The Gates of India: Being an Historical Narrative

by Sir Thomas Hungerford Holdich

• Tabriz, [368]
• Taft, [322]
• Tagao Ghur river, [221]
• Tagao Ishlan river, [215]-[16], [223]; valley, [486]
• Tagdumbash Pamir, [180], [279], [517]
• Taimanis:
  • Country of, [84], [214], [217], [220], [222]-[223], [478], [488]
  • Kidnapping by, in Afghan Turkistan, [253]
  • Traditions of, [212]
  • Women of, Ferrier's account of, [489]
  • mentioned, [481], [489]
• Taiwara (Ghur):
  • Herat, route from, [223]
  • Importance of, [487]
  • Ruins at, [222], [488]
  • mentioned, [220], [515]
• Tajik (Kurt), dynasty in Ghur, [218]
• Tajiks, Badakshani, [432]
• Takla Makan, [283]
• Takht-i-Rustam (tope at Haibak), [446]
• Takht-i-Suliman mountain:
  • Expedition to (1882), [112], [119], [513]
  • River gorges of, [137]
  • mentioned, [137], [464]
• Takzar (Zakar), [251], [252]
• Talara, [300]-[301]
• Talbot, Colonel the Hon. M. G., R.E., [264] and n., [446]; cited, [489]-[90]
• Talekan, [271]-[4]
• Talikan, [241], [243], [504]; Mahomedan saint at, [447]
• Talikan (Talikhan), [243] and n., [249]
• Talikan plains, [506], [509]
• Talikhan plain, [423]
• Taloi range, [164]
• Tamerlane. See [Timur]
• Tarikh-i-Rashidi cited, [186]
• Tarim river, [173], [174], [283]
• Tarnak river, [224]
• Tashkurghan:
  • Fort of, [279], [281]
  • Kabul, routes to, [260], [419]
  • Moorcroft at, [448]
  • otherwise mentioned, [88], [482]
• Tashkurghan river, [261], [279]
• Tarsi (Parsi), [489]
• Tate, Mr. G. P., cited, [336]
• Taxila, [29], [94], [99]
• Taxiles, [99]
• Teheran:
  • Hamadan telegraph route to, [48]
  • Kashan, question as to railway via, [322]
  • Mashad route from, [54], [77]; question as to railway by, [319]
• Termez, [278], [279]
• Teshkhan, [424]
• Thakot, [121]
• Tibet:
  • Chinese Turkistan formerly included in, [283]
  • Gold-fields of, [51]
  • Gold-digging legends concerning, [31]
  • Idrisi's description of, [281]-[3]
  • Invasion of India from, possibility as to, [188]
  • Mongol invasion of, [186]-[7]
  • Moorcroft in, [439]-[40]
• Tibetans, modern, [283]
• Tiglath Pilesur, King of Assyria, [6], [44], [46], [49], [51], [52], [57]
• Tigris river, [368]
• Til pass, [275]
• Timur Hissar, [356]
• Timur Shah (Tamerlane):
  • Herat and Ghur broken up by, [219]
  • Kafiristan invaded by, [327], [355]-[6], [435]
  • Merv-el-Rud destroyed by, [242]
  • otherwise mentioned, [193], [394], [414], [481]
• Tingelab river, [486]
• Tippak, [283]
• Tir, [238]-[9]
• Tir Band-i-Turkistan mountains, [239], [240], [247], [258]
• Tirah Expedition, [105]
• Tiz (Talara), [299]-[301]
• Tochi river, [475]
• Tochi valley, [136]; route by, [512]-[14]
• Todd, Major d'Arcy, [480]
• Tokhari (Kushan), [241]
• Tokharistan (Oxus region), [241]; capital of, [243]
• To-li (Darel), [179], [182]-[3]
• Tomeros river, [157]
• Tous, [479]
• Topchi valley, [386], [388]
• Torashekh, [237], [482]
• Transportation of whole populations, [40], [44]
• Travel, camaraderie of, [463]-[4]
• Travels in Afghanistan, Baluchistan, the Punjab, and Kalat (Masson) cited, [349] et seq.
• Trebeck, [439]-[40], [444], [448], [459]
• Tsungling, [177], [178]
• Tubaran, [315]-[17]
• Turan, [315]-[16]
• Turfan, [172]
• Turki language, [394]
• Turkistan, Afghan. See [Afghan Turkistan]
• Turkman women, [283]
• Turkmans, Ersari, [459]-[60]
• Turks, Khizilji, [281]-[2]
• Turks Tibetans, [282]

