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39.
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Flogging as a means of education.
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443
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40.
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Priest-traders loading their yaks.
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459
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41.
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New year’s reading of the Texts for the Japanese Emperor’s welfare.
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465
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42.
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Naming ceremony of a baby.
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480
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43.
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A picnic party in summer.
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491
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44.
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Prime Minister.
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502
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45.
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A corrupt Chief Justice of the monks.
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534
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46.
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The final ceremony of the Monlam.
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538
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47.
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A scene from the Monlam festival.
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541
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48.
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Procession of the Panchen or Tashi Lama in Lhasa.
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568
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49.
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Critical meeting with Tsa Rong-ba and his wife.
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580
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50.
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Revealing the secret to the Ex-Minister.
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585
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51.
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A mysterious Voice in the garden of Sera.
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596
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52.
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A distant view of Lhasa.
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605
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53.
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Farewell to Lhasa from the top of Genpala.
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606
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54.
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Crossing a mountain at midnight.
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610
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55.
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Night scene on the Chomo-Lhari and Lham Tso.
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616
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56.
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Beautiful scenery in the Tibetan Himālayas.
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634
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57.
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The fortress of Nyatong.
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649
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58.
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On the way to the snowy Jela-peak.
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654
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59.
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Accidental meeting with a friend and compatriot.
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679
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60.
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Struggle with a Nepālese soldier.
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690
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61.
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Meeting again with an old friend, Lama Buḍḍha Vajra.
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695
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62.
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The author and his friend Buḍḍha Vajra enjoying the brilliant snow at Kātmāndu.
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704
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63.
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Nāgārjuna’s cave of meditation in Nepāl.
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716
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Photogravures.
Table of Contents
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TO FACE PAGE
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1.
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The Author in 1909.
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Frontispiece.
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2.
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The Author just before leaving Japan.
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1
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3.
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Rai Bahāḍur Saraṭ Chanḍra Ḍās.
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11
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4.
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Lama Sengchen Dorjechan.
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15
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5.
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The Author meditating under the Boḍhi-tree.
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25
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6.
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Passport in Tibetan for the Author’s return to Tibet in the future.
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645
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7.
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The Author as a Tibetan Lama at Darjeeling on his return.
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667
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8.
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The Author performing ceremonies in Tibetan costume.
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669
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9.
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The Prime Minister of Nepāl, H. H. Chanḍra Shamsīr.
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685
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10.
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The Commander-in-Chief of Nepāl, H. E. Bhim Shamsīr.
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697
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11.
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Mount Gaurīshaṅkara, the highest peak in the world. (At the end of the volume).
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