Basdeo Dewal, temple, e. 17.
Bassein, treaty of, 239.
Basurba, 53.

Battle axe type, coins, a new variety
of, 65.

Bayley, Sir Stuart, Lieut.-Governor of
Bengal, 200.

Bchom-ldan-ades sman-lha-imdo-tsho-ga-

nor-bu-

suying-po-bsdus-pa-yid-bshin
shes-bya-ba-bshugs-so, a Tibetan work,

153.

Bchom-ldan-adas

thub-pa-i-dbang-po-i-

rnam-par-thar-pa-la bstod-pa, a Tibetan
work, 174.

Bde-bar gshegs-pa-la bstod-pa-lha-irnga-
bo-chhe-i-sgra-dbyans-shes-bya-ba-bsh-
ugs-so, a Tibetan work, 159.
Beams, J., Mr., 250, 251.

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his short note on the Old-
Dutch hatchments in Chin-
surah Church, 274.

Berlin, city, 367.
Betwa, river, 246.

Beveridge, H:-Observations on General
Maclagan's paper on the Jesuit Mis-
sions to the Emperor Akbar, 49–56.
Bhadawar, city, e. 37.
Bhagvanlal Indrāji, Pandit, his account
of the Western Ksarapas, 227, 370.
Bhajja, pr. n., 289.

Bhāndārā, a district in the C.P., e. 109.
Bhandrepa, family, 364.

Bhanpura, mint, coin of, 233.

Bharatpur, town, e. 55.
Bharhichowra, place, 180.
Bhartpur, town, 289.
Bhātī, country, 58.
Bhedapa, family, 365.

Bhelari, village, 183.

Bhim Singh, Raja of Kotah, e. 28.

Bhim Singh Hādā, Raja, 291, 294, 298,

e. 36.

Bhim Singh, Rao, e. 59.

Bhojpur, town, 246.

Bhojpuri dialects of Saran, notes on, 245
-249.

Bhojpuri dialects origin of, 246.
Bhoj Raja, 246.

Bholanath, pr. n., 201.
Bhore, place, 196.
Bhowal, town, 58.

Bhubanesvar Dutt, Babu, Dewan Hatwa
Raj, 200.
Bhuinhar, caste, 178.

Bhajawan Misir, pr. n., 196.
Bhukan Mall, e. 47.
Bhurkaha, village, 183.
Bhurthoohi, place, 193, 195.
Bhusandā, village, 35.
Biānah, town, e. 50.

Bibi Sata, wife of Ahmad Shah III, e. 12.
Bidyapur, village, e. 52, e. 53, e. 55.
Bijapur, mint, 358.

Bījāpur dāru-z-Zafar, mint, coin of, 240.
Bījugarh, place, 191.
Bikā, Hazāri, 324.
Bikaner, a district, 314.
Bilmāriā or Lalpur, 111.
Bindraban, mint town, 79.
Bird, Shearman, Secretary, 209, 211.
Bir Pratap Shahi, Babu, 198.

Privy Council Judg.
ment on the appeal
of, 223-225.

Bir Sen, Rájá, founder of the Hutwa
Ráj family, 179.
Bisen Rajputs, 180.
Bishmukh Raja, 254.
Bishnath, plain, 258.
Bishnath-On some Archæological re-
mains in, e. 16-19.

Bişpi, village, e. 21.

Bkah-agyur, a Tibetan work, 119.
Bkra-shis brtsegs-pa bshugs-so, a Tibetan
work, 151.

Blama-brgyud-pa-i-rnam-thar, a Tibetan
work, 128.
Bla-ma-mchhod-pa-i-chho-go, a Tibetan
work, 157.

Bla-ma-shi-ba-i-phrin-sgrub-rin-po-chhe-
i-sgron__me-uyang-bted,

a Tibetan

work, 160.

Bleazby, G. B., Mr., of Allahabad, 229,
230, 242, 373, e. 109.
Blochmann, Mr. 49, 53.
Blon-po-bka-i-thang, 131.
Bodhisattva, Avalokitesvara the guar-
dian Saint of Tibet, e. 82.
Bod-kyi brda-i-bye-brag-blo-ldan
mkho-i-sgron-gsal, a Tibetan work, 140.
Bod-kyi-brda-i-bye-ba brag-gsal-bar-byed-

uyer.

pa-i-bsten-bchos-tshigs-be-u-byad
mkhas-pa-i-ngag-gi-sgron-ma, a Tibetan

pa

Bod-kyi-beda-sprod-pa-i-gshung-sum-chu

work, 141.

pa-dang rtags-kyi-ajug-pa-nyung-ngu--

tshig-gis-go-sla-bar-bkral-ba legs-bshadi

snang-ba-dampa-shes-bya-ba-bshugs-so,a
Tibetan work, 139.

