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236.
P^lJ ^^l]pci-pa, Arabic babagha, parrot,
A ^ M
Pa-ssi-U, a dependency of
Chon-la, possibly the same as Po-ssi-lan
(q.
v.), 56.
^ ^^ Pa-Pa, a dependency of San-
fo-ts'i, 62; possibly the Baftas in N. Su-
matra, 66, n. 8.
^ ^ Pa-yli, a country probably on
the Guzerat
W
coast, 13.
-^S SI Pai-hua-yiian, a dependency
of Java (Sho-p'o), 83; possibly the
Pejajaran of the Javanese, 86.
^ ^ Pai-Uen, Bahrein, in Persian
Gulf, a dependency of the Arabs, 117.
Q '/^ ^ Pai-p'^u-yen, the Babuyan
islands, Philippine Islds., 160.
S ^
Pai-ta, in Cantonese Pak-
tat, Baghdad, a depenency of the Arabs,
117; other forms of name, 135, n. i.
'^ ^ ^ (Jj Pau-lau-cm-shcm, a
high mountain on coast of Su-ki-tan (Cen-
tral Java), 82; identified with TanjongPau-
tuman, 85, n. 2; it was also called Pa-
na-ta-shoM (q. v.).
^ ^
P^i-to, Sanskrit ^afo'a, leaf,
but more particularly the leaf of !he Boras-
sus flahelliformis, 111, 114, n. 4.
^ H^ ^ Wk Pon-ni-mo-Jman,
Beni MerwSn, the last Omayyad Caliph,
117.
^ |X6
\%, Pon-fp-lamg, on the coast
of Cochinchina, Panrang, 11; — see Pin-
fung-lunff, Pin-fo-Ung, and Pin-fou-
lam,g.
^ ^ I^ong-fpng, Pahang, a de-
^pendency of San-fo-ts'i, 62, 65.
P'ong-JiUjthe Pescadores, they
^ W^
279
were in the district of Ts'iian-chou-fu,
165.
JH 5$& ^ P'dng-hHe-lo, a country of
India, its capital was Ch'a-na-ki, (q. v.),
97; possibly «the kingdom of Balharai) of
the Arabs, 102, n. 14.
3S5 W. tl'"
Pi-H-sM, Bharoch?, a
dependency of Malabar (Nan-p'i), 88, 90.
BJfc 1^ ^ pi-Ung-kHe, said to be a
foreign word meaning «cubeb)> (piper
cubeba), 22 A.
^ ^ fM
Pi-p^a-chou, island off
entrance to port of Canton, 101.
505 ^ 5^
Pi-P^ci^lo, Berbera coast,
a dependency of the Arabs, 117, 128,
Ipi j^ ^ pi-po-U, Sanskrit^«^^a?*,
the long pepper, 223.
5B5 Pi-ssi-lo, ^ M Basra, a dependency
of the Arabs, 117, 137.
ffllfc ^ Pi-tsH, a dependency of Chanch'ong,
49. Not identified.
Wife P^ ^ PH-no-ye, a dependency
of the Arabs, 117; the Ifrikiya of the Arabs;
the coast of Tunis and Tripoli, 122, 226.
Bft '^ ^ P^i-sho-ye, a district or
people of southern Formosa, 163, 165;
the name may possibly represent Visaya
or Bisaya, 166.
^ ^ Pin-su, Pasuri, the Fansur
in al-Bamny, Sumatra, of the Arabs, 193.
W 1^ 1^ Hw-fo-^iw^r, Panrang
coast,—see Pin-fung-lung and Pon-fo-
lang.
" ^ 1^ ^M UJ Pin-fou-lang-shan,
cape Panrang or Padaran, 101.
^ IS M
Pin-fo^-lu, the Arhat
Pindola Bharadvaja; gave his name to Pin-
t'ung-lung (Panrang), 51.