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The Chinese accounts invariably refer to the peoples of the original six principalities and of the combined kingdom , which on the north - west advanced to the Tibetan border , as of Man race ; the dynastic name was Mêng / Mung ( Les ...
The Chinese accounts invariably refer to the peoples of the original six principalities and of the combined kingdom , which on the north - west advanced to the Tibetan border , as of Man race ; the dynastic name was Mêng / Mung ( Les ...
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That Ttāgutta could denote Tibet , or Tibetan , is established by the reference in the Saka - Khotani Siddhasāra ( Introduction ) to its Ttāgutta original and by the details adduced to prove that that original was Tibetan .
That Ttāgutta could denote Tibet , or Tibetan , is established by the reference in the Saka - Khotani Siddhasāra ( Introduction ) to its Ttāgutta original and by the details adduced to prove that that original was Tibetan .
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A slight modification of this is possible if it is supposed that the name Gu - zan / zin , as current in Khotan , denoted the Gu - chenTurfan region in general , i.e. the original Ku - şi State and its later divisions , ' Anterior Chü ...
A slight modification of this is possible if it is supposed that the name Gu - zan / zin , as current in Khotan , denoted the Gu - chenTurfan region in general , i.e. the original Ku - şi State and its later divisions , ' Anterior Chü ...
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ancient authority Bacot's Documents belong bstu century chad chief Chinese Chronicle command common concerning connected connexion Councillor Das's Dictionary denoting designation district doubt evidence expression fact frequent give given ground hand Hjan horse ḥtshal Imperative infra inscription JRAS Khotan kind king known kyis land language later letter Lha-sa matter meaning measure mentioned merely military minister note supra occurs official original para passage perhaps period person phrase possibly present probably Professor Read reason received recurs reference regards region rendering represent respect rgya river Sanskrit scale seems sense sent servant side soldier suggested term Tibet Tibetan tion town translation tshan Turk upper usual
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| Title | Publications, Volume 40 Publications, Oriental Translation Fund |
| Author | Oriental Translation Fund |
| Publisher | Royal Asiatic Society, 1955 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 16 Apr 2008 |
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