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278,
Mak-¥e-lap, Arabic Maghreb (el-aksa),
454.
J^ ^ij IflJ
Mo-la-ye, Sanskrit Jfa-
Zffi«/a; Kulam-Mal6, (Quilon), 12.
;j^ ^ Mo-lai, Kulam-Mal6 (Quilon),
12;—see also Ku-lin, Ku-lan, Mo-Iq-
ku-ts% Mo-la-ye.
^ ^ !i
rlcha, black pepper, 223.
^o-li-chij Sanskrit ma-
^ ^ Mo-Uamg, a dependency of
Chon-la, possibly identical with Ma-lo-w6n
and Ma-lan (q. v.), 56, n. lo.
)^ Hd
mo-^o, in Cantonese mo-ldk,
used as a foreign name of frankincense,
196, n. 1.
^^ ^ ^V^ Mo-lo-M-ts% ^diU-
^ ;S
skrit ilfaZaAjMte; Kulain-Mal6, Quilon, 12.
n. 7.
cli^a.
-^0-?**, Japanese Matsura, 173,
i^ -^ ^o-sM, — see ^ ^ ma-
W- ^ -^ mo-so-sM, bezoar stone,
90, 131, 141.
M i^ 5?P Mo-ti-na, Medina, 125.
)^ ^ mo-tso, — see ^ ma-
€¥a.
^ "1^ M Mu-M-la/n, Mekran, a
dependency of the Arabs, 117, 122, 224.
Almoravides, 142.
/^ M .^
inu-loM-pH, the bark of
the maratJia-maram of the Tamils (Pen-
iaptera tomentosa, Rox.); a product of
Ceylon, yields a black dye, its ashes are
•used as lime with betel-nut, 73, 75, n. 9.
g 5^
Mu-lien, the Arhat Maudgal-
yayana, 51.
M M ^ MM Na-lo-U-lo-cMu,
Sanskrit narikera, «cocoanut»; the Nicobar
islands,
i^|5
12.
^ :^ |1| Na-wu-toM-shan,
an island between Coromandel coast and
^ ^ ^ ^
the northern.(?) coast of Ceylon, 100, n. ii.
Nan-ni-Jiua-lo, a
country of India, 96; situated probably in
Sindh, 102. Nahrwala inOuzerat, according
to Gerini.
^ 0i{; Na/fi-p% the country of the
Nairs, the Malabar coast, 89.
^ 1^
Niu-lim, a dependency of Java
(Sho-p'o), and adjacent to Su-ki-tan, 83;
probably the same as Ku-lun (q. v.).
^ ^ Nu-huo, probably Naka, Chikuzen,
in Kyushu, Japan, 173, n. 7.
•^ 1^ Nvnfa, Dhofar, a dependency
of the Arabs, 116, 121, 195.
j^ IK
Nu-ku, a dependency of Java
(Sho-p'o), 83. Not identified.
1^ ^ |5£ O-kon-fo, Iskanderiah,
Alexandria in Egypt, 146.
. g»
^ f^
Pa-ki-nung, possibly
Busuanga island, Philippine Islds. It was
one of the San-sii (q. v.), 161.
yfv JJ^ Mu-Jcim, the Mukuva or fisher-
P'^s-te-t/M, possibly the
men caste of Malabar, 89, n. i.
^ Wi ^ Mu-lan-p% Arabic Murabit,
the kingdom of the Al-Mur3bitiin or
island of Palawan, Philippine Islds. It was
one of the San-sii, 161.
P^a-li, Bali, a pirate state,
Gi "k^ W
§ %^
84; Chau uses the form Ma-li, (q. v.).
El /J5JC
Jl^ Pa-lin-fong, Palembang,
also written y^ ^ ^ P'o-Un-pang,
62,-63.
B f^P >^ |Jj Pa-na-ta-slmn, —
see Pau-lau-an-shan.