The Middle Kingdom, Volume 1 (of 2): A Survey of the Geography, Government, Literature, Social Life, Arts, and History of the Chinese Empire and its InhabitantsWilliams, S. Wells (Samuel Wells)
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The Middle Kingdom, Volume 1 (of 2): A Survey of the Geography, Government, Literature, Social Life, Arts, and History of the Chinese Empire and its Inhabitants
Williams, S. Wells (Samuel Wells)
China
[131] Compare Rémusat (_Nouveaux Mélanges_, Tome II., p. 102), who
has compiled a brief life of their leader Ubusha. De Quincey’s essay,
_The Flight of a Tartar Tribe_. Ritter, _Asien_, Bd. V. pp. 531-583:
_Welthistorischer Einfluss des chinesischen Reichs auf Central- und
West-Asien_.
[132] _Chinese Repository_, Vol. V., pp. 267, 316, 351, etc.; Vol.
IX., p. 113. _Penny Cyclopædia_, _Art._ SONGARIA. Boulger, _Russia and
England in Central Asia_, 2 Vols., London, 1879. Schuyler, _Turkistan_,
2 vols., N. Y., 1877. Petermann’s _Mittheilungen_, Appendices XLII. and
XLIII., 1875.
[133] This derivation is explained somewhat differently in Rémusat,
_Nouveaux Mélanges_, Tome I., p. 190.
[134] To these Ritter adds the names of Wei, Dzang, Nga-ri, Kham,
Bhodi, Peu-u-Tsang, Si-Dzang, Thupho, Tobbat, Töböt, Tübet, Tibet,
and Barantola, as all applying to this country. _Asien_, Bd. III., S.
174-183.
[135] See Rémusat, _Nouveaux Mélanges_, I., p. 190, for notices of
tribes anciently inhabiting this district and Bokhara. Compare also
Heeren (_Historical Researches_, Vol. I., pp. 180-186), who gives in
brief the accounts of Herodotus and Ctesias.
[136] Introduction by Col. Yule, in Gill’s _River of Golden Sand_.
[137] Called by Wood _Kash-gow_ (_Journey to the Oxus_, p. 319).
_Chauri gau_, _sarlyk_, and _sarlac_, are other names.
[138] This cross is mentioned by Marco Polo, _Yule’s ed._, Vol. I., p.
241.
[139] Prejevalsky, _Travels in Mongolia_, etc., Vol. I., p. 187.
[140] B. H. Hodgson, Notice of the Mammals of Tibet, _Journal As.
Soc. of Bengal_, Vol. XI., pp. 275 ff.; also _ib._ Vols. XVI., p.
763, XIX., p. 466, and XXVI., No. 3, 1857. Abbé Armand David, Notes
sur quelques oiseaux de Thibet, _Nouv. Arch. du Museum, Bull._, V.
1869, p. 33; _ib._ _Bull._, VI., pp. 19 and 33. _Bull._, VIII., 1872,
pp. 3-128, IX., pp. 15-48, X., pp. 3-82. _Recherches pour servir à
l’histoire naturelle des mammifères comprennant des considérations sur
la classification de ces animaux, etc., des études sur la faune de
la Chine et du Tibet oriental_, par MM. Milne-Edwards, etc., 2 vols.
Paris, 1868-74.
[141] Klaproth, _Description du Tubet_, p. 246.
[142] _Mission of George Bogle to Tibet and Journey of Thomas Manning
to Lhasa._ Edited by C. R. Markham. London, 1876, p. 265.
[143] Compare, for further discussion of this subject, Timkowski’s
_Mission to Peking_, London, 1827, Vol. II., p. 349. Wilson’s _Abode of
Snow_, p. 329.
[144] _Essay towards a Dictionary, Tibetan and English. A Grammar of
the Tibetan Language in English._ Calcutta, 1834.
[145] _Essays on the Language, Literature, and Religion of Nepal and
Tibet_, etc. London, 1874.
[146] Rémusat, _Observations sur l’Histoire des Mongols orienteaux
de Sanang Setsen_, Paris, l’an 8. _Ssanang Ssetsen, Geschichte der
Mongolen_, Uebers., von. J. J. Schmidt, Petersb., 1829.
[147] Rémusat relates the story of his origin, _Mélanges Posthumes_, p.
400.
[148] Klaproth, _Description du Tubet_.
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