Karenni, Eastern, 100, 138; Western, 151; States, 140, 142, 148, 154; chiefs, 151, 152; country, description of, 182 Karennis, 163; expedition against the, Colonel Sartorius and Mr. Scott, 188-208 Karens, Christian, Baptist Mission to, 51; as special constables, 80; scheme to enlist, 131, 132, 167 Karwan, 282 Katha, 8, 31, 93, 238, 257, 269 Kaukon, 150 Kaungi, residence of the Möngpai Sawbwa, 166 Kaw Ferry, 224 Kawlin, 93 Kawpiti, 196 Keary, Major D.S., 334 Kehsi Mansi, 151, 154, 169-173 Kemmedine, 138 Kengcheng, 143 Keng Hkam, 169, 223 Kengtawng, 154, 156, 163, 167, 168; description of, by Mr. Scott, 223 Kengtung, 136, 137, 139, 143-145, 168, 210, 213; description of the city of, 226, 227; Sawbwa, submits, 230-231 Kennedy, Major, 88, 295 Khampat, 296 Khuds, 304 Kidderpore, 49 Kingston, Major, 301 Kin Le Gyi, maid-of-honour to Supayalat, 88 Kin Möngs, headman, 173 Kinwan Mingyi, Minister of State, 76 Klanklangs submission of, 319 Knox, Captain, 104 Kokang, 43 Kôkkozu, 83 Koset, 303 Ko-up, 223 Kubo Valley, 302 Kugyo, 150, 151 Kukis tribe, 331 Kun Aw (Pa-ôk-Chok of Möngyai), 169 Kun Hmon, 218 Kun Kyi, Sawbwa of Möngnai, 144, 145, 158, 167 Kunlon Ferry, 75, 178 Kun Meik, 141 Kun Noi, 218 Kunze, 298 Kyabin Myoôk, 83 Kyadet, 87, 88 Kyannyat, 46 Kyatsakan, 149 Kyaukhnyat, 192, 204 Kyaukpyu, 330 Kyauksè, 8, 13, 49, 65, 69, 99, 338 Kyaw, 121, 295, 301 Kyawgaung, 282 Kwungli, 322 Kyaw Zaw (Lawksawk chief) gang broken up, 232 Kyem Meung, heir-apparent of Kengtung, 228 Kyungyaung, 279 L Lahore, 20 Laikha, 151, 154, 156, 169; Sawbwa of, 171 Lakun, tribe, 266 Lanchein, 278 Lansdowne, Marquis of, made Viceroy, 128 Laos, 217 Lashio, 140, 177, 223 Late tribe, 331 Lataung tribe, 263 Laungshe, 329 Lawksawk, 33, 99, 141-154, 162 Legaing, 110 Legya Queen, one of King Mindon's wives, 142 Lepei tribe, 262, 263, 266 Letha range, 303 Leveson, Mr. H. G. A., of the India Civil Service and Burman Commission, 232 Limbin Confederacy, 34, 143-151, 155 Limbin Prince, 60, 145, 146, 151-158 Lindaung, 83 Lockhart, General Sir William, 18; work in Eastern Division, 33; work among dacoits, 61 Loikaw, 190-196 Loilong, 167 Lon Pein (Chinaman farmer of jade-mine taxes), 244-246 Low, G.C.B. Brigadier-General Sir Robert Cunlilfe, 29, 64, 91, 102, 108 Lugalegzi arrested, 121 Lushai country, Chin-, 308-336 Lweseng, 274, 276, 278, 280 M Macdonald, Captain, 264, 265 MacDonnell, Mr. A. P. (now Lord MacDonnell, P.C., G.C.S.I.), Home Secretary to the Government of India--acted for Sir Charles Crosthwaite when on sick-leave, 120 Macgregor, Colonel, 301 Mackenzie, K.C.S.I., Sir Alex., Lieut-Governor, Bengal, 340