Fasciculus:La cite de Caitan.jpg

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Summarium

Descriptio

English: La cite de Caitan (the city of Zayton, which is the Chinese port of Quanzhou in Yuan Dynasty) from a 15th century manucript of Marco Polo's Li livres du Graunt Caam (The Travels of Marco Polo)

中文：元代的刺桐，即泉州，来自于马可波罗游记的一个15世纪抄本。

Datum

saeculum 15

Fons

La cite de Caitan from li livres du Graunt Caam, by Marco Polo

Auctor



Alia nomina	Magebeiluo; Marco Emilio Polo; M. Polo; Polo; Ser Polo
Descriptio	Italian mercator, explorator, legatus, legatus, world traveler et scriptor
Dies natalis/mortis	15 September 1254	8 Ianuarius 1324
Locus natalis/mortis	Venetiae	Venetiae
Work location	regio Yuan; Res publica popularis Sinarum
Authority file	: Q6101 VIAF: 173430120 ISNI: 0000000355895756 Open Library: OL2689878A LCCN: n79055818 GND: 118595563 WorldCat

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Historia fasciculi

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	Dies/Tempus	Minutio	Dimensiones	Usor	Sententia
recentissima	20:48, 23 Septembris 2009		1 779 × 1 336 (382 chiliocteti)	LuHungnguong~commonswiki	Unframed version
	19:52, 23 Septembris 2009		1 916 × 1 464 (451 chiliocteti)	LuHungnguong~commonswiki	{{Information \|Description={{en\|1=La cite de Caitan (the city of Zayton, which is the Chinese port of Quanzhou in Yuan Dynasty) from a 15th century manucript of Marco Polo's Li livres du Graunt Caam (The Travels of Marco Polo) }} {{zh\|1=元代的刺桐，

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Usus fasciculi per inceptus Vicimediorum

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Usus in ca.wikipedia.org
- Quanzhou
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- Quanzhou
Usus in he.wikipedia.org
- צ'ואנג'ואו
Usus in hr.wikipedia.org
- Quanzhou
Usus in id.wikipedia.org
- Quanzhou
- Sejarah Fujian
Usus in ms.wikipedia.org
- Quanzhou
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- Quanzhou
Usus in no.wikipedia.org
- Quanzhou
Usus in ru.wikipedia.org
- Цюаньчжоу
Usus in sk.wikipedia.org
- Čchüan-čou
Usus in zh.wikipedia.org

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