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country and city of, 138; prayers in, 138; houses
and food in, 138; camel and horse raising in, 138-
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the king of, 138; products of, 138.
Ki-yang, in Hai-nan, 176, 179; islets near,
176; climate of, 180; natives of, their customs,
180; college at, 180.
Kia-lo-hi, a dependency of San-fo-ts'i, its
position, 52, 54, 66; not satisfactorily identified,
66; lilce. Tan-ma-ling, 67.
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Kia-ma-yen, an island of the Philippines
probably Calamian, 161.
Kia-mong, the gomuti palm (?), liquor made
fromsap of, in P'o-ni, 155.
Kia-pa-shan, an island or headland passed
between Ku-lo (q. v.) and San-fo-ts'i; not identified,
100, n. u.
Kia Tan, sailing directions compiled by, 9;
does not mention direct route between India and
Persian Gulf, 10; quoted, 10-14; quoted as to
overland route from Annam to India, 97; his
works,- 101-102.
Kia-t'u, sea-going ships called, 30.
Kia-tzi-mon anchorage
present Cupchi Point, 24.
near Canton, the
Kiau-ehi (Tongking), its boundaries, 45; Chinese
^ relations with, 45; king of, has Chinese
surname, 45; annual feasts of, 45; customs of
people of, 45;
names of, 46.
products of, 46; various Chinese
K"ie-Ian, island of, the Kicobar islands, 12;
explanation of name, 12.
Kie-ye, Arabic al-KShirah othe
the modern Cairo, 144.
Victorious)),
K'i6-ku-lo, country of, cardamoms in, 222.
K'i6-li-ki, a dependency of the Arabs, 1 1 7; presumably
Kalhdt, 122; wu-nn-ts'i (civet) from, 234.
Kien-pi (Kampar), a dependency of San-fots'i,
62; identified with Kampar, E. coast of Sumatra,
66; an important port-of-call, 71; distance
from, to San-fo-ts'i, 71; formerly dependent on
San-fo-ts'i, now independent, 71; products of, 71;
people fond of archery and head-hunting, 71;
distance from, to Lan-wu-li, 71; its trade with
Ku-lin, 72; ships of, visit Ku-lin, 89; ships elephants
and cattle to Ku-lin, 91; pearls from, 229.
Kien-yang, brocades of, in P'o-ni, 156.
K'in-chou, trade-mart in S. W. Kuang-tung,
6; foreign imports at, to be put in official godowns,
20; identical with Lien-ch6u-fu, 22; timber from
coast-hills near, 34; situated N. of Tougking, 45;
parrots from, 236-
King-hing-ki, a work by Tu Huan, quoted,
104.
Kingfishers, a product of Kiau-chi, 46;
feathers, a product of Chon-la, 53; in Hai-nan,
183; described, mode of capturing, use of feathers,
235; killing of, forbidden by Emperor, 236.
Eino, red, a product of Tong-liu-mei, 57;
Hu-ch'a-la produces, 92.
Kish (Keis), island of, ^- see Ki-shi.
Eia-ehou, a dependency of Chan-ch'6ng, 49.
Kiu-ehou, rocks, Taya islands, N. E. point
of Hai-nan, 10, — see Kiu-sing-shan.
Kiu-sing-shan, an island off the coast of
Kuang-tung, 101; possibly the same as the Kiuch6u
(q. V.) of Kia -Tan, i. e., Taya islands, N. E.
point of Hai-nan.
Ki-tz'i-ni — Kung-shi-miau. 253
K'iu-tz'i", K'ucha in Eastern Turkestan; envoysfrom
Chu-lien ranked with, 96.
1-7?'^^'^® '^'^'^-ts'ai, a
176; an edible sea-weed,
n. 6>
product of Hai-nan,
the agar-agar, 186,
K'iung-ohou, in Hai-nan, 176; its climate,
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]lo' c Pf^P"^' ''^'°»' ^^'^^ of Tsin in, 177-
178; Sung Kuan-chi in, 178; towns in district of,
178; source of rivers of, 182.
K'iung-shan, in Hai-nan, 178; the San-hoshm
of, 182.
Ko-ko-song-oM (or -ti), Brouwers islands,
or Pulo Medang, 11; people are pirates, 11
slaves from, 150.
Ko-ku-lo, country
Ligor, 11.
of, possibly Ealantan or
Ko-ling, the Klings of Malabar, 89, n. i.
Ko-lo, country of, probably Kora, W. coast
of Malacca, 11.
Korea, commercial
chou, 17, — see Sin-lo.
relations with Ts'iian-
Ku-kiang in Yung-ch6u, kingfishers of, 235.
Ku-lin (Kulam-Male. Quilon), 10, 12; other
Chmese names of, 12; ships from Maskat sailed
to, 15; travellers going east transship- at, 24;
people of, good fighters, 68; trade of lien-pi at,
72; a dependency of Nan-p'i, 88; five days voyage
from Nan-p'i, 89; a month's voyage from Lanwu-li,
89; customs of people of, 89; the drinks
of, 89; people of, fond of archery, 89; currency of,
89; ships that visit, 89; many Arabs inhabit, 89;
dress and customs of, 91; travellers bound for
Arabs' countries transship at, 91; travellers to
Chu-lien change ships at, 94.
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Ku-lo, possibly the same as Ki-lo-ta-nung,
and on the Perak coast, 76, 80; old Arab who
sailed from, to Canton, 118; identified with
Acheen in Sumatra, 124, n. 25.
Ku-lun, a pirate state near Sho-p'o, 84;
possibly Gurgng off W. coast of Borneo.
Ku-na, Tdrki hina, Kussian kunitsa, the
marten, skunk, beaver, etc., the family of the
Mustelidae, 234.
Ku-tan, Kanthara, the present Nha-trang, 11.
Kii-lan — see Ku-lin.
Kuan-yin, the goddess, her images at Folo-an,
69, 70.
Kuang-chou-fu, — see Canton.
Kuang-nan, province of, Hai-nan part of
western circuit of, 176.
Kuang-si, pearls from, 229.
Kufa, — see A-kii-lo.
K'ui-ki, approximately Cho-kiang province, its
early inhabitants, 170; Ji-pOn lies due east of, 170.
K'un-lun, slaves, 32; language of, 32; country,
half a month's sail from Sho-p'o, 76; plum, a
product of Chu-li§n, 96.
K'un-lun-shan, Pulo Condore island, in Malay
Pulo Kohnaong', 50.
K'un-lun-ts'ong-k'i, probably the islands of
Pemba and Madagascar, 149; the great p'ong
bird of, 149; products of, 149.
Kiln-t'u-nung, Mount, Pulo Condore, 11.
Kiin-tzi-kuo, aCountry of Gentlemen)), Korea,
167.
Kung-shi-miau (?), an island near P'o-ni,
its products and -trade, 158.