The publications of the Hakluyt Society (founded in 1846) made available edited (and sometimes translated) early accounts of exploration. The first series, which ran from 1847 to 1899, consists of 100 books containing published or previously unpublished works by authors from Christopher Columbus to Sir Francis Drake, and covering voyages to the New World, to China and Japan, to Russia and to Africa and India. The two-volume account by Juan González de Mendoza of the history and geography of China was translated into English in 1588. It was the first detailed description of China available in…mehr
The publications of the Hakluyt Society (founded in 1846) made available edited (and sometimes translated) early accounts of exploration. The first series, which ran from 1847 to 1899, consists of 100 books containing published or previously unpublished works by authors from Christopher Columbus to Sir Francis Drake, and covering voyages to the New World, to China and Japan, to Russia and to Africa and India. The two-volume account by Juan González de Mendoza of the history and geography of China was translated into English in 1588. It was the first detailed description of China available in English, though the introduction to this 1853 edition reviews several earlier reports by western travellers. Mendoza did not himself visit China; his second volume concludes the account based on de Rada's writings and also describes the missionary travels of the Franciscan friar Pedro de Alfaro.
Part II: 1. The Spaniards depart from Mexico 2. A rover of this kingdome of China 3. The kinge of China doth arme a fleete of shippes 4. This rover Limahon goeth to the Ilands Philippinas 5. Limahon doth send 400 souldiers 6. The governour of Manilla 7. The generall of the fielde 8. Omoncon, captain of the king of China 9. Omoncon is well received 10. Omoncon departeth with certificate 11. The Spaniards do depart 12. The captaine Omoncon 13. Omoncon doth disembarke himselfe 14. The Spaniardes depart from Tansuso 15. The Spaniardes doo prosecute their journey to Chincheo 16. Our Spaniardes arived at the citie of Chincheo 17. The governour of Chincheo doth call the Spaniards before him 18. The Spaniards have a loving and favorable audience 19. The Spaniards are visited 20. The governour doth banquet the Spaniards 21. The Spaniards depart 22. The entry of the Spaniards into the cittie of Aucheo 23. The Spaniards have audience of the viceroy 24. The viceroy doth banket our people 25. The Spaniards do carie their present 26. The Spaniardes talke with the viceroy 27. There came news to Aucheo 28. The governours of the province do assemble together 29. The Spaniards depart from Aucheo 30. The Spaniards departe from the port of Tansuso 31. They have news 32. The captaines Chinos arived Part III: 1. The fryers of Saint Francis came unto the Ilandes Philippinas 2. The fryers and their companions depart 3. The fryers and their companions came unto the cittie of Canton 4. The Spaniards go forth of their ship 5. The Spaniards are called before a iudge 6. The Spaniards go into the streets to ask almes 7. The Spaniardes take their iourney towardes Aucheo 8. The Spaniards are brought before the viceroy 9. The Spaniards remained certaine daies in Aucheo 10. The Timpintao dooth call the Spaniards before him 11. The Father Costodio sendeth a messenger unto Machao 12. A Portugall of the cittie of Macheo 13. The Spaniards remain certaine dayes in Canton 14. They that were determined to go unto Luzon, doo departe 15. The Spaniards depart from China and go to Luzon Part III: 1. A commentarie of the New World 2. They do depart from the Ilands of Canaria 3. Of the Iland of Santo Domingo 4. Of the way and the ilands 5. Of the bignesse of the kingdome of Mexico 6. The kingdome of Mexico 7. Of the New Mexico 8. The discovering of the New Mexico 9. The New Mexico 10. Still the New Mexico 11. Departing from the cittie of Mexico 12. They depart from the ilands of the Ladrones 13. The Ilands Philippinas 14. The barefoote friars depart 15. Things which the saide Fathers did see 16. The Spaniardes are sent unto the citie of Hucheofu 17. The mightinesse, goodnesse, riches, and fortitude of the kingdome of China 18. Certaine rites and ceremonies 19. The Ilands of Japon 20. They have notice of certaine kingdomes 21. Such kingdomes as are adioyning unto that of Cochinchina 22. Of many other kingdomes 23. Of some kingdomes of the new worlde 24. Of the kingdome of Coromandel 25. Manie kingdomes of that newe worlde 26. Many kingdomes of the Newe World 27. The compassing of the world Index.
Part II: 1. The Spaniards depart from Mexico 2. A rover of this kingdome of China 3. The kinge of China doth arme a fleete of shippes 4. This rover Limahon goeth to the Ilands Philippinas 5. Limahon doth send 400 souldiers 6. The governour of Manilla 7. The generall of the fielde 8. Omoncon, captain of the king of China 9. Omoncon is well received 10. Omoncon departeth with certificate 11. The Spaniards do depart 12. The captaine Omoncon 13. Omoncon doth disembarke himselfe 14. The Spaniardes depart from Tansuso 15. The Spaniardes doo prosecute their journey to Chincheo 16. Our Spaniardes arived at the citie of Chincheo 17. The governour of Chincheo doth call the Spaniards before him 18. The Spaniards have a loving and favorable audience 19. The Spaniards are visited 20. The governour doth banquet the Spaniards 21. The Spaniards depart 22. The entry of the Spaniards into the cittie of Aucheo 23. The Spaniards have audience of the viceroy 24. The viceroy doth banket our people 25. The Spaniards do carie their present 26. The Spaniardes talke with the viceroy 27. There came news to Aucheo 28. The governours of the province do assemble together 29. The Spaniards depart from Aucheo 30. The Spaniards departe from the port of Tansuso 31. They have news 32. The captaines Chinos arived Part III: 1. The fryers of Saint Francis came unto the Ilandes Philippinas 2. The fryers and their companions depart 3. The fryers and their companions came unto the cittie of Canton 4. The Spaniards go forth of their ship 5. The Spaniards are called before a iudge 6. The Spaniards go into the streets to ask almes 7. The Spaniardes take their iourney towardes Aucheo 8. The Spaniards are brought before the viceroy 9. The Spaniards remained certaine daies in Aucheo 10. The Timpintao dooth call the Spaniards before him 11. The Father Costodio sendeth a messenger unto Machao 12. A Portugall of the cittie of Macheo 13. The Spaniards remain certaine dayes in Canton 14. They that were determined to go unto Luzon, doo departe 15. The Spaniards depart from China and go to Luzon Part III: 1. A commentarie of the New World 2. They do depart from the Ilands of Canaria 3. Of the Iland of Santo Domingo 4. Of the way and the ilands 5. Of the bignesse of the kingdome of Mexico 6. The kingdome of Mexico 7. Of the New Mexico 8. The discovering of the New Mexico 9. The New Mexico 10. Still the New Mexico 11. Departing from the cittie of Mexico 12. They depart from the ilands of the Ladrones 13. The Ilands Philippinas 14. The barefoote friars depart 15. Things which the saide Fathers did see 16. The Spaniardes are sent unto the citie of Hucheofu 17. The mightinesse, goodnesse, riches, and fortitude of the kingdome of China 18. Certaine rites and ceremonies 19. The Ilands of Japon 20. They have notice of certaine kingdomes 21. Such kingdomes as are adioyning unto that of Cochinchina 22. Of many other kingdomes 23. Of some kingdomes of the new worlde 24. Of the kingdome of Coromandel 25. Manie kingdomes of that newe worlde 26. Many kingdomes of the Newe World 27. The compassing of the world Index.
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