Asia -- Description and travel -- Early works to 1800; Mongols -- History; Polo, Marco, 1254-1323?; Voyages and travels
NOTES.—1. _Mailapúr._ 2. _The word |Avarian|._ 3. _Miraculous
Earth._ 4. _The Traditions of St. Thomas in India. The
ancient Church at his Tomb; the ancient Cross preserved
on St. Thomas’s Mount._ 5. _White Devils._ 6. _The
Yak’s Tail._
XIX.—CONCERNING THE KINGDOM OF MUTFILI 359
NOTES.—1. _Motapallé. The Widow Queen of Telingana._ 2.
_The Diamond Mines, and the Legend of the Diamond
Gathering._ 3. _Buckram._
XX.—CONCERNING THE PROVINCE OF LAR WHENCE THE BRAHMANS COME 363
NOTES.—1. _Abraiaman. The Country of Lar. Hindu Character._
2. _The Kingdom of Soli or Chola._ 3. _Lucky and
Unlucky Days and Hours. The Canonical Hours of the
Church._ 4. _Omens._ 5. _Jogis. The Ox-emblem._ 6.
_Verbal._ 7. _Recurrence of Human Eccentricities._
XXI.—CONCERNING THE CITY OF CAIL 370
NOTES.—1. _Káyal; its true position. |Kolkhoi| identified._
2. _The King Ashar or As-char._ 3. _Correa, Note._ 4.
_Betel-chewing._ 5. _Duels._
XXII.—OF THE KINGDOM OF COILUM 375
NOTES.—1. _Coilum, Coilon, Kaulam, Columbum, Quilon. Ancient
Christian Churches._ 2. _Brazil Wood: notes on the
name._ 3. _Columbine Ginger and other kinds._ 4.
_Indigo._ 5. _Black Lions._ 6. _Marriage Customs._
XXIII.—OF THE COUNTRY CALLED COMARI 382
NOTES.—1. _Cape Comorin._ 2. _The word |Gat-paul|._
XXIV.—CONCERNING THE KINGDOM ELI 385
NOTES.—1. _Mount D’Ely, and the City of Hili-Máráwi._ 2.
_Textual._ 3. _Produce._ 4. _Piratical custom._ 5.
_Wooden Anchors._
XXV.—CONCERNING THE KINGDOM OF MELIBAR 389
NOTES.—1. _Dislocation of Polo’s Indian Geography. The name
of Malabar._ 2. _Verbal._ 3. _Pirates._ 4. _Cassia:
Turbit: Cubebs._ 5. _Cessation of direct Chinese trade
with Malabar._
XXVI.—CONCERNING THE KINGDOM OF GOZURAT 392
NOTES.—1. _Topographical Confusion._ 2. _Tamarina._ 3. _Tall
Cotton Trees._ 4. _Embroidered Leather-work._
XXVII.—CONCERNING THE KINGDOM OF TANA 395
NOTES.—1. _Tana, and the Konkan._ 2. _Incense of Western
India._
XXVIII.—CONCERNING THE KINGDOM OF CAMBAET 397
NOTE.—_Cambay._
XXIX.—CONCERNING THE KINGDOM OF SEMENAT 398
NOTE.—_Somnath, and the so-called Gates of Somnath._
XXX.—CONCERNING THE KINGDOM OF KESMACORAN 401
NOTES.—1. _Kij-Mekrán. Limit of India._ 2. _Recapitulation of
Polo’s Indian Kingdoms._
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