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Citation Information
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YUN-NAN
INDEX ZURFICAR
Yun-nan (Carajan), province, ii. 4on, 45n, 56n, 57n, 59n-62n, 64, 67n, 72n, Bon, Sin, 82n, 9on, 9512, i o4n, I o7n, 1 1511, I2on, 124n, 127n-129n ; conquerors of, 46n, Bon ; Mahomedans, 7411
Yun-nan-fu city, see Yachi
Yurungkásh (white Jade) River, i. 19372 Yusuf Kekfi, i. 8511
Yuthia, Ayuthia (Ayodhya), medieval capital of Siam, 13, ii. 278n, 279n Yvo of Narbonne, i. 12n
modern charts), the great medieval
port of China, ii. 17572, 231, 23211-
2331 , 234, 23711-24312 ; Khan's revenue
from, 235 ; porcelain, 235, 242n ; lan-
guage, 236n, 243n-244n; etymology,
237n ; medieval notices, 237 seqq. ;
identity, 239n, 24on ; Chinchew, a
name misapplied, 239n ; Christian
churches at, 24on, 241n ; ships of,
264
Zayton, Andrew, Bishop of, ii. 237n
Zebák Valley, i. 165n
Zebu, humped oxen, i. 99n
Zedoary, ii. 388n
Zenghi, i. 61n
Zerms (terms), ii. 439n
Zerumbet, ii. 38811
Zettani, ii. 241n
Zhafar, see Dhafar
Zic (Circassia), ii. 490, 492n
Zikas, ii. 228n, 309n, 311n
Zimmé, .see Kiang-mai
Zinc, i. 126n
.Zinj, Zin j is, ii. 424n, 42672
Zobeidah, the lady, i. 156n
Zorza, see Chorcha
Zu-'lkarnain (Zulcarniain), " the Two
Horned," an epithet of Alexander, i.
56n, 157, 16on
Zurficar (Zúrpica, Zulficar), a Turkish friend of Marco Polo's, i. 213
ZABEDJ, ii. 283n
Zaila, ii. 413n, 435n, 436n
Zaitúníah, probable origin of satin, ii. 241n
Zampa, see Champa
Zanghibar (Zangibar, Zanjibar, Zanzibar), ii. 4o5n, 412, 422, 424n ; currents off, 415n ; Ivory trade, 423, 424n ; its blacks, women, 423, 42411
Zanton (Shantung?), 3
Zanzale, James, or Jacob Baradaeus, Bishop of Edessa, i. 6 i n
Zapharan, monastery near Baghdad, i. 61n
Zardandan, or " Gold Teeth," a people of
W. Yun-nan, ii. 84, 98 ; identity doubt-
ful, 88n ; characteristic customs, 9on Zarncke, Fr., i. 139n
Zayton, Zaitún, Zeiton, Cayton (T'swanchau, Chwan-chau, or Chinchew of
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