Format Map
Contributors Mao, Yuanyi
Dates 1644
Location China
Language Chinese
Subjects China
History
Military Art and Science
Ming Dynasty
Zheng, He
Title
Wu bei zhi /
Contributor Names
Mao, Yuanyi,
Created Published
[China : S.N. ; Not Before 1644]
Subject Headings
-  Military art and science--China--History
-  China--History--Ming dynasty, 1368-1644
-  Zheng, He,--1371-1435.
-  China.
Notes
-  Wood block print.
-  "Juan 240" Shows Zheng He's Voyager Route from Nanjing, Passing Through South East Asia, Indian Ocean, Red Sea, All the Way to Persian Gulf.
-  Early Qing Dynasty ed., prefaced Tianqi 1 (1621).
-  Juan (chapter) 240 is one of 80 volumes in 8 cases (30 x 19 cm.).
-  "Wu Bei Zhi Juan Er Bai Si Shi."
-  Available also through the Library of Congress Web site as a raster image.
-  The 80 vols. set is kept in Chinese Rare Book Cage. DLC
-  On double leaves, oriental style.
Medium
1 Atlas (1 V. (Unpaged)) : Maps ; 30 X 19 Cm.
Call Number/Physical Location
E701.M32.1
G2306.R5 M3 1644
Repository
Library of Congress Asian Division Washington, D.C. 20540 USA dcu
Digital Id
G7821Rm Gct00058 Http://Hdl.Loc.Gov/Loc.Gmd/G7821Rm.Gct00058
Library of Congress Catalog Number
2004633695
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