_Unimak_, an island to the East of Agunalashka, 139. See _Trapesnikoff_.
_Volcanos_, some burning ones in Kamtchatka, and traces of many former ones to be observed there, 6. One eruption near Lower Ostrog in 1762, and another in 1767, _ibid._ An high volcano on the island of Kanaga, 75. See _Copper Island, Unalashka_.
_Wheels_, a carriage with four wheels a mark, of high distinction among the Chinese, 218.
_Women_, none allowed to live at Maimatschin, and why, 231.
_Wsevidoff (Andrew)_, his voyage to the new-discovered Islands, 38.
_Yakoff (Jacob)_, composed the chart of Krenitzin and Levasheff's voyage, 266.
_Yediger_ (a Tartar chief), pays tribute to the Russians, 179. See _Kutchum Chan_.
_Yenisèi_, a river of Siberia, 305, & seq.
_Yerken_, a town of Little Bucharia, 333.
_Yermac_, being driven from the Caspian Sea, retires to Orel, 181, where he winters, and determines to invade Siberia, 182. To which he is instigated by Strogonoff, 183. Marches towards Siberia, and returns to Orel, 184. Sets out on a second expedition, and arrives at Tchingi, 185. Defeats Kutchum Chan at Tschuvatch, 186. Marches to Sibir, and seats himself on the throne, 187. Cedes his conquest to the Tzar of Muscovy, 189. Who sends him a reinforcement, under the command of prince Bolkosky, 190. Is surprised by Kutchum Chan, 191. And drowned, 192. Veneration paid to his memory, 193. See _Allai, Russians, Siberia, Ivan Vassielivitch_ II.
_Yefimoff (Sava)_, one of Yermac's followers, an accurate historian of those times, 192.
_Yugoff (Emilian)_, his voyage, 38. Dies on Copper Island, 39.
_Zuruchaitu._ Description of, 244. Its trade very inconsiderable, 245. See _Kiachta_.
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