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INDEX.

remarks regarding, 184 ; alleged martyrdom. of, 185; chronicle ascribed to, 192 ; some additional notes to his Mirabilia, 192 seqq.

Jorman, Julman, a region near the Ural, ccxxviii-ix

Judi, Jibal, the Ark Mountain of the Mahomedans, 47

Jugglers' tricks at the Khan's Court, 143 ; at Khansa, 500, and see ccxx Juggurnath sacrifices, 83

Jamaluddin, Shaikh, Lord of Ma'bar, 219, 220

Jumna, River, 459

Jun (Jumna), 459

Junks, the word used, 73, 356; quaint mistake about, ib. ; origin of the term, 416-17 ; described, 417 ; 469, 473, 486, 5.13

Jurfattan, 453

Jurz or Juzr, an Indian King, clxxxiv Justice with a vengeance, 421

Justin, Emperor, his exchange of em-

bassies with the Turks, clx seqq. Justinian, introduction of the silk-

worm under, xlvi, clix

KAAN (Kan, Khan, Khakan, Khagan,)

the titlé, cxvii, 504; see Khan and

Gredt Khan.

Kaber, clxxviii

Kabul, 556

Kadah (Queddah), eiv

Kadranj, Kairanj, Herenj, civ, clxxxvi

Kafche-Kué, 272

Kafiristan, clxxxv, 157, 554-5

Kafur, Malik, his invasion of South

India, 217, 220

Kahar, the word, 408

Kaidu Khan, rival of Kublai ; letter

of the Pope to, 166; 173, 195, 201 ;

his territory, and struggles with

Kublai, 274, 523

Kaikhatu Khan attempts paper cur-

rency in Persia, and fails, 290

Kail (ancient port of South India),

211, 218, 219, 221, 273, 424-5

Kailukari, 474, 520, 521

Kaiminfu, 134, 260

Kainak, 576

Kaiphingfu, 134

Kais or Kish ; see Kish

Kajarra, Kajraha; Kajrai, 414

Kakam, a kind of ship, ccxlvi, 416,

419

Kakula, 469 ; aloes wood of, 471 Kalah, Kalahbar, civ, cxci

Kala'i ; see Qala'i.

IXXXi

Kalatin bin-Shakhbar, alleged King of China, cxi, xii

Kallats, Turkish tribe, clxv Kalliana, Kalliena, Kalyani, clxxi Kamara, 469 ; aloes wood of, 471

Kamehu, ICamju (Kancheu,q.v.), cciii, 288, 581

Kamaruddin Dughlak, 525, 515 • Kamru (Kamrup), mountains of, 461,

464, 469; note on Ibn Batuta's, 515

Kamrun, excii

Kamrup, invasion of, lxxv, excii; see also Kamm.

Kams (the Tartar medicine-men), 176 Kamul, Kamil, Komul, cc, ccxvii,

ccxxv, 321, 390, 545, 546, 578-9 Kanauj, lxix, clxxxiv, ccxxxv, 413 Kanbalu, Isle of, what ? ex

Kanchana \Vunga, Princess in Java,. 323

Kancheu, cciii seqq. ; ccxv seqq., 270, 288, 581

Kandahar (Gandhara on Indus), lxxii, clxxxv

    (Gandar on G. of Cambay),
414,443

   a region of Yunan, 273
Kangli or Kankli Turks, clxv, ccxi Kanjanfu (Kianchangfu), 403, 510 Kanp'hu; see Khanfu.

Kansan (Kenjan, q.v., or Singanfu), 148

Kan-Sang-i-Kash, 565

Kantu, ex

Kanÿng sent to reconnoitre the Roman Empire, lv ; fails, lxi

Kaoli, Kauli, Koli (Corea), ccxxv, 257,

268, 271

Karachil,Kal arc hal (Himalya), 410-11

Karajang (Yunan), 269, 273

Karakalisa, 300   .~

Kara Khitai, ecxii, 176, 178, 573

Karakhoja, cc, 275

Kara Korum, cxxiii, cxxv, cxxviii,

ccxii, 506, 510

Karami, Merchant guild so called,

480

Karamuren ; see Caramoran and

Hoangho

Karangni Tagil, 565

Karani, the word, 474

Karashahr, 544, 546, 572, 575-6

Karatau, ccxii

Karategin, excix, cl, ccxxxiv seqq.

Karaul, cxxxvii, ccii, 579 Karazan ; see Karajang.

Karchu, 563

Kargu, or Beacon Towers in China,

138 ; the word, 139

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