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accompanied appears arrived Assam bamboo bazaar Bhamô boats Brahmaputra broad Buchanan Hamilton Buddhist Burmese Calm Cambodia capital chief China Chinese cloth crossed cultivation dâh east eastern feet followed former gneiss governor grass Hawshuenshan head hill-side Hotha informed Irawady jungle Kakhyen hills Kampti Kaungtoung khyoung king large walled city latter Leesaws Loaylone Mahomedan Mandalay Manwyne Marco Polo Mawphoo miles Mogoung Momien morning mountains Muangla Muangwan mules Nantin Nantin valley nâts nearly night officers pagoda Panthays passed Pawmines phoongyee plain Pong ponies Ponline Ponsee present province rain range Rangoon reached rice river road round route Salween Sanda valley sent Shan sheroo Shuaylee side silver Singphos Sladen spurs stone stream Tagoung Tahô Talifoo Tapeng Tartar Tasakone terrace Theinnee Tibet to-day town trade trees Tsawbwa Tsitkaw Upper Burmah village Western Yunan women yards Yunan Yungchan
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35 페이지 - ORNULF sits on a stone, in front on the right, his head bare, his elbows resting on his knees, and his face buried in his hands. His men are digging at the mound; some give light with pine-knot torches. After a short pause, SIGURD and DAGNY enter from the boat-house, where a wood Jire is burning.
28 페이지 - Chinese officers and soldiers who are in his hands, let him submit to the sun-descended king and great lord of righteousness, and we will also submit to our master, the emperor and lord of righteousness, that the two great countries may continue on the same terms as they always were before ; that all sentient beings may be at rest ; that there may be no war ; and that the gold and silver road may be opened.
181 페이지 - Griffith's own account of the Irawadi above Bhamo is, that it keeps up its magnificent character, as far as he went, to the mouth of the Mogoung river, where it is 900 to 1000 yards across, and he describes the appearance of its vast sheet of water as really grand. At the beginning of the first defile, about five miles above...
40 페이지 - You then reach a spacious plain, whereon, three days in every week, a number of trading people assemble, many of whom come down from the neighbouring mountains, bringing their gold to be exchanged for silver, which the merchants who repair thither from distant countries carry with them for this purpose...
29 페이지 - His excellency the general of the lord who rules over a multitude of umbrella-wearing chiefs in the great western kingdom, the sun-descended King of Ava, and master of the golden palace, having appointed [here follow the names and titles of the fourteen Burmese officers], and the generals of the master of the golden palace...
54 페이지 - Commissioner, Sir A. Phayre, to include in it, if possible, the reopening of the caravan route from Western China by the town of Bhamo, and the concession of facilities to British merchants to reside at that place, or to travel to Yunnan, and for Chinese from Yunnan to have free access to British territory, including Assam.
29 페이지 - ... chiefs in the great western kingdom, the sun-descended King of Ava, and master of the golden palace, having appointed [here follow the names and titles of the fourteen Burmese officers], and the generals of the master of the golden palace of China, who rules over a multitude of umbrella-wearing chiefs in the great eastern kingdom, having appointed [here follow the names and titles of the thirteen Chinese officers], they assembled in the large building, erected in a proper manner, with seven roofs,...
174 페이지 - Chouna, conducted by about 20 persons, conveying silver bullion to the amount of about lakh of rupees, and a ' considerable quantity of rock salt, for sale to the Assam merchants at Geegunshur, to which place the latter bring rice, which is imported into...
29 페이지 - December 1769, to negotiate peace and friendship between the two great countries, and that the gold and silver road should be established agreeably to former custom. The troops of the sun-descended king and master of the golden palace of Ava, and those of the master of the golden palace of China, were drawn up in front of each other when this negotiation took place; and after its conclusion, each party made presents to the other, agreeably to former custom, and retired.
173 페이지 - At a place called Chouna, two months' journey from Lassa, on the confines of the two states, there is a mart established, and on the Assam side, there is a similar mart at Geegunshur, distant four miles from Chouna. An annual caravan repairs from...