Opium regulations, 40, 41; Acts, 42, 43; Buddha's teaching against, 44 P Padein, 28 Pagan, 7, 8, 31, 63, 68, 83, 84, 91, 102; Min, 3; Prince, 39 Pagyi, 33, 84, 85, 88 Pakangyi, 33 Pakan Prince, 39 Pakokku, 63, 92, 102, 290, 293-301, 311, 315, 330 Palaungs (Northern Shan tribe), 138, 268, 276 Palmer, R.E., Lieutenant, 302 Panga Sawbwa, 263 Panglon, 179 Panlaung, valley of the, 31 Panthays, 75, 150; methods of travelling, 222, 225 Pa-ôk-chok, 140, 160, 169, 173, 174 Papun, 191, 192 Pathans, 235 Pauk, 83, 290, 295 Paw Kwe, 47 Payagon, 152 Pazaung, 192 Pegu, annexation of, 1; Yomas, 61, 116; division, 90 Peile, Captain S. C. F. (later Lieut.-Colonel), Executive Commissariat officer, 58; made director of supply to outposts of military police, 59; "History of Burma Military Police," 131 Pè Möng Mountains, 225 Phayas, local rulers, 168 Phayre, Colonel Sir Arthur P., 27, 134; Mr. Robert, 26, 27; death of, 28 Philippine Commission, 44 Phillips, Lieutenant, 301 Pin township, 117 Pink, Captain Francis J. (Colonel F. J. Pink, C.B., C.M.G., D.S.O.), 219 Plumer, Lieutenant, accompanied Mr. W. T. Morison against Maung Tha Gyi, 85, 86 Pobye, Karenni chief, 151, 152, 166 Po Hkine, 122 Poh Myah, 251 Poi tribes, 322 Police force, gradual creation of efficient, 128-132; military, 54, 68; posts and patrols, military replaced by police, 95-99; work of Indian, 97 Pon Chaung, 196 Pondaung Range, 84, 85, 294 Pondicherry, 31 Pongyis, 37-40, 62, 150; monks and teachers, 339, 340 Po O, 85 Popa Mountain district, 31, 91; country, 98, 110 Porter, Mr., Deputy Commissioner, Pyinmana, 121 Po Saung, 83 Po Saw, 243-274 Prendergast, General Sir Harry, 2, 8, 26 Prome, 26, 121 Public Works Service grants, 67, 68 Pu Chang Se banished (first husband of Nang Mya), 217 Pulley, Captain, 152 Punjab, 94; Northern, 311 Punjabis, 84, 154 Pwehla, 148, 150 Pyindeik Pass, 149 Pyinmana, 13, 61, 116, 120 Pyinulwin, 31, 70 Pyinyaung, 149 Q Quesne, Captain Le (Army Medical Corps), awarded Victoria Cross, 305 R Raikes, Captain (afterwards Major), Deputy Commissioner, Chindwin, 85; system to overthrow dacoits, 105, 106; meeting with Tashon chiefs, 289; Chin-Lushai campaign, 311, 312; illness of, 328 Railways, Tengyneh, 75; Toungoo-Mandalay, Mandalay-Lashio, 124; Mu Valley line, &c., 338 Rainey, Lieutenant R. M. (now Colonel Rainey-Robinson), commandant of the Levy (Chin Frontier Camp), 328, 336 Rajputs, 43 Rangoon, 2, 7, 50, 51, 54, 59, 61, 65, 138, 151, 157, 166, 270 Reduction of Field Force, 70-73 Revenue, 337 Richards, Lieutenant, 264 Richards, Mr., assisted Sir Charles Bernard, Superintending Engineer of Public Works Department, 66