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Citation Information
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INhEX PARAVAS
ORIENTAL
Oriental phrases in Polo's dictation, 84
Orissa, ii. 426n
Orkhon River, i. 227n
Orleans, defence of, ii. 165;z
Isle d', ii. 277n
Orlons, or Marshals of the Mongol Host,
263, ii. 46211
Oroech, ii. 487, 48912
Oron, Mongol for a region or realm, i.
Io4n
O1 phani, strange customs of the, ii. 2911
0sci, the word, ii. J5on
Ostriches, ii. 431, 437;1 Ostyaks, ii. 484/1
Otto, Bishop of Freisingen, i. 233n,
234n
Oulatay (Uladai), Tartar envoy from
Persia, i. 32, 3311
Ovis Poli, see Sheep
Oweke, see Ucaca
Owen, Professor, ii. 41711
Owen, Rev. Gray, on the Lolos, ii. 69n
Owo, Mongol for Musk, i. 279:1
Oxen, humped, in Kerman, i. 97, 9912 ;
wild, shaggy (Yaks), 274, 27711 wild (Beyamini), in East Tibet, ii.
50; Burma, I I i, 114n; in Bengal, 115, 116n ; Anin, 119 ; worshipped, 341, 365, 37011; figures of, worn, 365,
37on
Oxenham, Atlas, i. 43311, ii. 1211, 1411,
67n, 157/1
Oxydracae, the, i. 93n
Oxyrhynchus, ii. 434;1
Oxus Valley and River, i. 15211, 16111,
172/1, 173n, ii. 59411 Ozene, H. 397;1
PACAAIURIA (Baccanor), ii. 386n Pacauta ! (an invocation), ii. 338, J46n Pacem, see Pasei
Paddle-wheel barges, ii. 21 111
Paderin, Mr., visits Karákorum, i. 22Sn Pádishah Khátún of Kerman, i. 91n Padma Sambhava, i. 164n
Pagán (in Burma), ii. IOO11, 107n, 10911,
I131, I 14/1 ; ruins at, 13 ; empire of,
27911
- Old (Tagaung), ii. 10711, 11311 Pagaroyang, inscriptions from, ii. 28611 Paggi Islands, ii. 298n
Pagodas, Burmese, ii. i Io, 114/z ;
alleged Chinese in India, 336n-
337;1, 391;1
Pahang, ii. 279n
PaY, or Peyih tribe, ii. 6on, 12011 Paipurth (Baiburt), i. 46, 4911 Pai-yen-ching, ii. 5812
Paizah, or Golden Tablet of Honour, i.
352n, 35311
and Yarligh, i. 32211, 352n
Pak w iha, China ware, ii. 243/1 Pala, a bird, ii. 35 i n
Palace of Khan at Chagannor, i. 296 ; at Chandu (Shangtu), 298 ; of cane, 299 ; at Langtin, 306 ; Cambaluc, 362 ; on Green Mount, J70 ; at Kenjanfu (Si-ngan fu), ii. 24, 29n ; of the Empire of Manzi at Kinsay, 191, 192, 206, 21211 ; in Chipangu, paved and roofed with gold, 253, 25611, 27511 Palembang, ii. 28111, 283/1
Paliolle, Or de, for gold dust, ii. 5211
| Palladius, the Archimandrite, i. | 18711, | ||||
| 198/1, | 215n, | 225n, | 22711, | 24811, | 25111, |
| 256n, | 27on, | 27611, | 27911, | 28211, | 28711, |
| 28812, | 291;1, | 30411, | 306/1, | 308n, | 31011, |
| 3191, | 327;1, | 334;1, | 33611, | 34411-34711 | |
| 35811, | 38911, | 39711, 402n, | 407n, | 40811, | |
| 430/1, | 456n, | 461;1, ii. 178;z |
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Palm ( Measure), ii. 59211
Palm Wine, see Wine of Palm
Pamier (Pamir), Plain of, i. 171 ; its wild sheep, 171, 17611 ; great height, 174n ; pasture, etc., 174n, 175n ; described by Hiuen Tsang, Wood, Goës, Abdul Mejid, Colonel Gordon and others, 174/1-176n ; Dr. M. A. Stein on, ii. 593/1-594;1 ; Lord Curzon on number of, 594;1
Pan-Asiatic usages, i. 324n, 326n, ii.
359Jn
Pandarani, or Fandaraina, ii. 386/1, 391n Pandit Manphul, i. 16211, 163n, 173;1,
154n-156n, 16o1í, 16111, 42211, 43811
Pandrethan in Kashmir, Buddhist temple
at, i. 167
Pandyan kings, ii. 333/1-335n, 37311-37411 Panja River, or Upper Oxus, i. 170, 17211-174n
Panjáb, i. 104n
Panjkora, i. 104n
Panjshir, i. 162n, 16511, ii. 488n Pantaleon, coins of, i. 16311
Panthé, or Mahomedan Kingdom in Yun-nan, ii. 8011
Panya (or Pengya), in Burma, ii. I1311 Pao-ki h'ien, ii. 3211, 34n
Paonano Pao, i. 17311, ii. 59311
Papé, Papesifu, ii. 1i7;1, 12811
Paper-money (Chao), Kúblái's made from bark, i. 423-425, 42611-43011 modern, 42811. (See also Currency.) Papien River, ii. I 28
I'aquier, Professor, i. 172x1, 183n Paradise, Apples of, 97, 9911
in legend of the Cross, 13611
of Persia, 114;z
of the Old Man of the Mountain, i. 140, 142 ; destroyed, 145
Rivers of, 911
Parákráma Bahu I., ii. 33411.
Paramisura, founder of Malacca, ii. 282n
Parapomisadae, ii. 402n
Parasol, i. 354;1
Paravas, ii. J72n
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