NOTES.—1. The Country
intended. 2. Ondanique. 3. Asbestos Mountain.
4. The four elements. 5 and 6.
The Story of the Salamander. Asbestos
fabrics.
XLIII.—OF THE PROVINCE OF SUKCHUR
NOTES.—1. Explanatory.
2. The City of Suhchau. 3. Rhubarb country.
4. Poisonous pasture.
XLIV.—OF THE CITY OF CAMPICHU
NOTES.—1. The City of
Kanchau. 2. Recumbent Buddhas. 3. Buddhist
Days
of
Special Worship. 4. Matrimonial Customs.
5. Textual.
XLV.—OF THE CITY OF ETZINA
NOTES.—1. Position of Yetsina. 2. Textual. 3. The Wild Ass of Mongolia.
XLVI.—OF THE CITY OF CARACORON
NOTES.—1. Karakorum. 2. Tartar. 3. Chorcha. 4. Prester John.
XLVII.—OF CHINGHIS, AND HOW HE BECAME THE FIRST KAAN OF THE TARTARS
NOTES.—1. Chronology.
2. Relations between Chinghiz and Aung Khan, the
Prester John of Polo.
XLVIII.—HOW CHINGHIS MUSTERED HIS PEOPLE TO MARCH AGAINST PRESTER JOHN
XLIX.—HOW PRESTER JOHN MARCHED TO MEET CHINGHIS
NOTES.—1. Plain of Tanduc. 2. Divination by Twigs and Arrows.
L.—THE BATTLE BETWEEN CHINGHIS KAAN AND PRESTER JOHN. DEATH OF CHINGHIS
NOTE.—Real circumstances and date of the Death of Chinghiz.
LI.—OF THOSE WHO DID REIGN AFTER CHINGHIS KAAN, AND OF THE CUSTOMS OF THE TARTARS
NOTES.—1. Origin of the
Cambuscan of Chaucer. 2. Historical Errors.
3. The Place of Sepulture of Chinghiz.
4. Barbarous Funeral
Superstition.
LII.—CONCERNING THE CUSTOMS OF THE TARTARS
NOTES.—1. Tartar Huts.
2. Tartar Waggons. 3. Pharaoh’s Rat.
4. Chastity
of the Women. 5. Polygamy and Marriage
Customs.
LIII.—CONCERNING THE GOD OF THE TARTARS
NOTES.—1. The old Tartar idols. 2. Kumiz.
LIV.—CONCERNING THE TARTAR CUSTOMS OF WAR
NOTES.—1. Tartar Arms. 2. The Decimal Division of their Troops. 3. Textual. 4. Blood-drinking. 5. Kurut, or Tartar Curd. 6. The Mongol military rapidity and terrorism. 7. Corruption of their Nomade simplicity.
LV.—CONCERNING THE ADMINISTERING OF JUSTICE AMONG THE TARTARS
NOTES.—1. The Cudgel.
2. Punishment of Theft. 3. Marriage of the
Dead.
4. Textual.
LVI.—SUNDRY PARTICULARS ON THE PLAIN BEYOND CARACORON
NOTES.—1. Textual. 2.
Bargu, the Mecrit, the Reindeer, and Chase of
Water-fowl. 3. The bird Barguerlac,
the Syrrhaptes. 4. Gerfalcons.