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sion of A. D. dOlS on voyage from Malay
Peninsula to San-fo-ts'i, 100, n. ll.
^ ^
Gh^ang-Jiua, in Ilai-nan, 176.
:^ 1^ ift
Gh^ang-yau-sU, Pulo Senang
or Bam Island, 64.
^ ^ c¥au-Ma, — see Uau-sho-ye.
^ CM, the Singapore Straits, 1 1
^i-l^ C/!dWi, the Ghittis of Malabar, 89.
M J^ Chon-la, Champa, Kamboja, 52,
54, n. i; — see Ki-mie and Kan-pu-cM.
^ Ghon-li-fu, a dependency
ffi. W
of Chon-lg, the present Chanthabun on the
lower Menara, 53, 56.
M >^ (yidn-p% a dependency of
Chon-la, possibly the same as Chon-li-fu
(q.
^ ^ si
v.), 56.
Ghou-pau-limg, an is-
land or headland near entrance to port of
San-fo-ts'i, 100, n.ii.
^ ^
Ghu-ai, an ancient administra-
tive division of Hai-nan, 175, 176.
^ ^Ij ^\} ,Ghu-U-ye, Choliya, identical
with Ghii-lien (q. v.), 98, n. i.
jhj^ ^ Ghu-lien, the Chola dominion,
or the Coromandel Coast, 93; — see also
Ma-pa-'ir and So-li.
M^ ("^ ^) ^^'"" l*^ (°J" shu-)mi,
Arabic jum'ah «assembly)> (on friday, for
prayer in the mosque), 138, 139, n. 2.
^^ JM.
Ghwn^-Ma-lu^ a variant of
Jung-ya-lu (q. v.), a portion of western
Java, 62, 66, n. 19.
FJI ^ Chung-li, the Somali coast;
the name may be derived from Zang or
Zenj, 130.
"^ -^ Fang-chang, the «Cube House»
the «House of AIlah)> (BaytlJllah)or Kaaba,
at Mecca, 125, note.
.
i^ ^ fip F6ng-ya-lo, in Amoy dia-
lect Bcmg-ga-lo, probably Mangalore, 88,
90, n. 8.
^ M ^ Fo-lo-cm, a dependency of
San-fo-ts'i, 62; Beranang, W. coast Malay
Peninsula, 65, n. 16, 69.
'^ ^ Fo-slii, 11, 63, n. i, — see
Scm-fo-tsH.
% %^] M M Fu-li-la-ho, probably
the Minab river on which stood Hormuz, 14.
^ ^
Fu-Un, situated in the west
of the Chan ("^) country (q. v.); it was
also called Ta-ts'in according to Tu Huan,
104.
^ ^ iSK
-Pw-ta ch'dng,.the city of
Fostat,the modern Cairo, or Baghdad, 1 4, n. 3.
y$ '^ 3p| hai-mei-ch'i, a product of
Ilai-nan; unidentified, 176..
'/$ Ift Hai-tan, the Acta, the Ne-
^ ^
gritos of the Philippine Islands, 161.
han-lin, title of an officer of the
king of Nan-p'i who watched over his food,
88.
^ ^ Hei-sliui, probably the Irrawadi
river, 26, called || ^ ^ '^
'/rJ" Hei-shui-yu-ni-lio, «Black-water-
muddy riven) ; formed the frontier of P'u-
kan, 59, n. i.
jffi ^ Hi-nivig, a dependency of Java,
(Sho-p'o), 83; possibly the Singhasari of the
Javanese, 86, n. 7.
4^ ^^ ^
Jiia-nau-tan, a tree of
Sho-p'o, inner part of which was used to make
a liquor, 78;. hia-nau protably Malay
anaoiy the gomuti palm,
^ ^ Hing-kHn,
to the West, 117.
81, n. 13.
the Bonze, travels
J^ II Mng-Jc'u, also written hing-yil,