Bodo, group of languages and Deori
Chutiya, some connections between, 37.
Bodong-riseb, district, e. 100.
Bokhara, city, 263, 270.
Bon, religion, e. 86.
Bondi, city, 292.

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a province of Rajputana, e. 59.
campaign against, e. 59.
Bonio Nanju, Profsr. of Sanskrit, 118.
Booneah Rajas, dynasty of the, 60.
Bordhol Dewal, temple, e. 17.
Bothenia Andreae, 274.
Bourbon, John Philip, 54.
Bourdillon, Mr. 198.
Boyer, M., 272, 273.
Bragcaupa, family, 365.
Brahmachari, Fakir, e. 17.
Brahmāṇda Purāṇa, 272.
Brahmaputra, river, 58, 254.
river god, 259.
Brahmi inscription on the reverse of a
Nahapana coin, 228.

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Brihadratha, the last Mayurya king, 180.
Brindaban, village, 201.

Bristow, Mr., British Resident at the
Court of Oudh, 188, 207.

Broach, a city on the Bombay Coast,
53, 268.

171.

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Buroi river, 254, 255, 259.
"Burra-Gosai Jharoni," a clump of trees

marks found on stones
in the, 257.

plan of the, 256.

known as, e. 19.

Burrah Gang, place, 204, 208.Į
Buxar, battle of, 181, e. 109.
Byabapa, family, 364.
Bya-ka-rana-i-rtsa-ba-sum-chhupa-d a n g-
rtags-kyi-ajug-pa-guyis-bshugs-so, a Ti-
betan work, 138.

Byang-chhub-lam-gyi - dmar-khrid thams-
chadmkhyen-par-agrod-pa-i-bde-lam-
shes-bya-ba-bshugs-so, a Tibetan work,

Byang-chhub-lam gyi-rim-pa-i-akhrid-kyi
-sa-bchad, a Tibetan work, 143.
Byang-chhub-lam-gyi-rim-pa-i-akhrid-yig-

ajam pa-i-dbyans kyi shal-lung, a Tibe-
tan work, 172.

Byang-chhub-l a m-g yi- r i m-p a-i-d m a r-
khrid-thams-chad-mkhyen-par bgrod-pa-
i-bde-rims-shes-bya-ba-bshugs-so, a Ti-
betan work, 165.
Byang-chhub-sem-dpa-i-spyod-pal ajug-pa

-bshugs-so, a Tibetan work, 170.
Byang-chhub-sems-dpa-i-spyod-pa-la-ajud
pa-i-agrel-ba-legs-par-lshad-pa-i- r g y a
mtsho shes-bya-ba bshugs-so, a Tibetan
work, 171.
Byang-pa-rig-azin

chhen po-ngag-gi
dbang po-i-rnam-thar, a Tibetan work,
125.

Byroo Singh, pr. n., 191.

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Cairns, Lord, 224.

Canbar, people of, 249.
Canto Babu, Dewan, 192, 205.
Canton, Chinese city, 269.
Carstairs, Mr., 116.
Cashmere, country, 260.
Catron Manonchi, 69.
Census of Tibet, e. 99-101.
Ceranel, Pergana, 247.
Chabelah Ram, 290.

Raja, Governor of Allahabad,❤
e. 32, e. 45, e. 48, e. 56.
Chachraali, mint town, 79.
Chainpur Babu, 194.

Chait Shahi, Mahárájá Báhádur, 184.
Chait Singh, Raja of Benares, 186.
Chakhyungtag, place, e. 85.
Chaklah Muradabad, 315.
Ćakora Sātakarņi, pr. n., 272, 273.
Chalukya, Dynasty of Gujarat, 372,

Chupra, Grand Durbar at, 198.
άuraman Jāt, son of Bhajjā, 289–294,
302, 324, 341, e. 36—37, e. 47—48.
Ćuraman, Jat, settlement with, 309.
Chutiyās, people, 37.
Chûzang-Rinpo-che, the abbot of Khog-

gon, e. 92.
Chya-Yul District, e. 102.
Chyog-le Namgyal, Court, e. 88.
Chyrog-tshang-pa, monastery, e. 102.
Clans of the Roy Bareilly Districts, 250.
Cleveland, Mr. 191.

Clive, Lord, 269.

Codrington, Dr., 241, 370.

Cognomen Bahmani, origin of the, e. 1.
Coinage in Bengal, the East India Com-
pany assumed the right of, e. 109.
Coinage of Farrukhsiyar, 357.
Coin of Gujarat fabric, metal of, 235.
features of, 237–238.
form of, 235-236.
legends of, 236.

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mint of, 238-239.
weight of, 236.
Coins of Medieval India, Cunningham's,

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227.

Coins of Murshidabad Mint between 1748
and 1793 A.D., e. 109-113.
Colvile, Sir James W., 224.
Conquest of Tibet by the Tartars, e.
96-102.

