cathayan การใช้

A person from Cathay ( i . e ., a Chinese person ) was also written in English as a Cathayan or a Cataian.
It contains detailed expansion rules for campaigns in the Cathayan borderlands, detailing the merchant travels along the " Silk Road " from Cathay to the Old World.
This edition is now conventionally called the " Beonyeok Nogeoldae " ( 軜o?€ ^ N'Y " New Translation of the'Old Cathayan'" ) to distinguish it from the original.
During the Qing dynasty, the Chinese text was revised again as the " Nogeoldae Sinseok " ( € ^ N'Y癳藨 " New edition of the'Old Cathayan'" ), which was published in 1761.
Each story contains apartments decorated with lacquer in the Cathayan manner, with ante-rooms and verandahs . . . It is entirely made of polished wood, and this again gilded so admirably that it seems to be of solid gold.