1 510 CASHMEER.
2 On the north is a chief, whom the people of Cashmeer call the
3 Raja of Little Tibet (Klioord Tibet), or of Tibet i Zefdauloo wad
4 Daiuo. He has probably only a part of Little Tibet. Azaud Khaun
5 sent an expedition into that country* but I do not know whether he
6 first reduced it.
7 I have not heard of any inhabitants in the hi|^ moontaanB between
8 Cashmeer and l .ndaiik.
9 Tlu> southern mountains contain mnm princip.ilitips, of which the
10 chief seem to be Kislitawaur, Chuiulunee or Chinaunee, Jummoo,
11 Khussiaul jhuI rJun^ Akiiuroor, Rajour, and Proaiich. Tlie cliiefs of
12 these states retain tlie old Hindoo t itle of Raja, though they and their
13 subjects are mostly iVlahoiuuiedans. Their countries are thinly
14 peopled, asmi*^lii be expected from their nature ; but iur a mouiitaifi-
15 OU8 tract, they are not ill inhabited. The people resemble the Cash-
16 merians in their language and manners, but have a great mixture of
17 dioie of tlie coiiiitrie> to the aooth.
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