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| rdfs:label | "Travels in Cambodia and Part of Laos - The Mekong Exploration Commission Report ( 1866 -1868 ) Volume 2 -" |
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| schema:contributor | <https://jpsearch.go.jp/entity/ncname/Francis_GarnierWalter_E.J.Tips_(_Translated_)> (➜ "Francis GarnierWalter E.J.Tips ( Translated )") |
| schema:dateCreated | "1996" |
| schema:description 2 | "公開者: Bangkok,Thailand" |
| schema:description | "内容記述: IntroductionChapter1Departure from Luang Prabang - The caves of Pak Hou - A source of the Menam - Pakben - A boat in distress - Pak Ta - Xieng Khong - The volcanoes of Ban Tanoun - The first serious difficulties - The natives of Lamet - Departure from Xieng Khong - The ruins of Xieng Hai and Xieng Sen - Historical souvenirs - Arrival at the rapids of Tang Ho - Acorner of the earthly paradise - The route of the river to Muong LimChapater2A stay in Muong Lim - The low resources of the expedition - The market of Muong Lim - The natives of Mou-tseu - Afavorable reply from Xieng Tong- Departure from Muong Lim - Reduction of our Luggage in Paleo - Siemlap - A tiger becomes our supplier - The deplorable state of health of the expedition - Religious celebrations - New difficulties - Sop-Yong - Ban Passang - Departure for Muong YongChapter3Muong Yong - The first negotiations with the Burmese authorities - Departure of Mr.de Lagree for Xieng Tong - Detention of the rest of the expedition in Muong Yong - The Chom yong that - Local history - First information about Mr.de Lagree - A distressing uncert-ainty - The success of the chief of the expedition in negotiation - We are authorized to depart from Muong YongChapter4Muong You - Arrival of Mr.de Lagree - The arms manufacture of Samtao - Navigation on the Nam Leui - The valley of the Muong Long - A Chinese road and abridge - New difficulties - Departure for Xieng Hong - Description of the town - The political state of the region - Mixed populations of Xieng Hong - Travel from Xieng Hong to Muong La or Se-mao - Arrival in ChinaChapter5Reception in Se-mao - Description of this town - The war of the Muslims - Departure for Pou-eul - The salt works of Ho-boungChapter6From Pou-eul to Lin-ngan - The salt works of Mo-he - We change basins - The Pa-pien Kiang and the Pou-Kou Kiang - Ta-lan - The gold mines - Yuen-Kiang and the Tong King river - I separate from the expendition - Lin-ngan - The quasi-stoning to death - Arrival of the expendition - Leang ta-jen - Anew French trade route - Departure from Lin-nganChapter7Che-pin and its lake - Iron mines - Tong-hai - The first snow - Kiang-tchouen and the lake of Tchin-Kiang - History of the Muslim rebellion - The plain,the lake and the city of Yunnan - We meet compatriots - Ma ta-jen - Arrival of a letter from the French ambassador in Peking - Commerce and metallurgical richness of Yunnan - Effects of Opium culture - The pagoda of King OuChapter8Fathers Fenouil and Protteau - The lao-papa - A Loan from Ma ta-fen - Departure from Yunnan - Arrival ato Tong-tchouenChapter9Yang ta-jen - The illness of Mr.de Lagree - Resistance of the Chinese authorities to our departure for Ta-Ly - Aletter from Father Fenouil - I leave with part of the expedition for the Muslim countries of the west - The Blue River - New defficulties - houey-lytcheou - Hong-pou-so - We make the acquaintance of Father Lu - Coal mines and the mixed populations of Ma-chang - I decide to proceed directly to Ta-Ly - Ameeting with Father Leguilcher in Tou-touy-tseChapter10We depart for Ta-Ly - The first reception by the sultan very cordial - A sudden change in his intentions towards us - We have to leave Ta-Ly in Great haste - Incidents of our retreat - We reach Tou-touy without being attackedChapter11From Ta-Ly to Saigon - Return to Tong-tchouen - Return to Tong-tchouen - The demise of Commander de Lagree - The mission of Long-ki - Siu-icheou fou - We embark on the Blue River - Tchong-kin fou - Han-keou - Shanghai - SaigoConclusion by the Editors of Le Tour du MondeNotes...(more)" |
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| schema:temporal | <https://jpsearch.go.jp/entity/time/1996> (➜ "1996年") |