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The Book of Ser Marco Polo : vol.2 |
| マルコ=ポーロ卿の記録 : vol.2 |
引用情報
OCR読み取り結果
Kîmiz, kumis (kemiz), mare's milk,
—Tartar beverage, i. 257, 259n
Kin, or Golden Dynasty in N. China, 12,
i. 28n, 231n, 288n, ii. 8n, 19n, 168n,
190n; their paper-money, i. 426n,
429; story of their Golden King, ii.
17-22
Kincha, Chinese name for Kipchak, ii.
179n
Kin-Chi, or Gold-Teeth (Zardandan), ii.
84-90
King of the Abraiaman, ii. 364
—— of England, Kúbláí's message to,
i. 34; intercourse with Mongol princes,
36n, ii. 177n
—— of France, Kúbláí's message to, i.
34
—— of Spain, Kúbláí's message to, i. 34,
ii. 477n
—— Rev. C. W., i. 370n
Kings of Maabar, the five brothers, ii.
331, 333n, 334n, 337n, 338-339, 370
371; their mother's efforts to check
their broils, 371
—— subordinate, or Viceroys, in China,
i. 360, 361n, ii. 24, 64, 76, 79n, 190,
199n
—— Tartar, of the Ponent, ii. 490, 492n
Kingsmill, T. W., ii. 154n, 184n, 194n,
220n
King-tê-chên, porcelain manufacture, ii.
243n
K'ing-yüan (Ning-po), ii. 238n
Kin-hwa fu, ii. 222n
Kinki, Kimkhá, ii. 238n
Kinsay (King-sze, or "Capital," Khansá,
Khinsá, Khingsai, Khanzai, Cansay,
Campsay), formerly Lin-ngan now
Hang-chau fu, ii, ii. 146, 149n, 193n;
its surrender to Bayan, 146, 149n; ex-
treme public security, 147; alleged
meaning of the name, 182, 184n, 185;
described, 185-208; bridges, 185, 187,
194n; hereditary trades, guilds and
wealthy craftsmen and their dainty
wives, 186, 196n; the lake, islands
and garden-houses, 186, 187, 196n;
stone-towers—inhabitants' clothing and
food, 187, 197n-198n; guards and
police regulations, 187-188; fires, 188;
alarm towers, paved streets, 189;
revenue, 189, 190, 215, 216, 217n,
218n; pavements, public baths, port
of Ganfu, 189, 198n, 199n; the
province and other provinces of
Manzi, garrisons, 190, 200n; horo-
scopes, funeral rites, 191, 200n; palace
of the expelled king, 192; church,
house registers, 192, 200n; hostel regu-
lations, 193; canals, 200; markets and
squares, 200, 209n; fruits and fish
shops, 202, 210n; women of the town,
physicians and astrologers, courts of
justice, 203; vast consumption of
pepper, 204, 210n; inhabitants' char-
acter—their behaviour to women and
foreigners, 204, 210n, 211n; hatred of
soldiers, 205; pleasures on the lake
and in carriage excursions, 205, 211n;
palace of the king, 206; the king's
effeminacy and ruin, 207-208, 211n;
tides, 208n; plan of, 209n; notices by
various writers of, 213n; wealth of,
245n; ships, 255, 260n
Kin-sha Kiang, "River of Golden Sands"
(upper branch of Great Kiang, Brius),
ii. 36, 56, 64, 67n, 69n, 70n, 72n
Kinshan, see Golden Island
Kinto, or Hinto, Mongol general, ii. 260n
Kipchak (Ponent), Southern Russia,
events related by Polo in, 27, i. 5, 6n,
ii. 490 seqq.; sovereigns, 492n; people
of, 493n; extent of empire, ib.
Kirghiz Kazak, i. 313n
Kirghiz, the, i. 162n, 176n, 390n, ii. 362n
Kiria, i. 192n, 195n, ii. 595n
Kirk, Sir John, and Raphia palm, ii.
597n
Kis, Kish, or Kais (Kisi), now Ghes, or
Kem, island in Persian Gulf, i. 63,
64n, 83, 452; merchants, ii. 340; de-
scribed, 453n
Kishik, Kishikan, Kizik, Keshikchi, see
Keshican
Kishm (Casem), i. 153, 155n, 156n, 173n
—— or Brakht (Oaracia), island in the
Persian Gulf, i. 115n, 121n
Kistna River, ii. 362n
Kitabuka, General, i. 85n
Kiu-chau, ii. 222n
Kiulan (Quilon), see Coilum
Kizil Irmak, the, i. 45n
Kizil River, i. 54n
Kneeling oven, i. 97, 90n
Kobad, the Sassanian, i. 53n
Kobdo, i. 215n
Koh-Banán (Cobinan), i. 125
Koja (Coja), a Tartar envoy from Persia,
i. 32, 33n, 38n
Kokcha River, i. 154n-156n, 162n
Kök-Tash, greenstone of Samarkand, i.
187n
Kolastri, or Kolatiri Rajas, ii. 387n
Ko-li-ki-an, i. 289n
Kolkhoi of Ptolemy, identified, ii. 373n
Kollam, see Coilum
Koloman, see Coloman
Kolyma, bird-hunting at, i. 272n
Kóluacev, ii. 391n
Komár, ii. 279n, 383n
Κομάρεα ἄκρον, ii. 382n
Konár tree, Marco Polo's apples of
Paradise, i. 99n
Konichi, ii. 237n, 337n
Konkan, Konkan-Tana, ii. 367n, 390n,
396n
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