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  1. Cover
  2. Title
  3. Copyright
  4. Dedication
  5. Contents
  6. Foreword
  7. Preface and Acknowledgments
  8. Maps
  9. Introduction
  10. Chapter 1 Setting Foot in the Queen’s Land
  11. Chapter 2 Masculine and Feminine Internal Others in China
  12. Chapter 3 From the Valley of Beauties to the Eastern Queendom
  13. Chapter 4 The Queendom and Grassroots Politics
  14. Chapter 5 The Moluo Tourism Association: How Far to Go?
  15. Conclusion
  16. Notes
  17. Glossary
  18. Bibliography
  19. Index

INDEX

The index that appeared in the print version of this title was intentionally removed from the eBook. Please use the search function on your eReading device for terms of interest. For your reference, the terms that appear in the print index are listed below

Aba

advocate(s)

Amdo

animal nature

authentic

authenticity

auto-orientalism

Bai Hua

barbarian(s)

barbarism

Berotsana

Bon

Book of Sui

Buddhism

Buddhist

center-periphery

centrality

Central Tibet (Ü-Tsang)

Central Tibetans

Chamdo

chauvinism

Chen, Mr.

Chen Duxiu

Chengdu

Chinese culturalism

civilization

civilizing project

civil society. See also societal sector

collective action

collective resistance

commercialization

commercializing

Confucianism

Cong Ling. See Pamir Mountains

“conservative” (baoshou)

convergence zone

corrupt

corrupted

corruption

courtship

creolization

creolized

cultural heritage

Cultural Revolution

Culture and Tourism Bureau

Dadu River

Dajinchuan

Dalai Lama

degeneration

demasculinized

democratic

democratic administration (minzhu guanli)

democratic decision making (minzhu juece)

democratic elections (minzhu xuanju)

democratic management (guanli minzhu)

Democratic Reform (Minzhu Gaige)

democratic superintendence (minzhu jiandu)

demonized

demonization

demonstration. See also protest

Dongfeng

Dongfengwa

Dongnügu

Dongnüguo. See also Women’s Country

elections

elected

elites

emasculated

Ergong language/dialect

ethnic

ethnic identification

ethnicity

ethnic Others

ethnic policy

ethnic politics

ethnic relations

ethnic representations

ethnic tourism

interethnic. See also Other(s)

ethno-nationalism

evolution

evolutionary

evolutionism

exotic

exoticness

exoticized

exoticization

“fake Tibetans”

“familiar barbarians” (shu fan)

favoritism. See also nepotism

Fei Xiaotong

feminine

femininity

feminization

hyperfeminine

feudalism

feudal

free-love (also “free love”). See also sexually open

Ganzi

Gelindeya incident

Gelugpa

gender

Genghis Khan

geshe

girls’ puberty ritual

grassland. See also nomad(s)

grassroots

guanxi

Gyarong

Gyarong Charm Festival

Gyarongwa

Gyarongzu

Han-centric

Han Gang (Hantuan)

Han-self

Han-selfhood

Han/state

Han-Zangzu

harmonious

Heishui County

heritage

cultural heritage (or Cultural Heritage)

queendom heritage

Tibetan heritage

World Cultural Heritage

World Heritage

hybrid

hybridity

hybridized

identity

identity politics

impure

independence

independent

indigenous

instinct(s)

instinctual

insurgents. See also rebellious

intellectual youth

internal orientalism

internal Others. See also Other(s)

Internet

Jiaju

Jiang Rong

Jinchuan

justice

Kalachakra

Kangding

karma

Kashag government

Kham

Khampa

Khyung

King of the Eastern Queendom

lama(s). See also Dalai Lama

Lhasa

liminal

liminality

lineage. See also heritage; identity

literacy

Lobsang

Lugu Lake

Lu Xun

Maerkang

Manchu(s)

Mao

marginal

marginality

marginalized

masculine

masculinity

demasculinized

emasculated

hypermasculine

hypermasculinity

matriarchy

matriarchal

matrilineal

media

modern

modernist

modernity

modernization

modernize

Moluo

Moluo Tourism Association

Mongols

Mount Murdu

national discourse

nationalism. See also ethno-nationalism

Nationalist

nation-state model

nepotism. See also favoritism

New Cultural Movement

New Tang History

noble Others. See also Other(s)

nomad(s)

nomadic dialect

nomadic lifestyle

non-Tibetan

Old Tang History

Other(s)

ethnic Others

internal Others

noble Others

“pallid-faced scholars” (baimian shusheng)

Pamir Mountains

Party-state

peripheral

periphery

personal quality

petition

petty peasant mentality

political marginality. See also marginal

polyandry

primitive

promiscuous

promiscuity

prostitution

protest. See also demonstration

puberty ritual. See girls’ puberty ritual

Qing

queendom cause

queendom discourse

queendom dispute

queendom identity

queendom label

queendom lineage

queendom struggle

rebellious. See also insurgents

religious identity

Rgyal Rong

Rgyal Rong Rgyal Khab Bco Brgyad

Rgyal Rong skad

romantic

romanticization

savage

savagery

self-feminization

self-representation

sexuality

sexualized

sexually open. See also free-love

sexual relations

sheepish

Sinicized

Sinicizing

social capital

societal sector. See also civil society

state actor

state-society: interactions

relations (or relationship)

stereotype

stereotyping

“strange barbarians” (sheng fan)

strategic marginality. See also marginal

Suopowa identity. See also identity

superior

superiority

Tashi, Mr.

Teacher Dorje

Teacher Namkha

Teacher Thubten

Tibetan identity. See also identity

Tibetan riots

Tibeto-Burman language

Tibetophobia

tourism

tourist market

Trisong Detsen

tsampa

Tsanlha Ngawang

Tsering

tusi

Uncle Pema

unrest

utopian

Uyghur(s)

Valley of Beauties

“vicious cult” (xiejiao)

virility

walking marriage

watchtower

Wen Yiduo

Western powers

wild

wildness

Wolf Totem

Women’s Country

women’s countries

work team

Xiaojinchuan

Xinjiang

Xixia

Yang Erche Namu

Yangzi River

Yellow River

Yeshe

Zangzu

Zhonglu

Zomia

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