Sino-Roman relations (English Wikipedia)

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  • "During the Taikang Era (280-289) of the reign of Wudi (r.266-290), their King sent an Embassy with tribute" (武帝太康中,其王遣使貢獻) in the account of Daqin (大秦國) in "晉書/卷097". zh.wikisource.org.

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  • Yule (1915), p. 18; for a discussion of Tiaozhi (条支) and even its etymology possibly stemming from the Tajiks and Iranian peoples under ancient Chinese rule, see footnote #2 on p. 42.

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