Lan-ts’ang Kiang, Tibet, China (Google Maps ⧉, OpenStreetMap ⧉)

"Towards the Lan-ts’ang Kiang is the quasi-Tibetan tribe called by the Chinese Mossos..."

"Fortune, in his Wanderings in China, vol. ii. p. 139, calls Lan-Khi, Nan-Che-hien, and says: “It is built on the banks of the river, and has a picturesque hill behind it.”"

"ANGAMANAIN. “When sailing from Lan-wu-li to Si-lan, if the wind is not fair, ships may be driven to a place called Yen-t’o-man [in Cantonese, An-t’o-man]. …”"