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0534 The Book of Ser Marco Polo : vol.2
The Book of Ser Marco Polo : vol.2 / Page 534 (Color Image)

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Palace, all the Barons of the different Provinces, who
had been subject to his father Abaga, came and per-
formed homage before him, and obeyed him, as was his
due.¹ And after Argon was well established in the
sovereignty he sent Casan, his son, with 30,000 horse to
the Arbre Sec, I mean to the region so-called, to watch
the frontier. Thus then Argon got back the govern-
ment. And you must know that Argon began his reign
in the year 1286 of the Incarnation of Jesus Christ.
Acomat had reigned two years, and Argon reigned six
years; and at the end of those six years he became ill
and died; but some say 'twas of poison.²