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Himalaya

Page 76

by Ed Douglas


  Capuchins in, 95, 143, 205, 208, 303–7, 309

  cartography, 202–26

  Cooch Behar conflict (1772–3), 138–9

  Dalai Lama, reincarnation of, 293

  David-Néel’s visit (1924), 313

  Desideri in (1716–21), 95, 135, 161, 205, 303–4

  Dogra War (1841–1842), 279–80, 391

  Dubernard in (1864–1905), 346

  Dungan Revolt (1895–1896), 312

  ethnic groups in, 296, 306

  Farrer expedition (1914–16), 346–8

  Grueber’s visit (1661), 93–4

  Huc’s visit (1846), 297–8, 307–9, 379

  Jesuits in, see Jesuits

  kashag, 136

  Kawaguchi’s visit (1900–1902), 394–5

  Kishen Singh’s voyage (1878–1882), 288

  Ladakh border dispute, 280–82

  Ladakh–Mughal War (1679–84), 161

  Lifanyuan, 203

  Littledale’s visit (1895), 314–16

  Longstaff expedition (1905), 367

  Macaulay mission (1885–1886), 384–5

  Manning’s visit (1811–12), 292–4, 303

  Margary murder (1875), 384

  minting of currency, 83, 121, 163, 168, 169

  Moorcroft expedition (1812), 268–78, 295, 327

  Nain Singh’s visits (1865–1867), 287–8

  Nepalese War (1788–1792), 98, 164–5, 168–72, 177, 185, 186, 292, 381

  Nepalese War (1855–1856), 258–9, 377, 380

  Panchen Lama and, 136, 142, 145, 146, 293

  Phari raid (1883), 384

  Purdom in (1909–1911), 346

  Rijnhart’s visit (1898), 313

  Rebellion (1905), 346, 396–7

  Renou mission (1854), 309

  rhubarb trade, 136

  Rockhill’s ambassadorship (1905–1909), 393–4, 492

  Russia, relations with, 388–9, 393, 394, 398

  Schlagintweit expeditions (1854–1857), 352–5

  Sikkim occupation (1886–1888), 385, 386

  Smyth’s visits, 283–5

  Strachey’s visit (1846), 281

  Strachey’s visit (1848), 353, 354

  Taylor’s visit (1890), 311

  Treaty of Amritsar (1846), 280–81, 331

  Treaty of Calcutta (1890), 311, 386

  Treaty of Calcutta (1908), 397

  Treaty of Kyirong (1789), 169

  Treaty of Lhasa (1904), 393, 399

  Treaty of Thapathali (1856), 377, 380, 388

  Turner mission (1783), 148–9, 150

  u lag, 306

  Van der Putte in (1728–1731), 208, 294

  Xinhai Revolution (1911–12), 398, 411

  yarab choesang in, 304

  Younghusband expedition (1903–1904), 288, 292, 311, 316, 367, 375, 390–93

  Zhao’s invasion (1910), 397

  Qinghai, 87, 94, 162, 203, 345, 437, 438, 486, 495

  Qishan, 282, 308

  Qu Yinhua, 509–10

  Quarterly Review, 224

  quartz, 36

  quinine, 327, 339

  Quito, Ecuador, 216

  Rabdentse, Sikkim, 334

  racialism; racism, 102–4, 236, 309, 409, 433

  Radio Lhasa, 491

  radio posts, 459, 491, 511

  Rafailov, Mehdi, 276

  Raffles, Stamford, 191

  Rai, Shiva Dat, 177

  Rai people, 108, 342, 525

  railways, 151–2, 332

  Raj, Yogesh, 124

  Raja Dharma, 184

  Rajasthan, 390

  Rajendra Bikram Shah, King of Nepal, 245–53, 279

  Rajputs, 113, 114, 120, 177, 180, 233, 253, 263, 278

  Rajya Laksmi Devi, 246, 248, 249, 250, 251–3

  Rakhiot valley, 364

  Raksha Dal, 458

  Rakshas Tal, 267, 275

