Illustrated Treatise on the Maritime Kingdoms, Volume 38: The Atlantic, Portugal

Illustrated Treatise on the Maritime Kingdoms, Volume 38

The Atlantic The Continent of Europe

General Records of Portugal Also written as Pútáoyá or Bódū'ěrgǎyà; these are the foreigners who traveled to Macau, known since the Ming Dynasty as the "Great Atlantic Nation."

The ancient name of Portugal original: 布路亞 (Bùlùyà) was Lusitania original: 魯西達尼阿 (Lǔxīdání'ā). It occupies a territory adjacent to Great Luzon In 19th-century Chinese texts, Spain was often called "Great Luzon" because it ruled the Philippines (Luzon), which was more familiar to Chinese traders.. To its southwest, it is entirely bounded by the Great Ocean The Atlantic; to its northeast, it is entirely bounded by Great Luzon. In the years before the birth of Jesus Before the Common Era (BCE), when the Carthaginians original: 加達尼曼士 (Jiādánímànshì) invaded and seized Great Luzon, the existence of Portugal was not yet known. It was only when Luzon became...