Indian Antiquary Vol 31

SR No.: 032523
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Author: Richard Carnac Temple
Publisher: Swati Publications
Publication Year: 1984
Total Pages: 556
Language: English
Classification: Book_English
File Size: 19 MB

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JULY, 1902.]
LADAKH SONGS.
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Notes.
Notes. 4, 6, 8. Khung khung imitates the voice of This song is to be placed after Kesar's return the mules, bo is the emphatic article. 7. saljab, from Hor. Then he found that the mules had means the name as sacha, pasture ground. taken the King of Hor's part. It is almost
certain that the word 'adre, a certain spirit, was mixed up with the word dre, mule, and thus the
original spirits bedame animals, Bong No. XXV. - On the Brar Pass. Text.
Translation. 1. srargyi lai stengna thang dkar mgo dkar1. On the Brar Pass the strength of the whitokun chadde luste 'adug
headed falcon is broken, and he remains
behind! ane bkur dman rgyalmos ngala rogs shig Oh, quoon Ane Kurdmanmo, come to mdzad
my help! 2. srargyi lai stongna phorog nag chung kan 2. On the Srar Paas the strength of all the chadde laste 'adug
little black crows is broken, and they
remain behind. ane bkar dman rgyalmos ngala rogs shig Oh, queen Ane bKurdmanmo, come to my mdzad
help! 3. Brargyi lai stengna yyums phoron kun 3. On the Srar Pass the strength of all the chadde laste 'adug
turquoise pigeons is broken, and they
remain behind ! ane bkur dman rgyalmos ngala rogs shig
Oh, quoen Ane bKurdmanmo, come to my mdzad.
help! srargyi lai stengna shangku mjug zlam kon 4. On the Brar Pass the strength of all the chadde laste 'adug
bushy-tailed wolves is broken, and they
remain behind. ano bkur dman rgyalmos ngala rogs shig Oh, queen Ane Kurdmanmo, come to my mdzad
help! 5. Brargyi lai stengns Bragpa cundru kun 5. On the Srar Pass the strength of all the chadde luste 'adug
earless stone-partridges is broken, and they
remain behind. ano bkur dman rgyalmos ngala rogs shig
Oh, quoon Ane bKurdmanmo, come to my mdzad.
help! Notos.
Notes. chaddo, in all the verges, means originally is This song is a prayer rendered by Kesar, which cut off.' roge=grogs, Lad. Gr. Laws of Sound 3. he addressed to the queen of the gods, when cross3. phoron=phugron, pigeon. 4. shanglu = soang- ing the difficult Srar Pass. This pass he had lou = spyangku, Lad. Gr. l. of s. 1; 5, cundru, to cross on his journey to the North. earless, derivation not known.
Song No. XXVI. - Kesar, Returning to 'a Bruguma. Text.
Translation. 1. yama phoronla rdzuste
1. If she, taking the shape of a turquoise dovo, ynam stod mthonpola 'agyin gba chana
Should go to soar in the highest skies, khra skya dkarpola rdzuste
I, taking the shape of a white falcon, vyuma phoronni sna skyilla chon lei.
Will go to take her home again.