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Account by the British Consular Officer in Tatsienlu (Ch. Kangding, Tib. Dar-rtse-mdo), a city on the Sino-Tibetan fronteir; discusses demographics and local history among people in Eastern Tibet and the Chinese border regions, e.g. the King of Chala, the Magistrate of Nyarong, a Frontier Incident and the role of the Kalon Lama (Tib. bka' blon la ma), the Governor General of Kham (Tib. Khams), the Chinese Magistrate of Tatsienlu, the Chung Ying expedition to Lhasa in 1909, etc.
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A sometimes amusing, always fascinating, often frustrating set of portraits of Sichuan warlords, Tibetan chieftains, and other memorable personalities whom the author claims to have known well. Amusing for the droll British witticisms. Fascinating because it reflects a turbulent and little-chronicled period in the history of Tibet and China. Frustrating because he often omits key details of his subjects that would help to place them in better historical context.
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