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The Book of Ser Marco Polo : vol.2 |
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Cayu (Kao-yu), ii. 152
Celtic Church, ii. 370n
Census, of houses in Kinsay, ii. 192;
tickets, 18.
Ceremonial of Mongol Court, see
Etiquette
Ceylon (Seilan), ii. 312-314; circuit of,
310n; etymology of, 314n; customs of
natives, 315; mountain of Adam's
(alias Sagamoni Borcan's) Sepulchre,
316, 321n; history of Buddha, 317;
origin of idolatry, 318 seqq.; subject
to China, 392n
Ceylon, King of, his pearl-ponds, ii. 337n
Chachan (Charchan, Charchand), i. 192n,
194, 195n, 196n
Chagatai (Sigatay), Kúblái's uncle, son
of Chinghiz, 10, i. 10n, 48, 98, 102n,
183, 186n, ii. 457, 458n, 459
Chaghán-Jáng, ii. 72n, 73n
Chaghan-Kuren, ii. 23n
Chaghan-Nor ("White Lake"), N.E. of
Kamul, i. 214n
—— (Chaghan, or Tsaghan Balghasun),
site of Kúblái's palace, i. 266, 297n,
306n, 422n, ii. 14n
Chairs, silver, i. 351, 355n
Chakor (cator), great partridges, i. 296,
207n
Chalcedony and jasper, i. 191, 193n
Chalukya Malla kings, ii. 336n
Champa (Chamba), kingdom of, ii. 266,
268n, 424, 426n, 506n; Kúblái's ex-
pedition v., 267; the king and his
wives, 268, 271n; products, 268, 271n,
272n; locality, 269-270n; invaded by
king of Lukyn, 279n
Chandra Banu, ii. 315n
Chandu (Shangtu), city of peace of
Kúblái, i. 25, 298, 304n, 410-411,
435
Changan, ii. 182, 184n
Chang-chau (Chinginju), ii. 178, 179n
—— in Fo-kien, ii. 233n, 238n; Zayton(?),
238n; Christian traveller, ii. 240n-241n
Ch'ang Ch'un, travels, i. 62n
Changgan (Chang-ngan), ii. 27-29n
Chang-kia-Kau, the gate in the Great
Wall, i. 56n
Chang K'ien, ii. 16n
Chang-shan (Chanshan), ii. 198n, 199n,
219, 221n, 222n, 224n
Ch'ang Te (the Chinese traveller), Si
Shi Ki, i. 64n, 66n
Chang Te-hui, a Chinese teacher, i.
309n
Chang-y (Chenchu), i. 417-419, 422n
Chang Yao, Chinese general, i. 211n
Chão de Bux (Cave di Bussi), boxwood,
i. 57n
Chaohien, Sung Prince, ii. 150n
Chão-Khânaki, bank-note offices in
Persia, i. 429n
Cháo Naiman Sumé Khotan, or Shangtu,
"city of the 108 temples," i. 304n
Cháo, paper-money, i. 426n, 429n
Chão, title of Siamese and Shan Princes,
ii. 73n
Chaotong, ii. 130n
Chapu, ii. 190n
Characters, written, four acquired by
Marco Polo, i. 27; one in Manzi, but
divers spoken dialects, ii. 236
Charchan (Chachan of Johnson, Char-
chand), i. 192n, 194, 195n, 196n
Charcoal, store in Peking, palace garden
of, i. 370n
Charities, Kúblái's, i. 439, 443, 444;
Buddhistic and Chinese, 446n; at
Kinsay, ii. 188, 198n
Charles VIII., of France, i. 398n
Chau dynasty, i. 347n
Chaucer, quoted, i. 3n, 5n, 17n, 161n,
247n, 386n, ii. 11n
Chaukans, temporary wives at Kashgar,
i. 193
Chaul, ii. 367n
Cheapness in China, ii. 202
Cheetahs, or hunting leopards, i. 397, 398n
Cheh-kiang, cremation common during
Sung dynasty in, ii. 135n; roads into
Fo-kien from, 224n
Cheiman, Gulf of, ii. 266
Chenchau, or Iching hien, ii. 173n, 174n
Chenching (Cochin-China), ii. 268n-269n,
277n
Chenchu (Chang-y), conspires with
Vanchu v. Ahmad, i. 417-419, 422n
Ch'eng-ting fn, 13, 14n
Ch'éng-Tsu (Yung-lo), Emperor, ii.
392n
Ch'éng-tu (Sze-ch'wan), ii. 32n, 34n, 35n
Ch'éngtu-fu (Sindafu), ii. 36, 37n
Cheu, the Seven, ii. 277n
Chihai and Chiban, ii. 459, 462n
Chichilklik Pass, i. 172n, 175n
Chien-ch'ang (Caindu), ii. 70n. (See
K'ien ch'ang.)
Chihli, plain of, ii. 14n
Chilaw, ii. 337n
Chiliánwála, battlefield of, i. 105n
Chilu-ku, last Karakhitai king, ii. 20n
Chin, Sea of, ii. 264, 265, 266n, 270n
China, 134; Imperial Maritime Customs
Returns for 1900, ii. 173n; Do-
minicans in, 240n; paved roads in,
189, 198n; relations with Korea and
Japan, 262n; the name, 265n; king of
Mecca at Court of, 282n; trade from
Arabia to, 348n; from Sofala in
Africa, 400n. (See also Cathay and
Manzi.
Chinangli (T'sinan-fu), ii. 133, 135, 137n
Chinátr, Oriental planes, i. 128n, 129n
Chinchau, Chincheo, Chinchew, Chwan-
chew, Tswanchau, see Zayton
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