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Some Chinese Sources on the Khazars and Khwarazm |
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时间：2009-7-24 13:48:37 来源：不详
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er called London as city. This title seems form the origin of Chinese appelletion.
2. E. hirth, Bolin may be pronounced as pat lam in the medieval Chinese, thus equal to Bethlehem.
3. Pelliot, Sogdian called Rome as From. The Turks called it as Hrom, then it transferred to China and turned into Bulin.
4. Zhang Xinglang, bulin refer to Farang which constantly appeared in the sources of Yuan Dynasty, origining from Frank, people in the west of Byzantine Empire. However, Bretschneidrr had denied this argument.
5. Chen Zhongmian, the first presence of Bulin is in the Zhigong tu, written before 552 AD, i.e. before the term of Turks appeared in the Chinese sources. Bulin may origin from hvaram of the ancient Khotanian, meaning right side and west. The Chinese sources often referred to the Roman Empire as state in the west of Sea ( West sea ) since 1st century, and Europe as far west land in the 15th century.
[78] Shan refer to Syria. See Feng Chengjun and Lu Junling, p. 90.
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