China Branch of the Royal Asiatic Society, <page 107>, <page 120>.

Ch'ing-ch'ia, <page 121>, See Ganges, Gang-pa, and Heng.

Chi-p'an, <page 58>, <page 72>, <page 73>, <page 85>, <page 157>, <page 160>.

Chitsin, <page 108>.

Chi-tun, <page 168>.

Chi-yau, <page 180>.

Chosroes I., <page 116>, <page 117>. See K'u-sa-ha and Nushirvan.--II., <page 117>. See Jen-ki.

Chu Fo, <page 261>. See Kwan-yin.

Chu fu-tsi, <page 38>, <page 325>, <page 361>. See Chu Hi.

Chu Hi, <page 152>, <page 288>, <page 360>-<page 362>. See Chu fu-tsi.

Chu Si-hing, <page 109>.

Chu-dharma-lan, <page 280>.

Chu-dharmaraksha, <page 280>.

Chufahu, <page 109>.

Chu-fa-lan, <page 107>, <page 168>, <page 280>, <page 400>.

Chu-hung, <page 171>.

Chu-liu-yen, <page 280>.

Chu-men (a moving star), <page 346>.

Chunda, <page 50>.

Chung-tsung (emperor), <page 275>.

Chun-ti, <page 208>.

Church Missionary Society, <page 377>.

Chusan, <page 239>; archipelago, <page 267>.

Chwang Cheu, <page 381>.

Colebrooke, H. T., <page 2>, <page 308>-<page 310>, <page 313>.

Comte, <page 141>.

Confucian, <page 97>, <page 98>; classics, <page 112>; doctrine, <page 194>, <page 319>, <page 323>; element of feng-shui, <page 339>, <page 345>; historian, <page 99>, <page 105>, <page 111>, <page 129>; mandarins, <page 125>, <page 130>, <page 131>; memorialists, <page 151>; prejudices, <page 136>; reasoning, <page 98>; religion, <page 152>; system, <page 200>, <page 325>; worship, <page 393>.

Confucianism, <page 201>, <page 203>, <page 320>, <page 386>, <page 389>, <page 393>, <page 396>, <page 397>.

Confucianist, <page 200>, <page 202>, <page 326>, <page 351>, <page 352>, <page 355>, <page 357>; commentary, <page 125>; criticism, <page 201>; historian, <page 148>; mountain, <page 159>; opposition, <page 419>; view, <page 200>.

Confucianists, <page 95>, <page 116>, <page 122>, <page 127>, <page 194>, <page 202>, <page 203>, <page 288>, <page 321>, <page 325>, <page 345>, <page 355>, <page 360>, <page 370>, <page 379>, <page 381>.