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The travels of Marco Polo
Book • 1300
The book, also known as *Il Milione* or *Book of the Marvels of the World*, describes Marco Polo's travels from Venice to China and his time serving Kublai Khan.
It provides a comprehensive look into the culture, politics, and geography of the Eastern world during the 13th century.
The narrative includes descriptions of various regions such as China, India, Japan, and Southeast Asia, and offers insights into the Mongol Empire and its operations.
The book was written by Rustichello da Pisa based on Marco Polo's accounts while they were imprisoned together in Genoa.
It provides a comprehensive look into the culture, politics, and geography of the Eastern world during the 13th century.
The narrative includes descriptions of various regions such as China, India, Japan, and Southeast Asia, and offers insights into the Mongol Empire and its operations.
The book was written by Rustichello da Pisa based on Marco Polo's accounts while they were imprisoned together in Genoa.
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Commonly known as Marco Polo's Travels, but the original title translates to Description of the World.
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Mentioned by the speaker as one of the accounts read by Columbus, Magellan or de Garma.
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Mentioned as the book written by Marco Polo and Rustichello of Pisa based on Marco Polo's travels.
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Mentioned by William Taylor as a reference for understanding the role of horses in connecting the world.
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