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Lo-ki-lien, title of a minister of state in
Sho-p'o, 76, 80.
Lo-lan, south of Chu-lien, 94; probably a
copyist error for Si-lan, 99.
1.0- (or Yo-)lang, Prince of, 167; the present
Pyong-yang in Korea, 168, n. 8.
Lo-ssl-mei, a dependency of the Arabs, 117;
probably the Khwarizm, 121, n. is; gardenia
flowers from, 202.
Lo-yiie, the country of, S. extremity Malay
Peninsula, or Ligor, 11.
Iioans, to foreigners at Canton, 17.
Longevity, in Japan, 171.
Lotus, grows in Chan-ch'ong, 48; pond, in
palace of Lu-wu, 52, 55; seeds in kingdom of
woman, 151.
Lu-man, an island near P'o-ni, 157; its products
and trade, 158.
Lu-mei (Rum, Asia Minor), 141; distance from
Ma-lo-pa, 141, also called Mei-lu-ku (q. v.), 141;
the city of, 141; the people of, 141; food, coinage,
industries, products, 141; camels, horses, dogs,
bred in, 141; Ssi-kia-li-ye, near, 153.
Lu Po-to, temple of, at Hai-k'ou, 178, 187,
n. 11.
Lu-wu, capital of Chon-la, 51; description of
palace in, 52, 53; identifled with Angkor, 54.
Lii-yang, a dependency of Chon-la, not
located, 54, 56.
Lucrabau seeds, a product of Chijn-la, 55.
Lung-ya-mon, Linga Strait and Island of, 64.
Lting-ts'ing, king of San-fo-ts'i styled, 61.
Lung-yung, a dependency of Chan-ch'ong,
49.
Lustring, coloured silk, imported to P'o-ni,
156.
Ma-hia-wii, the Prophet Mohammed, 116; his
birth place, 124; his House at Ma-kia, 124; feast
on anniversary of death of, 124; his tomb, 125;
earliest Chinese references to, 125; king of Pai-ta
successor of, 135.
Ma-i (Philippine Islands), thirty days from, to
P'o-ni, 155; situation of, 159; dress of people of,
159; their idols, 159; trading customs in, 159-160;
places belonging to, 160; products of, 160; San-su
(Three Islands) part of, 161; betel-nuts of, 214;
wax from, 238, 239.
Ma-j6, an island near P'o-ni, possibly Mahono,
its products and trade, 158.
Ma-kia (Mecca), a dependency of the Arabs,
117; eighty days' journey from Ma-lo-pa (Merbat)
to,. 124; the birth place of Mohammed, 124; the
House of the Buddha, 124; feast on anniversary
,of death of Mohammed at, 124; the Chinese
names of, 125.
Ma-lan, a dependency of Chon-la, 56, — see
Ma-lo-w5n.
Ma-li (Island of Bali), a dependency of Shbp'o,
83; people live qn sago, 84; drink nipa-palm
wine, 84; horses raised' on, 85; people have some
culture, 85; products of, 85; people much given
to piracy, 85.
..Ma-li-ino, a depe^dency of Nan-p'i, probably
Malabar, 88, 90.
Ma-lo-fu, the king of Ta-ts'in styled, 102;
presumably a transcription of Mar Aba, a title
of Nestorian patriarchs, 105.
Lo-ki-lien — Mau-shi-pu. 255;
Ma-lo-hua, a dependency of Nan-p'i, 88;
Malwa, 93; its products, 93.
Ma-lo-mo, — see Ma-lo-pa.
Ma-lo-nu, possibly Maldyu, our Malays, are
cannibals, 150; plug and plate teeth with gold, 150.
Ma-lo (or li-)-pa, Merbat, the trade centre
of the Arabs, 25; some make it the capital of the
Arabs, 115; a dependency of the Arabs, 116;
Ch6u K'tt-fei's note on, 120; its products, 120; its
ruler, people, food, etc., 121; sends missions to
China, 121; Ma-kia (Mecca) eighty days from,
124; distance from, to Pai-ta, 135; distance from,to
K'i-tz'1-ni, 138; distance from, to Lu-mei, 141,
frankincense from, 195; putchuck from, 221;
centre of ivory trade, 232.
Ma-lo-won, a dependency of Chbn-la, not
located, 53, 56.
Ma-ni, an Arab envoy to China, 118, 123, n. w,
Ma-tung, a dependency of Sho-p'o, 83; probably
Medang-kamolan, 86; pepper of, 222. ^
_ Ma
Yuan (or Ma Fu-po), temple of, at Hai-
k'ou, 178; ascertains population of Hai-nan, 184;
note on, 187, n. ii. ,
Macclesfield Banks, 176, 185, n. 4.
Mace, imported to Aden from China, 4;
described, 210.
Madagascar, island of, 126, 149; — see also.
K'un-lung-ts'ong-k'i.
Madder, exported from Ki-shi, 134.
Magadoxo, reference to, 129.
Mahmud of Ghazni, possible reference to, 138.'
Majapahit empire, districts in Malay Peninsula
included in, 65; Kampei, a dependency of
the, 72; the currency of the, 81; capital of, 86. -
Malabar, trade of Sabeans with, 1; Greek
sea-trade with, 2; — see Nan-p'i and Ma-li-mo.
Malabars, invasion of Ceylon, by, 74.
Malay Peninsula, Greek knowledge of, 2;
Ceylon trade with, 3; tortoise-shell from, exported,
3; its trade with China at end tenth century,
19; Negrito slaves from, 81—32. ;
Malays, — see Ma-lo-nu.
Malwa, — see Ma-lo-hua.
Man-shan-shui, a river, presumably in
Kamboja, 100, n. ii.
Mangalore, reached by Greek ships, 2;
possibly referred to as Fong-ya-lo (q. v.).
. Manifests
of ships, entering and leaving
Canton, 9.
Manna, a product of "Wu-ss'i-li, 140.
Marriage customs, in ShS-p'o, 76; of Chu-
'
.
lien, 95; of clergy of Christi.ans in India,, 112; iuj
P'o-ni, 155; in Sin-lo, 167; in Ji-pbn, 171; of Li
of Hai-nan, 183.
Mascat, ships for China
see Yung-man.
sailed from, 15; —
Mathematics, people of San-fo-ts'i learned
in, 64. .1
Matting, fine bamboo, a product of Chan-,
ch'bng, 48; made in Sho-p'o, 77: fancy, made on
pirate' islands near ShS-p'o, 84; as presents in
P'o-ni, 156; cocoaiiut-heart, of San-sti, 161; straw,^
made in Sin-lo, 168; foreign matting, 220.
. Mau-shan (Pulo Eondo, off Achin) N, W.
coast of Sumatra, 74.
Mau-sM-pu, a
tured in Sin-lo, 168.
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