [190], [223], [225]
• Vienna, [169], [232], [233]
• Vladivostock, [146], [162], [166]
• Volga, [174]
• Volochisk, [233], [237-239]
• “Voyage of Friar William de Rubruquis,” [198]
• Wagons Lits, [183]
• War god, [70]
• Water carriers, [70]
• Watering roads, [183], [184]
• Waterproofs, [131]
• Waterworks, Japanese, [70]
• Westwater, Dr., [46]
• White Sea, [174]
• Wiju, [59]
• Wolff, [224]
• Woman, [186]
• Women’s Mission Work, [27], [28], [77], [142-144], [222]
• Wonsan, [108], [111]
• X-rays, [25]
• Xavier, Francis, [146]
• Yalu River, [59]
• Yamaga, [73]
• Yamato Hotel, Dalny, [138]
• Kwan-cheng-tze, [6]
• Yenisei River, [162], [163]
• Young, Dr., [17]
• Young Men’s Christian Association, [104], [132]
• Yun, Hon. T. H., [61]
• Zenedjin’s Tomb, [184]
• Zenghiata’s Tomb, [184]
• Zoological Gardens, [104]

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