Tsa-chu-tsangpo, river, junction with upper Brahmaputra, ii. [74]
Tsaktserkan, author’s official attendant in Shigatse, i. 302, 353
Tsalam-nakta-la pass, ii. [376]
Tsamba, or parched meal, i. 215
Tsangpo (upper Brahmaputra), river, i. 284; formation and fertility of valley, 284, 285; varying nomenclature of, 287; description of boats on, 288; varied scenery of, 290, 293; day-dreams on, 291; pilgrim parties on, 292, 293; dust-storms, 402, 403
Tsasa-la pass, ii. [75]
Tsechung-tso, lake, ii. [95]
Tsepagmed, seated figure of Buddha, i. 355
Tsering, cook to author, i. 152; loquacity of, 157, 161; vocal powers of, ii. [13]
Tsering Dava, Tibetan nomad, i. 189, 191