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248 Counting — Dress.
products of Chon-la, 53; faCrics, imported to Sanfo-ts'i,
61; damasked gauzes of, manufactured in
Sha-p'o, 78; fabrics of, made on pirate islands
near Sho-p'o, 84; tissues, made in Nan-p'i, 88;
fabrics made in Hu-ch'a-la and sold to the Arabs,
92; Ma-lo-bua exports tissues of, 93; fabrics,
mixed witb sUk, a product of Chu-li§n, 96; tissues
made in P'Ong-k'ie-lo, 97; fine flowered and dotted
tissues of, from Nan-ni-hua-lo, 98; tissues exported
from Chu-lien, 100, n. 8; tissues exported to
Ts'ong-pa, 126; red, 126; fabrics, exported from
Ki-sM, 134; in P'o-ni, 155; a product of Ma-i,
160; exported from the San-su, 161; fabrics of
Sin-lo, 168; tissues in Ji-pbn, 171; grown in Hainan,
176; weaving in Hai-nan, 183; tree, in Hainan,
183; chief export from Hai-nan, 185; description
of plant, 217; tissues made from, 217-218;
early history of, 218—220; cultivation and spinning
of, in China, 219; various tissues made of,
217, 218, 219, 220.
Counting, natives of pirate Islands near Shop'o,
unacquainted with, 85; natives of Tan-jungwu-lo,
and Ma-li have some knowledge of, 85.
Cowries, a product of Kiau-chif, 46; the currency
of T'ien-chu, 111.
Crabs, fossil, a product of Hai-nan, 177,
186, n. 6.
Crime, committed by foreigners in China, how
tried and punished, 17; of adultery in Chanch'ong,
how punished, 47; of adultery and theft
in Ohon-la, how punished, 53; of adultery, how
punished in San-fo-ts'i, 61; how punished in Shop'o,
76-77; how punished in Chu-lien, 95; how
punished in Sin-lo, 167, 169, n. 5; how punished
in Ji-pon, 171.
Cryptomeria trees, planks of, exported from
Ji-p6n to Ts'aan-ch6u, 171.
Crystal, rock, imported by Persians to China,
16, 19; pillars of, in palace of Ta-ts'in, 102; tiles
of, in palace of king of Arabs, 115.
Cubeb^, imported to Aden, 4; a product of
Sho-p'o, 224; a product of Su-ki-tan, 224; descriptioli
of vine, 224; Chinese name for, a foreign
one, 224.
Culao Cham, 10, 100, line 50.
Cupchi Point, on coast of Kuang-tung, 24.
Currency, uoue in Chan-ch'ong, 48; of Sanfo-ts'i,
60; silver, of Su-ki-tan, 82; alloy of copper,
silver, white copper and tin used to make, in
Shb-p'o, 78, 81;
gold and silver,
of alloyed silver in Nan-p'i, 88;
of Ku-lin, 89; of P'6ng-k'ie-Io,
bits of coneh shells, 97; of Chu-lien, of gold and
silver, 100, n. 8; cowries, in T'ien-chu, 111, 113;
of Ts'ong-t'an, 127; of Ki-shi, 134; of Lu-meif, 141;
in Sin-lo,
n. 11.
169, lines 23-26; of Ji'-pon, 171, 174;
Curtains, embroidered by Li in Hai-nan, 176,
180, 188.
Customs, Maritime, Inspector of, at Canton,
9; his duties, 9, 15; Chinese ports where established,
all
18; Maritime, at Canton, reorganized, 20;
foreign imports by sea, deposited in warehouses,
20; Inspectorates of Maritime, established
at Hang-ch6u and Ning-po, 20; the organization
of the, from tenth to twelfth centuries, 20, 21;
duties, irregulairty in levying, 20; Maritime, at
Canton and Ts'uan-ch6u in 1178, 22, 23; annual
fairs for sale foreign imports established by, 23;
rules established by, for foreign ships entering
and clearing Canton, 23; Superintendent of, at
Canton, appoints head-men on trading ships, 31;
practices of, in Chan-ch'ong, on arrival of ships,
48; Maritime, try to prevent exportation of copper
cash, 81—82; statioiis in Hai-nan, 178; revenue
collected by, on betel-nuts, 214.
Daibul, possibly the Ti-yfi of Kia Tan, 13.
Damascus, possible reference to, 141.
Damasks, imported by Persians to China, 16;
of cotton, made in Shb-p'o, 78; black, imported
to Shb-p'o, 78; black, imported to San-sfl, 162.
Damietta, — see T'o-pan-ti.
Dammar, a product of Chbn-la, 53, 199;
description of, 199; varieties of, 199—200.
Dancing-girls, slaves, serve in temples of
Buddha in Chbn-la, 53, 55; of king of Nan-p'i,
87; in temples in Hu-ch'a-la, 92; attendants of
king of Chu-lien, 95; at the court of the king of
Calicut, 100.
Darkness, Land of, reached from Mu-lanp'i,
143.
Dates, imported' by Persians to China, 16; a
product of Chu-lien, 96; abundant in Yung-man,
133; of Pi-ssi-lo, 137; cloves confounded with
stone of, 209; Chinese names of, 210.
Degrees, literary, in Sin-lo, 167.
Dependencies, of Chan-chbng, 49, 50; of
Chbn-la, 53-54, 56; of San-fo-ts'i, 62; of Sho-p'o,
83; of Nan-p'i, 88; of the Arabs, 116-117.
Dhofar, — see Nu-fa.
Diamonds, imported by Persians to China 16;
found in Tien-chu, 111.
Dishes, used by foreigners in Canton, 17;
palm-leaves used as, in Tbng-liu-mei, 57; of copper
in Si-lan, 73; separate, used by each member
of family in Chu-lien, 96; used by Japanese, 171.
Diu, the island of, possibly referred to by Kia
Tan, 13.
Diul-Sindh, terminus Greek sea-route to
India, 2; its trade according to Cosmas, 3; Chinese
overland trade with, 5.
Divination, in Ji-pbn, 171; by pc'i-kiau
tablets, 178.
Djambi, in eastern Sumatra, 65; kingdom of,
sends missions to Chinese court, 66.
Dogs, bred in Lu-mei, 141; sacrificed in Hainan,
183.
Donkeys, none in Liu-k'iu, 163; none in Sinlo,
169, line 17; in Ji-pbn, 171.
Dragon's-blood, comes from island near Pip'a-lo,
131, 197; description of tree, mode of
gathering, 197-198, adulterated, 198.
Dress, in Kiau-chi, 45; in Chan-ch'6ng, 47;
in Tbng-liu-mei, 57; in P'u-kan, 58; in San-fots'i,
60, 61; in Tan-ma-ling, 67; in Ling-ya-ssikia,
68; in Sin-t'o, 70; in Si-lan, 72; of king of
Shb-p'o, 76; of people of Shb-p'o, 77; in Su-kitan,
82; of ruler of Nan-p'i, 87; of people of Huch'a-la,
92; in Chu-li^n, 95, 100, n. 8; in Ta-ts'in,
103, 104; of the Caliph and of the patriarch of
Baghdad, 106-107; of king of the Arabs, 15; of
people of Ts'6ng-pa, 126; of king of Wu-pa, 130;
of people of Chung-li, 130; in Yung-man, 133; in
Ki-shi, 134; iu Pai-ta, 135; in Lu-mei, 141; in
Po-ssi (in Sumatra?) 152; of king of Mo-k'i6-la,