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The kingdom of Dahan大漢國

Liang Shu Zhuyi Zhuan (Accounts of the Various Foreign Peoples in the Book of Liang) 梁書 諸夷傳 · Yao Silian · 636 (Tang, 10th year of the Zhenguan era) · 1 passages · 33 Chinese characters · reading time 0.1 min

Liang Shu Zhuyi Zhuan (Accounts of the Various Foreign Peoples in the Book of Liang) Complete in one volume Thirty-six kingdoms as the Liang of the Southern dynasties saw them. The memorial in which King Muryeong of Baekje announced that his land had become a strong kingdom once more; the record in which Silla first appears under its own name; the tale of the Buddha's hair and the stupa of King Ashoka; and the legends from the far end of the sea, of Fusang and the Kingdom of Women — from the Southern Sea to the Western Regions, this is the broadest of all the accounts of the various foreign peoples.

1The kingdom of Dahan

大漢國,在文身國東五千餘里。無兵戈,不攻戰。風俗並與文身國同而言語異。

The kingdom of Dahan (大漢國) lies more than five thousand li east of the kingdom of Wenshen. They have no weapons and do not make war. Their customs are all the same as those of the kingdom of Wenshen, but their speech is different.