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This work recounts Marco Polo's journey to the eastern court of Kublai Khan, the chieftan of the Mongol empire which traverses the Asian continent, but which was virtually unknown to Polo's contemporaries. It encompasses a 24-year period starting in 1271, detailing his travels.

BOOK ONE

Prologue

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2 Of Armenia Minor Of the Port of Laiassus And of the Boundaries of the Province

3 Of the Province called Turkomania, where are the Cities of Kogni, Kaisariah, and Sevasta, and of its Commerce

4 Of Armenia Major, in which are the Cities of Arzingan, Argiron, and Darziz Of the Castle of Paipurth Of the Mountain where the Ark of Noah rested Of the Boundaries of the Province And of a Remarkable Fountain of Oil

5 Of the Province of Zorzania and its Boundaries Of the Pass where Alexander the Great constructed the Gate of Iron And of the miraculous Circumstances attending a Fountain at Teflis

6 Of the Province of Mosul and its different Inhabitants Of the People named Kurds And of the Trade of this Country

7 Of the great City of Baldach or Bagadet, anciently called Babylon Of the Navigation fiom thence to Balsara, situated in what is termed the Sea of India, but properly the Persian Gulf And of the various Sciences studied in that City

8 Concerning the Capture and Death of the Khalif of Baldach, and the miraculous Removal of a Mountain

9 Of the noble City of Tauris, in Irak, and of its Commercial and other Inhabitants

10 Of the Monastery of Saint Barsamo, in the Neighbourhood of Tauris

11 Of the Province of Persia

12 Of the Names of the Ezght Kingdoms that constitute the Province of Persia and Of the Breed of Horses and of Asses found therein

13 Of the City of Yasdi and its Manufactures, and of the Animals found in the Country between that place and Kierman

14 Of the Kingdom of Kierman, by the Ancients named Karmania Of its Fossil and Mineral Productions Its Manufactures Its Falcons And of a great Descent observed upon passing out of that Country Of the City of Kamandu, and District of Reobarle

Of certain Birds found there Of a peculiar kind of Oxen And of the Karaunas, a Tribe of Robbers

15 Of the City of Ormus, situated on an Island not far from the Main, in the Sea Of India Of its Commercial mportance And of the Hot Wind that blows there

16 Of the Shipping employed at Ormus Of the Season in which the Fruits are produced And of the Manner of Living and Customs of the Inhabitants

17 Of the Country travelled over upon leaving Ormus, and returning to Kiennan by a different Route; and of a Bitterness in the Bread occasioned by the Quality of the Water

18 Of the Desert Country between Kierman and Kobiam, and of the Bitter Quality of the Water

19 Of the Town of Kobiam, and its Manufactures

20 Of the Journey from Kobiam to the Province of Timochain on the Northern Confines of Persia And of a Particular Species of Tree

BOOK TWO

BOOK THREE

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　　Marco Polo (1254-1329) has achieved an almost archetypal status as a traveller, and his Travels is one of the first great travel books of Western literature, outside the ancient world. The Travels recounts Polo's journey to the eastern court of Kublai Khan, the chieftain of the Mongol empire which covered the Asian continent, but which was almost unknown to Polo's contemporaries. Encompassing a twenty-four year period from 1721, Polo's account details his travels in the service of the empire, from Beijing to northern India and ends with the remarkable story of Polo's return voyage from the Chinese port of Amoy to the Persian Gulf. Alternately factual and fantastic, Polo's prose at once reveals the medieval imagination's limits, and captures the wonder of subsequent travel writers when faced with the unfamiliar, the exotic or the unknown.