Junggar Basin, northern Xinjiang

Gar county in Ngari prefecture, Tibet, Tibetan: Sgar rdzong

Tanganyika, a former territory in East Africa and one of the two components of Tanzania

Tibetan government official

One of the indigenous peoples of Taiwan.

government of Tibet, dissolved in 1959

Kagyu (Geju) sect of Tibetan Buddhism, often translated as the lineage of oral instructions

Lake Tanganyika in East Africa

Gar county in Ngari prefecture, Tibet

the sound of clattering

(onom.) kaboom; cracking or snapping sound

(onom.) sound of a duck or goose; sound of loud laughter

(onom.) sound of a clatter or snap

(onom.) hum and clatter

Tibetan government official

Kadampa sect of Tibetan Buddhism

onomatopoeia for a clicking or clacking sound

Garab Dorje Rinpoche, a succession of Bhutanese religious leaders

Kaxabu or Kahabu, one of the indigenous peoples of Taiwan

Kavalan, one of the indigenous peoples of Taiwan

A high-ranking official in the traditional Tibetan government (Kashag).

coffee (old loanword)

Kashgar or Qeshqer (Chinese: Kashi) in western Xinjiang, near Kyrgyzstan

Dsungaripterus (genus of pterosaur)

Tibetan festival on the 15th day of the 4th month marking Sakyamuni's birth

Mongolian daruqachi, local commander in Mongol and Yuan times

Earl George Macartney (1737-1806), leader of the 1793 British mission to the Qing court

the Macartney mission to Qing China in 1793