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^"^ M
-^-M-lo, Akula or Kufa,
the Abbaside Capital, HO.
n^g Pjl P^ A-li-jo, a dependency of
Nan-p'i, 88; possibly the Hili or Ras Haili
of the Arabs, near Calicut, 90.
|Jnf tJ^ a-mo, Arabic 'anbar, amber-
gris, 428.
|J^ ]^
a-nan, the name used in Chon-
la to designate the temple dancing-girls,
53, 55. n. 7.
PhT ^ M i^
Caliph Abu'l 'AbbSs, 4 1 7.
A-p'o-lo-pa, the
IW .# 1^ 11 f?jt a-t0'-i-p'o-t'a-ni,
Arabic al-mhad, civet, 234.
|Jpf ^5^ a-ts% Aramean asa, the
myrtle, 197.
1^ J^ ^ O'-yi^-tsi-e, Persian angUiad,
angUsa, asa-foetida, 225.
^ 1^ §
-^^^ {Yen)4''o-inan, the
Andaman islands, 147.
^ ^ An-tu, Antioch, the nominal see
of the king or Ma-lo-fu of Ta-ts'in, 102.
^ ^[>[ Au-chou, in Japanese ds)^M,
where gold mines were exploited, 175;
text of Chau Ju-kua writes first character
erroneously ^ Tile, 171.
All-Men, probably Urgendj,
^ ^
the Gorganiya of the Middle Ages, 121,
n. 12.
1^ ^ ii RB
-A-U-lo-lo-li, a depen-
271
dency of Nan-p'i, 88; possibly Gannanore,
90, n. 8.
^ ^[5 P^ Ch'a-na-M, the capital of
Pong-k'i6-Io,
^
97. Not identified.
50? 'B^ Ch'a-pi-sha, the Land of
the setting sun, Arabic Djabirso or Djaborso,
1 5 3 Also . written '^^ ij^ ^ 8ha-pi-c¥a.
^ M ^ Gh'ai-U-fin(f, a locality
on the Cherating river, east coast Malay
Peninsula, 76, 80, n. 3.
"g" Chan, in CantoneseSMw, ash-Sham,
Syria, or Damascus, 104, 108, n. i4.
^ ^ (Mn-ch'dng, Annam, 47— 50;
its other names, 49, n. i.
t^ M. ^ Chan-U-p'o, a dependency
of Chon-la, the present Chanthabun, 56;
see also GMn-li-fu.
^^
Ghan-pei, Djambi, the capital of
eastern Sumatra after the Javanese conquest
in A. D. 1377, 65, 66, n. is.
^ ^
Ghan-pin, a country, presu-
mably on coast of Pegu, passed by the Chu-
li6n mission of A. D. 1015, 100, n. ii.
|l§ -j^ ^ chan-po-Jcia, Sanskrit
champaka, the champac tree, Michelia
Champaca, 203.
^ ^ ^ \U Ghan-pu-lau-shan,
Culao Cham, 10.
^ (or -^ ?) :^ ^ G}mn-(or Ku-)
pu-lau, an island passed by Chu-lien mis-