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CONTENTS:-
1. Peking, T'ai-Yuan, Hsi-an, Lan-Chou Fu
2. Lan-Chou Fu, Hsi-Ning, Kumbum, Tankab
3. Koko-Noe and Tg'aidam
4. Sources of the Yellow Eivee Northeastern Tibet the nam-ts'o Teibe
5. Passage or the dee ch'u (the River of Golden Sands)-Jyekundo, Derge, the Hoeba States, Girong
6. Ta-Chien-lu (Dabchedo)-Its Commerce. Notes on the Government, Commeece, System of Taxation, Population, Foeeign Relations, etc.of Tibet
7. Ta-Chien-Lu, Ya-Chou, Chung-Ching, I-Ch'ang, Shanghai |
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| The present book give the results obtained during a journey of several thousands miles through a very imperfectly known portion of the Chinese Empire. The aim of The Author was to Supply facts concerning the country, of an historical, geographical, and ethnographical Nature and not to attempt-to turn out a well-finished bit of literary work. The book contains the following chapters Ch.I.Peking , T'ai-yuan, Hsi-an, Lan-chou Fu , Ch.2. Lan-chou Fu , Hsi-ning , Kumbum, Tankar , Ch.3. Koko-nor and Ts'aidam, Ch.4. Sources of the Yellow River. Northeastern Tibet. The Nam-ts'o Tribe, Ch.5. Passage of the Dre ch'u (The River of Golden sands) -Jyyekundo, Derge, The Horba States, Girong, Ch.6. Ta-chien-lu (Darchedo)-its commmerce. notes on the Goverment, Commerce, System of Taxation, Population, Foreign Relations, etc, of Tibet, Ch.7. Ta-chien-lu , Ya-chou, Ch'ung-ch'ing, I-ch'ang, Shanghai. |
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