The History of the Great and Mighty Kingdom of China and the Situation Thereof, Volume 1 (of 2)

by Juan González de Mendoza

[ [93] Mis-spelt for Narsinga.

[ [94] Mis-spelt for Bengala.

[ [95] Query, Java.

[ [96] Pekin.

[ [97] Tsong-tuh.

[ [98] Laoye. See Chap. xiv on the title of Loytia.

[ [99] Possibly this word is confounded with Colao or Chung-tang, a minister of state.

[ [100] More properly To't'ung.

[ [101] More properly Po-ching-sz, or, as Du Halde has it, Pou-ching-ssee.

[ [102] More properly Too-tuh, adjutant-general.