Translation of a letter from Jung Bahadur to Brian Houghton Hodgson to inform him of the resignation of Jung Bahadur from the Premiership and appointment of his brother Bambahadur to the post. He writes about his honorary title of Maharaja of Kaski and Lamjung in recognition of his success in the war with Tibet. He also writes about Buddhist tantrik drawings and paintings requested by Hodgson and sends condolences for the sudden death of Henry Hodgson with words in praise of Henry's character and a memory of the visit to Henry by Jung Bahadur and his entourage while they were in England. He promises to send samples of mineral water (dagdhi-nāsī) from the mountains of Nepal to Hodgson and requests that Gajaraj Thapa be sent back to Nepal. Handwritten, 4 sides, dated October 1856.
Maharaja of Nepal Jung Bahadur 1817-1877"Translation of a Chinese Prescription" and notes regarding a complaint of the liver, stomach and kidneys. Dated 22 September, 1815. Handwritten, 1 piece, 4 sides
Correspondence regarding the potential donation to the Royal Asiatic Society by Mr David Pickup of photograph albums of Iraq in 1929-1930 and the decision to transfer them to the British Library. This includes the transfer document and formal acknowledgement letter from the British Library. 8 items
British library London, EnglandTyped transcripts of the Letters from Roger Ingpen to Oscar Eckenstein. The five letters are divided between 3 sheets of paper.
Transcriptions of notes on various Indian towns.
Transcription of tomb inscription, also showing drawing of a cave entrance. Presented to the RAS by Captain Harkness June 1832
長沙馬王堆帛書竹簡目錄, transcription of Mawangdui tomb 3. Labelled "June 1979 Berkeley, Calif."
Transcription of inscription on stone. Presented to the RAS by Captain Harkness, June 1832.
Transcription of Barbara Ingham's trips to India, (No. 1) entitled "Nonna's Book"
XIX: Tradition and Translation, copy of a chapter from an unidentified book with Graham's annotations.