  rakshasa, 14

  Ralung monastery, Tibet, 143

  Ram Shah, King of Gorkha, 115, 119

  Ram, Anant, 281–2

  Ramayana, 8, 184

  Ramgarh, Nepal, 194

  Rampur, Uttar Pradesh, 270, 279, 281

  Ramsay, William, 361

  Rana Bahadur Shah, King of Nepal, 172–3, 174, 183, 185, 249

  Rana dynasty (1846–1951), 253, 411, 443–50, 460, 465, 510, 512

  1846–1877 Jang Bahadur, see Rana, Jang Bahadur

  1877–1885 Ranodip, 377, 387

  1885–1901 Bir Shamsher, 377–8, 387

  1901 Dev Shamsher, 387–8

  1901–1929 Chandra Shamsher, 377, 387–8, 389, 395–6, 411, 444–6

  1929–1932 Bhim Shamsher, 446–7, 448

  1932–1945 Juddha Shamsher, 447–8, 512, 513

  1945–1948 Padma Shamsher, 448–9

  1948–1951 Mohan Shamsher, 449–50, 462

  Rana, Bhir Shamsher, 377–8, 387, 446–7, 448

  Rana, Chandra Shamsher, 377, 387–8, 389, 395–6, 411, 444–6, 513

  Rana, Dev Shamsher, 387–8

  Rana, Devyani, 513

  Rana, Dhir Shamsher, 377, 447

  Rana, Jang Bahadur, 229, 238–9, 249–60, 279, 337

  China, relations with, 381

  Indian Rebellion (1857), 239, 249, 259, 377, 380

  Tibet War (1855–1856), 258–9, 377, 380

  Rana, Juddha Shamsher, 447–8, 512, 513

  Rana, Kaiser Shamsher, 459

  Rana, Mohan Shamsher, 448, 449, 450, 462

  Rana, Padma Shamsher, 448–9

  Rana, Pashupati Shamsher, 446, 513

  Rana, Ranodip, 377, 387

  Rangit river, 336, 338

  Rangjung Dorje, 133

  Ranjit Singh, Sikh Maharaja, 176, 180–81, 187, 196, 233, 246, 278

  Ranjuli, 264

  Raper, Felix, 199, 219, 220, 221, 222–3, 266

  Rapti river, 219

  Rasgotra, Maharaja Krishna, 459

  Rasuwagadhi, Nepal, 151, 164, 171, 177, 461

  Ratna Park, Kathmandu, 80

  Ratna Rajya, Queen consort of Nepal, 512–13

  Raute, 29

  Ravi Shankar, 1

  Rawalpindi, Punjab, 351

  Rawats, 263–7, 277

  Rawdon-Hastings, Francis, 183, 187, 190, 193, 194, 197, 241

  Rawling, Cecil, 395, 396

  Raxaul, Bihar, 152

  Raymo, Maureen, 27

  Rébuffat, Gaston, 462–3

  red pandas, 29, 469–70

  Red Sea, 23

  Régis, Jean-Baptiste, 203

  Regmi, Mahesh Chandra, 117

  Regulating Act (1773), 127, 140

  Reid, Charles, 235–6

  Reid, J E, 492

  reincarnation, 97, 130, 133, 168, 292–3, 436, 473

  Rendawa, 131

  Reni, Tibet, 70

  Rennell, James, 137, 211–14, 218, 223

  Rennell, Jane, 213

  Renou, Charles, 309

  Republic of China (1912–1949), 318, 346–8, 411, 434, 437

  Civil War (1927–1949), 437, 455–6, 487, 488, 490

  Farrer expedition (1914–16), 346–8

  Japanese War (1937–1945), 428, 456, 487

  Huang mission (1933), 434–5, 490

  Kingdon-Ward expeditions (1913–1925), 321, 348

  Mongolian and Tibetan Affairs Commission, 487

  Nanjing Massacre (1938), 456

  Panchen Lama, relations with, 403, 435, 438

  Purdom in (1914–1921), 346–7

  three principles, 483

  Tibet Improvement Party, relations with, 483, 486

  Tibet War (1930–1932), 411, 438, 487

  Treaty of Simla (1914), 400, 402, 459, 494

  United Nations Declaration (1942), 492

  Republic of India (1950–)

  Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), 17

  border skirmishes (1959), 503–4

  China, relations with, 502–5

  Chinese War (1962), 2, 13, 261–2, 263, 399, 415, 504–5, 515

  communism in, 106

  Dalai Lama in (19
59–), 155, 261, 472, 496, 502

  Elizabeth II’s visit (2018), 342

  Emergency (1975–1977), 516

  Everest expedition (1953), 467–8

  Five Principles of Peaceful Coexistence (1954), 502, 503

  Indo-Tibet Border Police, 262

  Nepal, relations with, 449, 450, 459, 514–15, 516

  Pakistan, relations with, 505, 519

  scheduled tribes, 262, 263

  Sikkim invasion (1973), 516

  statue vandalism (2018), 106

  Tibet, relations with, 495, 502

  United States, relations with, 504–5

  Republic of Salò (1943–1945), 454

  Rerighat, Nepal, 174

  Reting monastery, Lhasa, 73, 131–2, 436

  Reting Rinpoche, 437, 439

  Réunion, 22

  Reuters, 501

  Revolt against the Modern World (Evola), 451

  Rex, Tony, 20

  rhinos, 29

  Rhodes, Cecil, 106

  rhododendrons, 334, 336, 337, 339, 344, 345

  rhubarb, 136, 156, 273

  Ricci, Matteo, 76, 451

  rice–lama line, 154, 155

  Richardson, Hugh, 497

  Dalai Lama, search for (1937–1939), 437, 438

  Chongqing liaison officer (1940–1946), 456

  Gendun Chopel affair (1946), 486

  Gould mission (1936), 436

  Heathcote, correspondence with, 149

  Tucci’s entry request (1946), 454

  von Richthofen, Ferdinand, 295

  Riddle of the Tsangpo Gorges, The (Kingdon-Ward), 321

  Ridi Bazar, Nepal, 174

  Riefenstahl, Leni, 410, 424

  Rigzin Dorje Ringang, 402

  Rijnhart, Charles, 313

  Rijnhart, Petrus, 312–13

  Rijnhart, Susanna Carson, 312–13

  Rinchen Lhamo, 316

  Rinchen Zangpo, 70, 71, 72

  Ripley, Sidney Dillon, 461

  Ripon, SS, 254

  Rishiganga Gorge, 356, 367, 412, 415

  Rishikesh, 1, 12

  Risley, Herbert Hope, 386

  Rite of Spring (Stravinsky), 431

  Roberts, Jimmy, 517, 521

  Robinson, William, 343–4

  Roch, André, 441, 464

  rock art, 41–2, 66

  rock sediment, 26

  Rock, Joseph, 348

  Rockhill, William Woodville, 309, 379, 393–4

  Roerich, George, 431, 484

  Roerich, Helena, 431

  Roerich, Nicholas, 430–32

  Rohilkhand, Uttar Pradesh, 270

  Rohilla, 16, 242, 269–70

  Roman Empire (27 BCE– 476 CE), 40, 74

  Romanticism, 93, 101, 214, 290, 320, 348, 350, 424

  Rome University, 454

  Rong-pa, 272

  Rongbuk monastery, Tibet, 417, 420, 457, 509

  Roosevelt, Franklin Delano, 429, 492–3

  Roosevelt, Theodore, 394

  Rosenberg, Alfred, 432

  Rositzke, Harry, 505

  Ross, James Clark, 325

  Roxburgh, William, 326

  Roy, William, 225

  Royal Air Force (RAF), 421

  Royal Asiatic Society, 290, 294

  Royal Botanic Gardens, Edinburgh, 323, 340, 345, 347

  Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, 314, 322, 323, 326, 333, 339, 346, 348

