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The Travels of Marco Polo — Volume 2

Note {2} — Chapter LX

Henry Yule translation

Note 2.—Marsden and Murray have identified Changlu with T’sang-chau in Pe Chih-li, about 30 miles east by south of Ho-kien fu. This seems substantially right, but Pauthier shows that there was an old town actually called Ch’anglu, separated from T’sang-chau only by the great canal. [Ch’ang-lu was the name of T’sang-chau under the T’ang and the Kin. (See Playfair, Dict., p. 34.)—H. C.]

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