'Tu-lu-fan ('T'urfán), prince of, 102.*

'Tumán, people so called, in Khotau and
Káshghar, 301.
'Tumán (K árman), town of, 20.
'Tumán Aghá, Amir, 42, 50.
'Tumán Bahádur Kaluchi, 309, 423.
Tumán Bughái Salduz, 36.
'Tumán Kapak Khán, 36.
Tumán River, 2955.; fort built by
Abá Bakr on, 285-6.
Tunkana, a degree of the Lámas, 414
and a.
Tupchák (à fine horse), 260 n.
Turakima, Oktai's widow, 32,* 33.* -

Turán, conquered by Chingiz Khán,
293.
'Turángir Mirzá, 330.
'Turah, the: see Yázák.
''urfán, distriet of, 67, 99,* 100,* 125,
332;. Kumul annexed to, 101*; con-
quest of, by Khizir Khwája, 103* ;
a tribute to China, 103* ; history of,
&s recorded in the Chinese Chronicles


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Index.
of the Ming dynasty, 102*-109* ;
- depression below the sea level, 112* ;
the modern city of, Captain F. E.
Younghusband on, 112*; Dr. Regel
on ruins near, 113* ; attacked by
Khizir Khwája, 52; Mansur Khán's
expeditions into, 128; Rashid Khán
marches on, 146; Moghuls in, 148;
'Sayyid Muhammad Mirzá sent to,
240; Khwája Nurá visits Mansur
Khán in, 396-7; see also Uighuris-

: tán.
. ITurkán Arlát, 43-5.
'Turk, dual use of the word, 78,* 98 n. ;
common origin with the Mongol,
78*-80* : misleading employment of
the name, 88*; Abul Ghazi and
others, use of the word, 84*-87*;
used in opposition to the word Sart.
87* ».; Mr. H. G. Keene and others,

. on the word, 88*-92* ; the first,
to become a Musulmán, 300.
'Turkát tribe, 67.
Turki language, the Uighurs first to
reduce to writing, 95.*

Turki-Uighur people: see Uighurs.
Turks, literary compositions of the, 2. ;
a separate people from the Moghul
Ulus, 82* ; see also Uighurs.
