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'S'i-jj'ong') ® a dependency of Chon-
m of a ruler among the Arabs, a tributary
la, not identified, 54.
:;jig ^ siang-liung, the ruler of Tanma-ling
in the Malay Peninsula, was ad-
of Ta-ts'in, 103.
^ f^^ Sun-fa, the Sundas,^ in Western
Java, 84; — see Sin-fo.
^ ^ Ta-kang, a dependency of
Java (Sh()-p'o), 83.
dressed by this title, 67.
^ ,^ Sicmg-sM, Tinhosa island?, 10.
^ Sim, in Cantonese TsHm, Siam,
56, n. 10.
^ j\\ Sm-cMu, the capital of Ghanch'ong,
47, 49, n. 3.
7^ 1^
8in-fo, Sunda, a dependency
of San-fo-ts'i, also written Sun-fa, (q. v.)
62, 66.
Wx H ^rT
Sin-foti-ho, the Sindhu
or Indus river, 13;— see also Mi-lcm.
^ (also written^ and ^) J^ Soli,
the Cholas of Coromandel or Chu-lien, 98.
153.
MMM. ^
Ssi-Jcia-U-ye, Ski\Y,
>S> -^ Ssi-lien, a dependency of the
Arabs, 117.
.(@^ "^ K Ssl-lu-wa, Surabaya, in
Java, 85.
a} ^ "^ ssi-ma-kie, title of a min-
ister of state in Sho-p'o, 76.
^ Mr i^ Ssi-ma-yen, Ishmael, son
of Abraham, 113, n. 2.
M> W^ VM
ssi-su-tsiw, a drink of the
Arabs made with sugar and spices; probably
the sharah or sherbet of the Arabs and
Persians, 115.
i^ ^ 3R
iSM-X;i-Zaw^, a small is-
land outside of Ki-yang in Hai-nan, 176.
"^ "^ -^ Su-M-tan, CenfraJ Java,
between the Sundas and Tuban, 82, 85;
sometimes used to designate Sho-p'o (Java),
.78.
^ ^ su-tan, Arabic Sultan, title
'JK.ID^i^
Ta-ni-Jio, the Patani river,
E. coast Malay Peninsula, 65.
^ i^ Ta-pan, Tuban, Java east of
Su-ki-tan; it was also called Jung-ya-lu,
(q.v.), ,82, 84.'
^ ^ Ta-sM, Cantonese Tai-sMk,
Persian Tad, or Tadjik, the Arabs, 114,
;119, n. 2.'
^ ^ Ta-tsHn, the Roman Orient, but
Baghdad as used by Chdu and Chau, 102,
104, n. 2 ,
^ ^ ^ J^ ta-tso-kan-Mung,
title of a minister of state in Sho-p'o, 80.
^^ §J
fa-tong, a product of T'i^n-
chu, 111; a woollen texture.
j^ ^
Tan-lr, an ancient adminisb-a-
^ 1^ ^W:
tive division of Hai-nan, 175, 176.
Tcm-jung-wu-lo, a
dependency of Java (Sho-p'o), 83; in
fifteenth century the Javanese called S. Bor-
neo Tanjong-pura, 86, n. 7.
^ 1^ "^ Tan-ma-ling, a dependency
of San-fo-ts'i, 62; probably about
mouth of Kwantan river, E. coast Malay Pen-
insula, 67.
J ^ ^^
tan-po, or
tan-p%
an abbreviated form of chan-po-kia(([.\.).
y^
7jC jtt Tan-sJiui-kiang or ((Brack-
ish river», in the Nan-p'i country, or Ceylon;
cat's-eyes found in it, 88, 229.
|g ^ Tan-yil (?), an island near
P'o-ni, 158. '