Younghusband, Francis Edward, Sir, 1863-1942
Variant names1888 elected to Royal Geographical Society; 1889 captaincy; 1891 CIE; 1892 political officer in Hunza; 1893-1894 political agent in Chitral; 1895 Times correspondent in Chitral; 1895-1897 Times correspondent in Rhodesia and Transvaal; 1899-1902 political agent at Deoli; 1901 Kaisar-i-Hind medal (gold); 1902-1903 resident at Indore; 1903-1904 leader of British mission to Tibet; 1904 KCIE; 1906-1909 resident at Kashmir 1917 KCSI; 1919 president of the Royal Geographical Society; 1921 chairman of Mount Everest Committee; 1934-1942 founder and vice-president of the Royal Central Asian Society
Epithet: soldier, diplomat, explorer and mystic
Title: Knight
British Library Archives and Manuscripts Catalogue : Person : Description : ark:/81055/vdc_100000001569.0x0001a5
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| associatedWith | Aristotelian Society (Great Britain) | corporateBody |
| associatedWith | Dawbarn, Mr. | person |
| associatedWith | Foot, Isaac, 1880-1960. | person |
| associatedWith | Younghusband, Eileen Louise, Dame, 1902-1981, social work consultant | person |
| Place Name | Admin Code | Country | |
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| South Africa, Africa | |||
| India, Asia | |||
| Hunza, Kashmir | |||
| Assam, India | |||
| China, Asia | |||
| Afghanistan, Asia | |||
| Cambodia, Asia | |||
| Rawalpindi, Punjab | |||
| Canada, North America | |||
| Khyber Pass, Afghanistan | |||
| Mount Everest, Tibet | |||
| North-West Frontier, India | |||
| Gulmarg, Kashmir | |||
| Tibet, Asia | |||
| Russia, Europe, Asia | |||
| Nabha State, India | |||
| Japan, Asia | |||
| Tashkent, Uzbekistan | |||
| North-West Frontier Province, India | |||
| United States, North America | |||
| Punjab, India | |||
| Himalaya Mountains, Tibet | |||
| Himalaya Mountains, Tibet | |||
| Charsadda, North-West Frontier Province | |||
| Gilgit, Kashmir | |||
| Manchuria, China | |||
| Aligarh, United Provinces | |||
| Kashgar, China | |||
| Srinagar, Kashmir | |||
| Central Asia, Asia | |||
| Sikkim, Asia | |||
| Tibet, Asia | |||
| Punjab, India | |||
| Abu, Rajputana | |||
| Mashhad, Iran | |||
| Rhodesia, Africa | |||
| Tonk State, India | |||
| Turkestan, Asia | |||
| Colworth House, Bedford | |||
| Satna, Rewa State, Central India | |||
| Turkestan, Asia | |||
| Bhutan, Asia | |||
| Bundi State, India | |||
| Afghanistan, Asia | |||
| Nepal, Asia | |||
| Jind State, India | |||
| Dibang River, Assam | |||
| Gobi Desert, China | |||
| North-East Frontier, India | |||
| China, Asia | |||
| Gilgit, Kashmir | |||
| Chesterfield House, London | |||
| Mustagh Pass, Kashmir | |||
| Burma, Asia | |||
| Delhi, India | |||
| Burma, Asia | |||
| Mount Everest, Tibet | |||
| Central Asia, Asia | |||
| Russia, Europe, Asia | |||
| Agra, India | |||
| Chitral State, India | |||
| Bhutan, Asia | |||
| Bengal, India | |||
| Rajputana, India | |||
| Indore State, India | |||
| Mishmi Hills, Assam and Burma | |||
| Transcaspia, Central Asia | |||
| Pamir, India | |||
| Thailand, Asia | |||
| Patiala State, India |
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Person
Birth 1863-05-31
Death 1942-07-31
Britons
English