  Royal Botanic Institution, Glasgow, 323

  Royal Collection, 126, 128

  Royal Geographical Society, 372, 374

  Bird’s lecture (1897), 310

  Bogle’s papers, 139, 294

  Chandra’s honorary award (1908), 396

  Goldie’s presidency (1905–1908), 395

  Graham’s lecture (1884), 355, 356

  Holdich’s presidency (1917–1919), 294, 396

  Kishen Singh expedition (1878–1882), 289

  Littledale expedition (1895), 315

  Manning’s papers, 294

  McGovern and, 406

  women and, 310, 315

  Younghusband’s presidency (1919–1922), 372, 396, 401

  Royal Horticultural Society, 343

  Royal Hotel, Kathmandu, 469–71, 514, 517

  Royal Society, 213, 215, 291

  Royle, John Forbes, 327, 340, 341

  rubber trade, 339–40

  Rubenson, Carl Wilhelm, 367–8

  Ruddiman, William, 27

  Rudravir Shah, 180

  Rugby School, Warwickshire, 283, 402, 406, 407, 437, 461

  Ruskin, John, 350

  Russell, William Howard, 229–30, 234

  Russian Civil War (1917–1923), 431

  Russian Empire (1721–1917), 44, 246, 309, 388–9, 390, 430–31

  Amur Acquisition (1858–1860), 388

  Anglo-Russian Convention (1907), 393, 398

  Beijing, missions in, 299, 300–301

  Great Game (1830–1895), 289, 357, 376

  Lhasa, traders in, 305

  Revolution (1917), 44, 400, 431

  Tibet, relations with, 388–9, 393, 394, 398

  Treaty of Tianjin (1858), 283, 309

  wool trade, 276–7

  Russian Revolution (1917), 44, 400, 431

  Ruttledge, Hugh, 413, 420

  Ruwenzori range, 365

  Ryder, Charles, 395

  Saadat Ali Khan, Nawab of Oudh, 220

  Saas-Fee, Switzerland, 359

  sadhus, 10

  Sadmarkar, 62–3

  Safavid Empire (1501–1736), 159, 207

  saffron, 276

  Saga, Tibet, 58

  Sagauli, Bihar, 152

  Sagauli Treaty (1816), 195, 196, 236, 239, 260, 263, 279, 376

  Saharanpur, Uttar Pradesh, 270, 326, 327, 330

  Sakya Buddha, 264

  Sakya monastery, Tibet, 90

  Sakya Pandita, 88

  Sakya school, 73–4, 87–91, 130, 131, 133

  Salisbury, Richard, 521

  salt, 64, 99, 112, 154, 168, 262, 264, 265

  Saltoro Pass, 366

  Salvation Army, 312

  Salween river, 28, 37

  Samarkand, 156

  Samrajya Laksmi Devi, 246, 247, 249

  Samye monastery, Lhasa, 55, 56, 73, 475

  Sangey Phuntsog, 378

  sangha, 132

  Sangye Gyatso, 135, 210

  Sankara, Adi, 12–13, 137

  Sankrityayan, Rahul, 483–4, 486

  sannyasi, 137, 212

  Sansar Chand, Raja of Kangra, 177–81

  Sanskrit, 7, 51–2, 75

  Santarakshita, 55–6

  Sarira Pagoda, Wutaishan, 91

  Sathi, 467

  sati, 183, 251, 445

  Savile Row, London, 257

  Schäfer, Ernst, 433, 436, 492

  Schlagintweit brothers, 352–5, 360

  Schliemann, Heinrich, 432

  Schneider Trophy, 422

  Schneider, Erwin, 426, 427, 428

  Schrom, Thomas, 105

  Schweizerische Stiftung für Alpine Forschung, 464

  Science, 35

  Scott, Hamish, 461

  Scott, Robert Falcon, 339, 366

  Scott, William, 313

  Scythians, 40, 48, 68

  Se La, 504

  sea lilies, 25, 26

  Searle, Mike, 19–21, 23, 26

  Secret Doctrine, The (Blavatsky), 430, 431

