Sacred Books of the East Vol. 40: Taoism Vol. 2

Khî Kung (a worthy of Wei), ii, 42. Khî-shan (early seat of the house of Kau), ii, 151, 163. Khieh Khâu (= vehement debater), i, 312. Khieh-yü (the madman of Khû), i, 170, 221, 260. {p. 329} Khien-lung, the catalogue of, ii, 255, 256. Khih-kang Man-khî (a man of king Wû's time), i, 324. Khih-kî (one of king Mû's steeds), i, 381; ii, 175. Khih Shâu (title of minister of war), ii, 115. Khih Shui (the Red-water, metaphorical), i, 311. Khih-wei (a prehistoric sovereign), i, 244; ii, 731 138; (also, an assistant historiographer), ii, 124, 125. Khih-yû (rebel against Hwang-Tî), ii, 171. Khin (the state and dynasty), ii, 147 (but this is doubtful), 207. Khin Hwâ-lî (a contemporary and disciple of Mo Tî), ii, 218, 221. Khin Shih (a Tâoist), i, 201. Khing (worker in rottlera wood), ii, 22. Khing Käng King (name of Tâoist Treatise), ii, 247, 254. Khing-lang (name of an abyss), ii, 162. Khiû (the name of Confucius), i, 193, 195, 251, 252, 317, 360, 362; ii, 7, 104, 168, 170, 172, 174, 175. Khiû-shih (name of a place), ii, 204. Kho Shih (=Mr. Provocation), ii, 119. Khû (the state), i, 221, 2249 230, 319, 390; ii, 6, 14, 55, 56, 98, 100, 104, 120, 155, 156, 169. Khü-kung (a man of Khî), ii, 108. Khü Zhiâo-dze (a Tâoist), i, 192. Khü-yüan (a place in Khî), i, 217. Khui (ancient artificer), i, 286. Khun Khiû (the classic), i, 189, 360; ii, 216. Khung Shan (a hill), i, 295. Lan Zü (disciple of Kwang-dze), ii, 40.