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0084 The Book of Ser Marco Polo : vol.2
The Book of Ser Marco Polo : vol.2 / Page 84 (Color Image)

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capital at seizing wild beasts [and in particular the wild

oxen which are called Beyanzini, very great and fierce

animals] ,   They have also sundry other kinds of sport-

ing dogs, and excellent lanner falcons [and sakers], swift

in flight and well-trained, which are got in the mountains

of the country.'

Now I have toldy ou in brief all that is to be said

about Tebet, and so we will leave it, and tell you about

another province that is called Caindu.

MARCO POLO   Booz II.

Village of Eastern Tibet on Sze-ch'wan Frontier. (From Cooper.)

As regards Tebet, however, you should understand

that it is subject to the Great Kaan.   So, likewise, all

the other kingdoms, regions, and provinces which are

described in this book are subject to the Great Kaan ;

nay, even those other kingdoms, regions, and provinces

of which I had occasion to speak at the beginning of the

book as belonging to the son of Argon, the Lord of the

Levant, are also subject to the Emperor ; for the former

holds his dominion of the Kaan, and is his liegeman and

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