Hkun Nu, 162; appointed Sawbwa of Lawksawk, 163 Hkun Sa, 169 Hkun Saing, first Shan chief to submit to the British Government, 137, 138, 140, 141, 160, 170, 172; concessions made to, 179 Hkun Sang Möng Chen, 185, 186 Hkun Ti, 155 Hlaingdet, 148, 149 Hla U, Sagaing District dacoit leader, 49 Hlawga, 85-87 Hlegyomaw, 263, 266 Hlutlaw (or cabinet), 213 Hmawwaing jungles, 33; gang surrenders, 60 Hmethaya Prince, 270 Hodgkinson, Mr., of the Special Commission, Lower Burma, 25; transferred to Tennasserim, 56; appointed Judicial Commissioner for Upper Burma, 338, 339 Holland, Commander, of the Royal Indian Marine Service, 311 Homalin, 296 Hopong, 151, 152, 154, 169 Hoswata Shendoos, 319 Hpon Kan, 274, 282; Kachins, 283 Hpunkan, 44 Hsahtung, 167; Myoza of, 169; range, 151 Hsawnghsup, Sawbwa of, 33 Hsen, the local headman in Laikha territory, 171 Hsenmawng, 215 Hsenwi, 44, 49, 137-139; Queen of, 140, 141, 146; Alelet, 160; Central, 165, 166; boundaries fixed, revenue, &c., 176, 177; Northern, 165, 268 Hsenyawt annexed to Kengtung, 215 Hsipaw, 31, 137-147, 273; Sawbwa of, 49, 136, 160, 161, 166 Hsumhsai, 137, 141, 142, 160 Hukawng Valley, 234 Hyderabad, 20; Cavalry, 71; Infantry, 85, 89 I Indaw River, 252 Indawgyi Lake, 251 Indiarubber tax, 40 Indin, 288, 289, 296, 302 Inle Lake, 124, 142 Ilderton, Major, 60 Ithi tribe, 266 Ireland, F.R.G.S., Alleyne, 44 Irrawaddy, 12, 108, 134, 241; Valley, 30, 133, 311; patrol steam launches, 47; Flotilla Company, 235, 236 Irrigation schemes, existing canals taken over by the British, 69 J Jackson, R.E., Lieutenant H. M., 157, 180, 219 Jade duties, 40; mines, farming of, expedition to, 234-267 Jahoota or Ya Hnit, Chief of the Klanklangs, 325, 334, 335 James, R.E., Lieutenant, 334 Jameson, Mr., Inspector-General of Police in Lower Burma, 51, 52 "Jhoom" or "Taungya," primitive cultivation, 325 Jubulpore, 20 Jut, village of, 121 K Kabaw Valley, 92, 290, 296, 331 Kachin Hills, 263 Kachins, 75, 130, 131, 138-140, 150, 161, 234-278; Sana, 263; Hpon Kan Kachins, 283; Lweseng, 276; Ton Hon, 276 Kado on the Salween, timber collected, 207 Kalas, or barbarians, 107 Kala Thapa Sing, Gurkha chief, 277 Kalè, Sawbwa of, 33, 49, 288, 294; State, 290, 313, 316 Kalemyo, 290, 311, 316, 328 Kalewa, 290, 294, 297, 311, 312 Kamaing, 251, 261 Kambalè, 296, 297, 302 Kan, 296-299, 311, 315, 328 Kang Hung, largest Trans-Salween State, 210, 213 Kanglu, 185 Kangyi, 302 Kanhows, 287, 296, 306, 312, 331 Kani, 33, 88 Kanlè, 84 Kanpetlet, 330, 336 Kansi Hla, Kansi Naung, rulers in the jade-mine hills, 252, 255 Kantha, 296