Kublai, Mongol Emperor of China,
styled Kaán, 30* m.; war against
Irtukbuka, 34* ; the * Great Káan ?
of Marco Polo, 34, 985*; wars with
Kaidu, 36,* 38* ; death of./96.*

Kuchar (Kuitze) district of, 54, * 99;
town of, 62* «., 70,* 100,* 102*;
remains of Buddhistic buildings,
etc. in, 124 m.
Kuchin, people 8o called, in Khotan
and Káshghar, 301.
Kuchkar (Koshkar) 50 n. 9368, 370
and n., 977 ; encampment of, 59.*

Kuchum ('Tartar Khán), 282 n.
Kuchum Sultán, 159, 283.
Kuchum Khán, 206 n., 243, 248.
Kudásh, Mauláná, 461, 462.
Kuen-lun, Tibetan highland, 54.*

* Kui J ariki, ? eampaign of, 319.
Kuhlagha (the Iron Gate), 37.
Kui-Kule, pass of, 21 n.
Kui-Sui, island of, in Lake Issigh-Kul,
8, and n.
Kuitze, town of: see Kuchar.
Kukanit, a tribe of Khotan, 67.
Kukcha Tangiz, lake of, 366.
Kukildásh, Amirs called, 52.
Kukildásh Mirzá Ali Sayyid Bahádur,
318-9.
Kuk Káshána, district of, 231.
Kuk Naur (Koko Nor) 406, and m. ;
407.
Kuk Rabát, 296.
Kuk Uchgu, surname of Amir Bulaji,
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Kulak, plain of, 258.
Kul Malik, battle of, 260, 268.
Kul Nazar Mirzá of Khotan, 100, 241,
248, 308, 356; killed by Abá Bakr,
101.
Kulunják Sultán, 164.
Kuláb, hill tracks of, 10.*

Kuli Itárji, 321.
Kuli, Sultán, 357.
Kulja, the present town of, 32.*

Kulka, head of the Makrit tribe, 309.
Kulugha (or Kuhlágha) Pass, the (Iron
Gate), 20 n., 21 n., 26.
Kuluk, nephew of Uljaitu, B7.
Kumála Káchur, jungle of, 189.
Kumul (Humi), State of, 101,* 124*

Kumzah, 39.
Kunah-Shahr, ruins of; Sir H. Yule
on, 12 n.
