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Fusang
The Discovery of America by Chinese Buddhist Priests in the Fifth CenturyBy Charles G. LelandLength5h 5m
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"Fusang" (Or, "The Discovery of America by Chinese Buddhist Priests in the Fifth Century"), was first published in 1875 and analyses the limited evidence from the works of early Chinese historians that explorers from China had discovered a country they called Fusang – possibly western America, and in all probability Mexico. The original document on which Chinese historians based their accounts of Fusang was the report of a Buddhist monk called Hoei-shin, who, in the year 499 AD, returned from a long journey to the east.
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GenreHistory, Biography and Memoir, Children's Literature
Length5 hrs 5 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateOct 18, 2019
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1Preface
2Memoir Of Professor Carl Friedrich Neumann
3Chapter 1. Knowledge Of Foreign Countries Among The Chinese
4Chapter 2. Identity Of The Tartars And North American Indians; Or, The Road To America, And The People In It
5Chapter 3. Tahan Or Aliaska, And Its Discovery
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6Chapter 4. Remarks On The Report Of Hoei-Shin
7Chapter 5. Chinese And Japanese In Kamtschatka And The Hawaiian Group
8Chapter 6. Fusang And Peru
9Chapter 7. Navigation Of The North Pacific
10Chapter 8. Remarks On Colonel Kennon's Letter
11Chapter 9. Travels Of Other Buddhist Priests (From The Fourth To The Eighth Century)
12Chapter 10. Affinities Of American And Asiatic Languages
13Chapter 11. The Mound-Builders And Mexicans
14Chapter 12. Images Of Buddha
15Chapter 13. Deguignes, Klaproth, And D'eichthal
16Chapter 14. T. Simson And Dr E. Bretschneider; Or Europeans Residing In China On Fusang
17Appendix