In the forbidden land : $b an account of a journey into Tibet, capture by the Tibetan lamas and soldiers, imprisonment, torture and ultimate releaseLandor, Arnold Henry Savage
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In the forbidden land : $b an account of a journey into Tibet, capture by the Tibetan lamas and soldiers, imprisonment, torture and ultimate release
Landor, Arnold Henry Savage
Tibet Autonomous Region (China) -- Description and travel
Earring worn by High Officials 362
Dragged into the Settlement 363
A Spear 364
Tibetans overhauling our Baggage 365
The Pombo's Tent 368
Chanden Sing being Lashed 371
The Pombo 372
A Soldier 374
Soldier with Pigtail wound round his Head 375
An Officer 376
Purse; Flint and Steel; Snuff-box 377
Flint-and-steel Pouch 378
Leather Horse-whip 379
Charm-box 380
Pukus, or Wooden Cups 383
Soldier laying before me the Programme of Tortures 387
Handcuffs 388
Padlock and Key 389
"Sir, sir, I am dying" 391
Spiked Saddle 392
Nerba Firing at Me 394
The Ride on a Spiked Saddle 395
Coat I Wore at the Time of My Capture, Showing Effect of Spikes 396
A Display of Various Instruments of Torture 398
Lama Musicians 399
The Hot Iron Torture 399
The Taram 400
A Bannerman 403
The Executioner Brought the Sword Down to My Neck 404
Thus Elapsed Twenty-four terrible Hours 409
Belt, with Bullet and Powder Pouches, Dagger, Needle-case,
and Flint and Steel 414
Martini-Henry Exploded 415
The Pombo's Contortions 419
The Finale of the Dance 420
Chanden Sing tied to a Post 425
A White Yak 426
Map Drawn with Blood during Captivity 427
One of Our Guard 430
Soldier Suffocating Goat 432
Strolling Musicians 433
Old Beggar 434
A Tibetan Shepherd 436
Interior of a Serai 437
Tea Churn (open) 438
A Bearer of Bad News 439
A Shoka Tibetan Half-caste 440
Sheep Loads for Borax and Grain 441
A Jumli Shed 442
We Attacked our Guard with Stones 443
Lapsang and the Jong Pen's Private Secretary 444
Jumli Trader and His Wife in Tibet 446
Cliff Habitations 447
Chokdens near Taklakot 448
Taklakot Fort 449
Pundit Gobaria 450
Dr. Wilson 451
Karak Sing Pal, the Political Peshkar 452
Mansing Showing Cuts under his Feet 453
A Glance at the Forbidden Land from the Lippu Pass 454
The Author, February and October 455
Chanden Sing's Legs, Showing Marks of Lashes and Wounds Healed 456
Mr. J. Larkin 457
Chanden Sing and Mansing enjoying their first Meal according
to the Rules of their Castes 458
A Tibetan Temporary Shed 459
A Shaky Passage on the Nerpani Road 460
View of Askote, Showing Rajiwar's Palace 461
Snapshot of Shoka Villagers being Routed 461
Dr. Wilson, Myself, Mr. Larkin, the Political Peshkar,
and Jagat Sing ready to ascend the Lippu Pass 462
Tinker in Nepal 463
On the Lippu Pass 464
Mr. Larkin's Party and Mine Halting near the Lippu Pass 465
Mr. Larkin looking out for the Jong Pen from the Lippu Pass 466
Bathing at 16,300 Feet 467
Dharchula. Deserted Habitations of Shokas 467
"I told you," exclaimed the old savage, "that whoever visits
the home of the Raots will have misfortune" 468
A Picturesque Bit of Almora 469
Raots Listening to the Account of My Misfortunes 470
Map of South-Western Tibet, showing Author's Route and Return, Journey 470
CHAPTER I
FROM LONDON TO NAINI TAL
[Illustration: A CHINESE PASSPORT]
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