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Hirth, F. 1885. China and the Roman orient: researches into their ancient and mediaeval relations as represented in old Chinese records. Leipzic and Munich, Georg Hirth and Shanghai and Hongkong, Kelly and Walsh. pp. i-xvii, 1-330.

China and the Roman orient: researches into their ancient and mediaeval relations as represented in old Chinese records

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Translation of Hou-hn-shu, chapter 88: hsi-yu-chuen, the first principal account of Ta-t'sin. This lasted until the 9th year of the Yen-shi period during the Emperor Huna-ti's reign (AD 166) when the king of Ta-ts'in, An-tun, sent an embassy which, from the frontier of Jik-nan (Annam) offered ivory, rhinoceros horn and tortoise shell.

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