• Uch, [364], [366]
• Udyana (Wuchung), [179], [184]
• Ujaristan valley, [515]
• Unai (Honai, Bamian) pass, [87], [260], [262], [379], [389], [414], [420], [446]; importance of, [521]; Wood's description of, [417]
• Ur (Mugheir), [42]
• Urmara, [368]
• Urukh (Warka), [163]
• Urusgan valley, [515]
• Uthal, [307]
• Uzbeks:
  • Agricultural pursuits of, [251]
  • Dwellings of, [249]
  • Kirghiz compared with, [430]
  • Man-stealing propensities of, [421]
  • Murad Khan acknowledged liege by, [383], [413]
  • Snake-handling by, [253]
  • Wood's estimate of, [423]

• Vaisravana, [178]
• Varsach river, [424]
• Vektavitch, Lieut., [400]
• Ventura, General, [367]
• Victoria Lake, [430]-[31]

• Wad, [373]
• Wade, Captain, [397], [398]
• Wainwright, E. A., cited, [313]
• Wakhab (Panja) river, [279]
• Wakhan, [273], [281], [327]
• Wakhjir pass, [279]
• Waksh, [273], [278]
• Wakshab river, [273], [278]
• Walian (Gwalian) pass, [414]
• Walid I., Kalif, [292], [307]
• Walker, General, cited, [123], [508]
• Wana, [513]
• Wardak valley, [466], [475]
• Wardoj river, [429], [437]
• Wardoj (Zebak) valley, [436]
• Warka (Urukh), [163]
• Warwalin, [271]-[2]
• Washir, [490]
• Wazirabad lake, [98]
• Waziris, [464], [474]
• Waziristan, [473]
• Weather, effects of, on natural features, [117]-[18]
• Westward migrations, [45], [61]
• Wilson, Major David, cited, [368]
• Wiltshire, General, [406]
• Wine made by Kafirs, [133]-[4]
• Wood, Lieut., mission of, to Badakshan, [402]; with Lord, [412], [416]-[18], [420], [422], [432], [439]; explorations of the Oxus by, [420], [423], [428]-[35]; Indus navigation by, [454]; cited, [505]-[507], [523]; estimate of, [431]; value of work of, [418]
• Wolff, Rev. Joseph, [376]
• Woodthorpe, [429], [509]
• Wuchung (Udyana), [179], [184]
• Wynaad gold-fields, [51]

• Xenophon, retreat of, from Persia, [18], [42]; appreciation of, [66]; cited, [42]
• Xerxes, [20], [31], [91]

• Yahudi. See [Jews]
• Yahudia, [251], [255]
• Yakmina (Darak Yamuna), [317]
• Yakulang, [262]; valley, [256]
• Yaman, [220], [222]
• Yang Kila, [433]
• Yar Mahomed Khan, [445], [477], [480], [490], [494]
• Yarkand, [279], [328]
• Yezd, [322]
• Yezdambaksh, [378], [382]-[4]
• Yule, Sir Henry, cited, [219], [508]
• Yusli, [307]-[308]
• Yusuf Darra route to Sar-i-pul, [483]
• Yusufzai rising, [350]

• Zaimuni, [389]
• Zakar (Takzar), [251], [252]
• Zal valley, [262]
• Zamindawar (Dawar), [83], [205]-[206], [223], [491]
• Zarah swamp, [204]
• Zarangai, [33]-[4]
• Zardaspan, [90]
• Zari stream, [257]
• Zariaspa. See [Andarab]
• Zarinje, [203], [204]
• Zarni, [222]
• Zebak:
  • Faizabad, route from, [511]
• Zebak:
  • Importance of, [427], [429], [433]
  • mentioned, [279]
• Zebak river, [437], [520]
• Zebak (Wardoj) valley, [436]
• Zhob valley, [137]
• Zindajan (Bouchinj), [231], [232], [479]
• Zirmast pass, [236], [239], [240]
• Zirni, [487], [488]
• Zohak, [267], [387]; valley, [421]
• Zohaka, [466]
• Zoji-la, [180]

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