Dadrah, village, 253.
Dahibhata, village, e. 26.
Dilamite dynasty, 2.
Dalman, pargana, 252.
Dalton, Captain, 254.
Daman, Portuguese city, 53.
Dames, Mr., 75.
Danbákyābali, e. 23.

Dandanāyaka, title of royal favour, 284.

Dangra, district, e. 100.
Dangsi, pargana, 249.
Danishmand Khan, 290.
Dan Khang, district, e. 98.
Daorahhar, a hamlet, 252.
Daphla, country, 256.

Daphas, Mongolian tribe, 255, 258.
Dapung, monastery, e. 80, e. 86.
Dapûng Talku, an Avatar, title, e. 83.
Darbār-i-Akbari, 53.

Dharwar, town, 80.

Dhiresvara, son of Deváditya, e. 26-27.

Dholpur, city, 290.
Dhongrā Devī, 33.
Dhongra Hill, 32.
Dhongresvarī, 33.
Dhujju Singh, Babu, 192.
Dibrugarh, district, 36, 254.
Diego-da-Coato, pr. n., 53.
Dig, place, 289.
Digambara Chatterji,

Vīvādaratnākar, e. 25.
Dighapatiya, Rajahs of, 110.
Dihli, city, 288.

mint, 357.

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Di-khung, district, e. 98.
monastery, e. 100.

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Dikhung, district, e. 102.
Dikrang, river, 259.

Dilawar, 'Ali Khan, Sayyed, 351, e. 51,
e. 57-59.

Dilawar Jang, 325.

Dil Daler Khan, the 'Ali Murad Khānī,
321.

Dildarnagar, camp at, 190.

Dilu King, founder of the city of Delhi,
180.

Dinapore, city, 191.

Dindar Khan, 347.

Dirham Shara'ī, a coin, 303.

translator of

Dpal-rje-btsun-sgrol-ma-i-mtshan-brg y a-
rtsa-brgyad shes-pa-skadgnyis-gshan-sb -
yar bshugs-so, a Tibetan work, 155.
Dragchospa, family, 364.
Drang-ba-dang-nges-pa-i-don

rnam-par-

abyed-pa-i-bstan-bchos-bgs-bshad-sny-
ing-po bshugs-so, a Tibetan work, 177.
Dri-med-od-zer (Lama), the work and
teachings of, 158.

Dronin, Mr., 67.

Droz Simeon, 207.

Dsongkha Jong, district, e. 98.
Duffla, range of low hills, e. 16.
Du-gugang, district, e. 100.
Du-Jarric, 53, 55.

Dujjoo Singa, pr. n., 203-205.
Duka-pa, district, e. 98.

Dûkpa, monastery, e. 100.
Durgā, image of, 184.

Durgabhakti Taranginī, e. 23, e. 27.
Dur-gchod-kyî ngag-adon agrigs-chhags-
su-bkod-pa-dur-sri-rgyan-gchod, a Tiqe-
tan work, 146.

Durjan Singh, son of Mánsingh, 59.
Durkee, J. H., of New York, 229.
Durminyeg, district, e. 100.
Dus-gsum-sangs-rgyas thams-chad kyi-ngo

bor gyal ba blo-bzang grags-pa-la gsol-
adebs-pa i smon-tshig bsam-pa lhun-gyi
-grub-pa she-bya-wa, a Tibetan work,
151.

Du-wensha, a compiler of official records
of Tibet, e. 101.

Character of, 353–355.

Children of, 360-361,

Coinage of, 357-359.

Death of, 348–352.

Length of the reign of, 356.

Made a prisoner and deposed,

344-348.

Reign of, 355.

Seals of, 358.

Style and title in life and after
death, 356.

Two rare coins of, 241-242,
Wives of, 359–360.

Farrukhsiyar, son of Aurangzeb, 240,

Farrukhsiyar's widow made over to

Ajit Singh, e. 51.

Faşiḥul Islam, 112.

Fatḥabad, mint town, 80, 242.

Fatḥabād Dhārūr mint, coin of, 241.

Fathepur, pargana, 253.

Fateh Shahi, Rájá, 181, 182, 191, 192,

205.

Father Goldie, 56.

Father Monserrat, 56.

Fath Khan, Fāzil, e. 6, e. 41.

Fathpur, fort, 61, e. 51.

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Sikri, city, 51, e. 50, e. 57, e. 58.
Fatty Shaw, Zemindar of Hosseypur,
206, 208.

Fauthome, J. F :-a forgotten city, 276.
Fatima, 58.

Fazl-i Rabbi, Khundkar, 113.
Fidæ Khan, 304, 315.

Firdusi, Persian Poet, 2.

Firishtá, e. 2—4.

Firoz Shah III., coin of, 373.