  sedan chairs, 13, 50

  self-immolation, 480–81, 498, 499

  Seljuk Empire (1037–1194), 75

  Sella, Vittorio, 366

  Selnang, 55

  Sen dynasty, 116, 122

  Sengge Namgyal, King of Ladakh, 77

  Sengge Rinchen, 283

  Sengju, 203

  Sephardim, 157

  Sequestered Kingdom, The (Chetwode), 450

  Sera monastery, Lhasa, 132, 287, 305, 438, 455

  Serkhok monastery, Amdo, 299, 300

  Seven Years in Tibet (Harrer), 456

  Seven Years’ War (1756–1763), 123,
149, 211

  Seventeen-Point Agreement (1951), 489

  Seventy Thousand Character Petition’ (1962), 496

  Seymour-Conway, Richard, 4th Marquess of Hertford, 256

  Shabru, 458

  Shah dynasty (1559–2008), 85, 106–8, 125

  1559–1570 Drubya, 114

  1609–1633 Ram, 115, 119

  1716–1742 Nara Bhupal, 115–16

  1742–1775 Prithvi Narayan, 106–25, 137, 138, 163–6, 199, 214

  1775–1777 Pratap Singh, 164

  1777–1799 Rana Bahadur, 172–3, 174, 183, 185, 249

  1799–1816 Girvan Yuddha, 184, 187–8, 196, 246

  1816–1847 Rajendra, 245–53, 279

  1847–1881 Surendra, 253

  1911–1950 Tribhuvan, 445, 447, 449–50

  1950–1951 Gyanendra, 450

  1951–1955 Tribhuvan, 107, 457, 458, 460, 468, 469, 470

  1955–1972 Mahendra, 107, 110, 460, 470–71, 492, 500, 506, 512–15, 517

  1972–2001 Birendra, 107, 109–10, 513, 515, 516

  2001–2008 Gyanendra, 106, 107, 108, 516–17

  Shah, Brahma, 195

  Shah, Fateh Jang, 252

  Shah, Sher Bahadur, 183

  Shaivism, 16, 46, 85, 209

  Shakti, 264

  shaligram, 12

  Shalu monastery, Tibet, 90

  shamanism, 41, 66, 78, 112, 113

  Shamarpa, 168, 170

  Shambhala, 63, 78, 79, 210, 302, 431

  Shangdu, Yuan Empire, 92

  Shanghai Institutes for Biological Sciences, 37

  Shanghai, China, 318, 382, 384, 469, 486

  Shangri-La, 14, 78, 79, 302, 429, 430

  Shangri-La City, Yunnan, 79

  Shankha Mani, 118

  Shantiniketan, Bengal, 451

  Shanxi province, China, 43, 91

  Shap-pe, 398

  Shaposhnikova, Elena Ivanovna, 431

  Sharada, 510

  Shastri, Shukra Raj, 447

  Shaukas, 263

  shawl wool, see wool trade

  sheep, 29, 36, 271, 276, 315

  Shenzhen, Guangdong, 32

  Sherab Gyatso, 483, 485, 496

  Sheridan, Richard, 139

  Sherpas, 328–9, 520–25

  British Everest expedition (1922), 409

  British Everest expedition (1936), 419

  British Everest expedition (1953), 459, 465–8, 507

  Chapman expedition (1937), 414

  education, 518, 521

  emigration, 522

  genetics, 32, 37

  Herzog expedition (1950), 463

  Himalayan Trust, 518

  hospitality, 155

  Icefall avalanche (2014), 520–25

  Kabru and, 357, 368

  Kellas expedition (1911), 369

  Merkl expedition (1934), 427

  potato consumption, 328–9

  Rubenson expedition (1907), 368

  Shipton expedition (1934), 412

  Steck expedition violence (2013), 520

  Swiss Everest expedition (1952), 441

  Swiss Kedarnath expedition (1947), 441–3, 464

  tourism and, 521–2

  Tucci expedition (1948), 454, 461

  Wien expedition (1937), 428

 

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