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Citation Information
INDEâ.
Tangut, exiv, exviii, cxxvii, ccxv; a
Nestorian Archbishopric, ccxlv,179,
269, 274
Tanibek, Prince of Kipchak, 337
Tankiz for Chinghiz, 479
Tanmaling, 90
Tanore, 454
Tanuma (Natuna ?), civ
Taprobane, clvi, clxviii, clxxi; details,
clxxvi ; the name, ib., clxxix ; of
the Catalan Map, ccxxv; see Ceylon
Tarighurghan, exiv
Tarikh Rashidi, 548, 576
Tarim Gol, 544, 545
Tarkhan, the term, clxvi, 287, 436
Tarmashirin, Khan of Chagatai, 185,
187, 4103, 475, 522
Tarsia, Tarsi°, cxxvi, 205
Tartar city of Peking, 127
lamb, 144
Tartars proper, their position, 177
used for Chinese, 376
Tartary, Great, 155
cloth, 246
Tashbalik, cl •
Tashi (Arabs), lx
Tashkand, cc, ccxx
Tathsin (The Roman Empire), lv,
xcii
Tathung, 146.7
Tattooed people, 86, 110
Tatu, the Mongol City at Peking, 127
Taugas, Taugast, name under which
Theophylactus speaks of China,
xlix; name probably intended, lii,
seq., 448
Taugha, cxiv
Taurelaphus, clxxiv
Tauris (Tabriz), 47
Tavern customs in China, 123
Tawal, Moluccas, 520
Tawallsi of Ibn Batuta, 435, 447, 47 3,
510; note on it, 520 seqq.
Tawan (Farghana), liv
Taydo, Taido, Tatu, Daitu, the Mon-
gol city at Peking, 127
Tchao-Nairnan-Sume Hotun, 134
Tchetchetlagh, 563
Tçin dynasty, xxxiv
Tea, mention of, cvi ; first European,
ccxvi
Tears of Adam and Eve, 99, 360
Tejpat, exly
Tellicheri, 453
Temujin (Chinghiz, q.v.), cxvii, 181
Tendek.Sbahr, 146
Tendue of Polo, 146-7, 173, 180
Tengi Badascian, 561; see Tangi
Tephrice, 299
Terek Daban, exlix, ccxi
XCQ
Terki, old city on the Caspian, 230 Termedh, Tarmedh, cl, ccxxxv Thaban, clxxxv, cxcii
Thafak, Thafan, an Indian Kingdom, clxxxiv-v
Thagiah, the word, 427-8 Thaifand, clxxxv
Thaifu, a Chinese title, 263 ; and see
ccxlvi
Thaijue (or Taiuna), xcvii Thaiyuanfu, xcvii
Thalamasin, Land of, 90
Thalec, 571
Thang Dynasty, 544
Thebe, Monastery near Camay, 119 Theophanes Byzantinus, Extract from
regarding Silkworms, clx Theophylactus Simocatta, xlvii ; his
account of China as Taugas, xlix
seqq.
Thiac,-Shan, 543, 547, 575 Thiantekiun, 146.7
Thin, the name, xxxvii, exliv
Thine, xxxvii; not really mentioned by Eratosthenes, ib., cxliv, cliii Thoantac, 571
Thom-as of Tolentino, Friar and martyr, his history, 61, 169, 184, 2-26
Friar, sent Bishop to Cathay,
171
Mr. Edward, on Indian Coins,
ccxlvii seqq.; on Indian Weights,
ccli; on Sovereigns of Bengal, celii
Three Churches, 301
Threshold of the Khan's Palace not
to be touched, 132
Thsin, Dynasty of, xxxiv; name ap-
plied to China, lvi
Thsiningcheu, 126
Thsivancheu or Chincheu, 108; see
Zayton.
Thuwai the word, 499
Tibet, City of, lxx
Odoric's account of, 148 ; Visitors
to, 149, 273, 461
Tientsin, 126
Tigers, 59 .
Tigris River, 351; the Wolga called
so, 234 Tikodi, 453
Tilinga, Kingdom of, 221
Timbuktu, 428
Timm Khan, grandson of Kublai,197,
265
— the Great, cex, 525, 546, 554
Tin of Malacca, 86
Tindal, the word, 471 Tirahoschi on Odoric, 19, 38 Tirawari, the title, 420 Tithe, 389
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