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Palladius, the Archimandrite.

Palm (Measure).

Palm Wine, _see_ Wine of Palm.

Pamier (Pamir), Plain of, its wild sheep; great height; pasture, etc.; described by Hiuen Tsang, Wood, Goes, Abdul Mejid, Colonel Gordon and others; Dr. M.A. Stein on; Lord Curzon on number of.

Pan-Asiatic usages.

Pandarani, or Fandaraina.

Pandit Manphul.

Pandrethan in Kashmir, Buddhist temple at.

Pandyan kings.

Panja River, or Upper Oxus.

Panjab.

Panjkora.

Panjs.h.i.+r.

Pantaleon, coins of.

Panthe, or Mahomedan Kingdom in Yun-nan.

Panya (or Pengya), in Burma.

Pao-ki h'ien.

Paonano Pao.

Pape, Papesifu.

Paper-money (Chao), Kublai's made from bark, modern. (_See_ also Currency.).

Papien River.

Paquier, Professor.

Paradise, Apples of.

---- in legend of the Cross.

---- of Persia.

---- of the Old Man of the Mountain, destroyed.

---- Rivers of.

Parakrama Bahu I.

Paramisura, founder of Malacca.

_Parapomisadae_.

_Parasol_.

Paravas.

Parez, Pariz, turquoise mines of.

---- falcons of.

Pariahs (_Paraiyar_), etymology of.

Parker, E.H.

Parlak, or Perlak, _see_ Ferlec.

---- Tanjong.

Parliament, Tartar.

Parpa iron mines.

Parrot, Professor, first to ascend Mount Ararat.

Parrots.

Partridges, black; Jiruft; great (Chakors); in mew. (_See_ also Francolin.).

Parwana, a traitor eaten by the Tartars.

Paryan silver mines.

Pascal of Vittoria, Friar.

Pasei, Pacem (Basma), a kingdom of Sumatra.

---- Bay of.

---- History of.

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