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po-lu, and slm-mo-lu, (q. v.), Persian
shahballut — aroya! oak», 245,
W
note.
F^i^-lv,-sie, the
)M. W> Arab who
opened relations between Borneo (P'o-ni) and
China, 159, n. is; also called P'u-a-li
^ ^Wt
(q. v.).
P^'u-sa-man, in Cantonese
Po-sat-man, Arabic Mtissulman, 16.
^ ^^ P*M-^Maw, possibly identical
with P'u-kan (Pagan), 59.
^1^ Ej ^ sa-pa-h; Persian shahban,
(correct form shahbuy), ambergris,
literally «royal perfume», 237.
^ -^ ^ San-fo-tsH, Cri-Bhoja, the
Serboza of the Arabs, the north-eastern
coast of Sumatra, Palembang, 60, 63, n. i.
^ San-ho-Uu, «three-joint
'a* '/M
cm'rentss, rapids in channel between Lei-
chou peninsula and Hai-nan, 176.
^ YI^ San-lo, a dependency of Chon-
la, possibly an early transcription of the
name Syam, later on transcribed Sien-lo,
our Siam, 53, 56, n. lo.
^ »)A San-po, a dependency of Chon-
^ ^
la, 56, n. lo; — see San-lo.
san-ssi, a flower of Chu-li^n;
not determined, 96.
^ lll^ San-su, or «Three Islands*,
belonged to Ma-i, Philippine Islds., 161;
see Kia-ma-yen, Pa-lau-yu and Pa-M-
nong.
j>\^ ^ sha-hu, Malay sagu, sago, 61.
Ij? ^ ^ Sha-hua-Tiung, pirates
on islands near Sho-p'o, the «Orang laut»
or «Men of the sea» of the Malays, 150.
ij^ i^ "^ sha-mo-lii, Persian shah-
ballut, «royal oak», 215.
Jl T ^ Shang-hia-chu, the island
281
of Pulo Aor, 23; also called T'ien-chu
(q. v.).
-{' II, -^ ^ SM-ir-tzi-shi, rocks N.
of Carimata island, S. W. coast Borneo, 24.
j^ ^ SKi-ho, in Cantonese iS'M-Ao^,
Shehr, a dependency of the Arabs, 116,
121, n. 12, 195.
^ ^1] # « (or W SM-li-foshl,
63, n. i; — see San-fo-isH.
J^ 0P ll@ 8Ki-na-wei, an Arab of
Ts'iian-chou who built a charnel-house for
Moslims, 119.
-j- ^ Shi-su, in Cantonese Shap-suk,
Arabic Yusuf, Joseph, descendant in the
third generation of P'u-lo-hung (Abraham),
144, 145, n. 3.
0f|j "T* ffl
Ceylon, 12; — see Si-lan.
Shi-tsi-kuo, Singhala,
$ffi ~^ ^ SM-td-sM, Pulo Sapatu,
or Pulo Cecir de Mer?, 8, n. 2.
IS! »% Sho-ma, Japanese Satsuma,
173, n. 7.
1^ ^
^ifii ^
^
Sho-p'o, Java, 75, 78, n. i.
sho-tsH-sang, a flower of
Chu-lien,
^
not determined, 96.
^[5 Shong-tong, a district of Sumatra
near present Deli, 1 1
^ -^ Shui-au, a village in Ts'iianchou-fu,
165.
Si-lan, Ceylon, a dependency
^ffl IS
of San-fo-ts'i, 62, 66, 72; also written ^
^ Ki-lan, and ^ ^ Si-lan, 74,
n. 2; older forms used by Chinese, 74, n. 2.
J^ffl Iw ^ l-U
.
Si-hn-tie-shan, the
Serendib of the Arabs, Adam's Peak in Cey-
lon, 73, 74, n. 8.
gg si
Geram, 157.
Si-lwng, possibly the island of