Chau Ju-kua : his work on the Chinese and Arab trade in the twelfth and thirteenth centuries, entitled Chu-fan-chï / translated from the Chinese and annotated by Friedrich Hirth and W.W. Rockhill.

  • Chau, Ju-kua.
Date:
1911
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Credit: Chau Ju-kua : his work on the Chinese and Arab trade in the twelfth and thirteenth centuries, entitled Chu-fan-chï / translated from the Chinese and annotated by Friedrich Hirth and W.W. Rockhill. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    CONTENTS Page Preface . . . . V Table of Contents .YII—X Introduction ]——39 PARTI 41—190 Preface by the Chinese Editor 43 1. Tongking (Kiau-chi) 45 2. Anuam (Chan-chfong) 47 3. Panrang (Pin-t?ung-limg) • 51 4. Kamboja (Chon-la) 52 5. Ligor (?)，Malay Peninsula (Tong-liu-mei) 57 6. Pagan, Burma (P?u-kan) 58 7. Palem^ang, Eastern Sumatra (San-fo-ts?i) 60 8. Kwantan ⑺，Malay Peninsula (Tan-ma-ling) 67 9. Lengkasuka, Malay Peninsula (Ling-ya-ssi'[-kia]) 68 10. Beranang, Malay Peninsula (Fo-lo-an) 69 11. Sunda, Western Java (Sin-t?o) 70 12. Kampar, Eastern Sumatra (Kien-pi) 71 13. Lambri and Island of Ceylon (Lan-wu-li，Si-lan) 72 14. Java (Sho-p^o) 75 15. Central Java (Su-ki-tan) 82 16. Malabar (Nan-p?i) 87 17. Gnzerat (Hu-chUa) 92 18. Malwa (Ma-lo-hua) 93 19. Chola Dominion, Coromandel Coast (Cliu-lieii) 93 20. Baghdad (Ta-ts^in) 102 21. India (Tfien-cliu) 110