... coast of Zipangu. The other ships, which, not being so near to the land, did not suffer from the storm, and in which the two chiefs were embarked, together with the principal officers, or those whose rank entitled them to command a hundred thousand... Japan: An Account, Geographical and Historical - 第 159 頁Charles MacFarlane 著 - 1856 - 365 頁完整檢視 - 關於此書
| Marco Polo - 1854 - 586 頁
...were embarked, together with the principal officers, or those whose rank entitled them to command a hundred thousand or ten thousand men, directed their...habitations where they could take shelter and refresh 1 By the port of Zai-tun is probably meant Amoy, and by Kin-sai the port of Ning-po or of Chu-aan,... | |
| Marco Polo - 1854 - 548 頁
...were embarked, together with the principal officers, or those whose rank entitled them to command a hundred thousand or ten thousand men, directed their...habitations where they could take shelter and refresh 1 By the port of Zai-tun is probably meant Amoy, and by Kin-sai the port of Ning-po or of Chu-san,... | |
| Marco Polo - 1854 - 544 頁
...were embarked, together with the principal officers, or those whose rank entitled them to command a hundred thousand or ten thousand men, directed their...habitations where they could take shelter and refresh 1 By the port of Zai-tun is probably meant Amoy, and by Kin-sai the port of Ning-po or of Chu-san,... | |
| Richard Hildreth - 1855 - 624 頁
...rank entitled them to command an hundred thousand or ten thousand men, directed their course homeward, and returned to the grand Khan. Those of the Tartars...amounted to about thirty thousand men, finding themselves without shipping, abandoned by their leaders, and having neither arms nor provision, expected nothing... | |
| Richard Hildreth - 1906 - 510 頁
...rank entitled them to command a hundred, thousand or ten thousand men, directed their course homeward, and returned to the grand Khan. Those of the Tartars...amounted to about thirty thousand men, finding themselves without shipping, abandoned by their leaders, and having neither arms nor provision, expected nothing... | |
| Richard Hildreth - 1907 - 512 頁
...rank entitled them to command a hundred thousand or ten thousand men, directed their course homeward, and returned to the grand Khan. Those of the Tartars...wrecked, and who amounted to about thirty thousand men, fmding themselves without shipping, abandoned by their leaders, and having neither arms nor provision,... | |
| Robert Percival Porter - 1918 - 568 頁
...were embarked, together with the principal officers, or those whose rank entitled them to command a hundred thousand or ten thousand men, directed their...abandoned by their leaders, and having neither arms not provisions, expected nothing less than to become captives or to perish ; especially as the island... | |
| Marco Polo - 1997 - 324 頁
...homewards, and returned to the Grand Khan. Those of me Tartars who remained upon the" island where mey were wrecked, and who amounted to about thirty thousand...finding themselves left without shipping, abandoned by meir leaders, and having neither arms nor provisions, expected nothing less than to become captives... | |
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