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(12) "Plate IV (facing p 400) fig. 2 ([Figure:], 卍) contains two reversed forms of the Svastika (yungdung)." Mr. Francke refers to the above quotation "for an explanation of this form of Svastika in Ladakh," and repeats that "it is the emblem of the bon Religion." (Notes on Rock-Carvings from lower Ladakh, Ind. Ant. vol. XXXI. p. 400, para 3).