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Marco Polo was an Italian explorer and merchant famous for his travels to China. The document discusses Marco Polo's life, including his upbringing in Venice, his journeys along the Silk Road to China where he served the emperor Kublai Khan for 17 years, and his famous book describing his travels upon returning to Venice which inspired many later explorers. The presentation provides details on Marco Polo's background, his three voyages including the second with his father and uncle where he joined them and gained favor with Kublai Khan, his role introducing goods from China to Europe, and his legacy as one of the most well-documented early travelers from Europe to Asia.
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This document summarizes Marco Polo's life and voyages as a merchant and explorer. It describes how he grew up listening to his father's stories of travel and exploration. As a young man, Marco Polo accompanied his father and uncle on a journey along the Silk Road, which took them over three years to reach China. Marco Polo spent 17 years in the court of Kublai Khan before returning to Italy, where he documented his travels and experiences in a book that helped spread knowledge of Asia to Europe.
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Here are 2-4 sentence answers to the questions:
1. The reopening of the Silk Road led to increased trade between Europe and Asia, as goods like silk, spices, and other luxuries became more available. European cities along the Mediterranean like Venice and Genoa grew wealthy as centers of trade, importing goods from Asia and exporting them across Europe.
2. Marco Polo's travels along the Silk Road and his writings about China made Europeans very curious about Asia and its goods. His book introduced Europeans to many aspects of Chinese culture and helped renew European interest in trading with Asia. Many merchants began organizing caravans along the Silk Road, increasing trade and the exchange of goods and ideas between East and West.
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Martin Krkoska was born in Venice in 1254. His mother died when he was 13 years old in 1263. In 1271 at age 17, he left with his father Niccolo Polo on a 14-year long trip to China to become a merchant. While imprisoned in 1298, Marco Polo wrote about his travels, producing his famous book "The Travels of Marco Polo". He died in 1324 at age 70.
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Marco Polo was born in 1254 in Venice, Italy. When he was young, his father and uncle, both merchants, went on a trading journey to China where they met Kublai Khan. Years later, Marco Polo joined his father and uncle on a return trip to China, staying in the country for over 20 years in the court of Kublai Khan before returning to Venice.
Marco Polo
Marco Polo was a famous Venetian explorer and merchant who traveled extensively throughout Asia in the late 13th century. He went on his first voyage at age 17 with his father and uncle, traveling through many lands along the Silk Road to China. Marco Polo spent 17 years in China serving at the court of Kublai Khan and learning about its culture. When he returned to Italy in 1295, he told stories of his travels that captured the imagination of Europeans and helped spark their interest in exploring Asia and other parts of the world.
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Marco Polo (1254-1324) was a Venetian merchant who journeyed across Asia to China with his father and uncle. He stayed in China for 17 years, working as an advisor to Kublai Khan. Polo traveled throughout Asia by both land and sea, going as far as modern-day Beijing, Jerusalem, India, Tibet, and Burma. Upon his return to Europe, Polo dictated stories of his travels, influencing later explorers like Christopher Columbus.
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Marco Polo was a Venetian explorer born in 1254 who traveled extensively throughout Asia including China. He spent 17 years in China as part of his travels and wrote an influential book upon his return called The Travels of Marco Polo documenting his observations of places he visited. His book increased European knowledge of places like China and helped inspire later explorers like Christopher Columbus.
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This document summarizes Marco Polo's life and voyages as a merchant and explorer. It describes how he grew up listening to his father's stories of travel and exploration. As a young man, Marco Polo accompanied his father and uncle on a journey along the Silk Road, which took them over three years to reach China. Marco Polo spent 17 years in the court of Kublai Khan before returning to Italy, where he documented his travels and experiences in a book that helped spread knowledge of Asia to Europe.
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Here are 2-4 sentence answers to the questions:
1. The reopening of the Silk Road led to increased trade between Europe and Asia, as goods like silk, spices, and other luxuries became more available. European cities along the Mediterranean like Venice and Genoa grew wealthy as centers of trade, importing goods from Asia and exporting them across Europe.
2. Marco Polo's travels along the Silk Road and his writings about China made Europeans very curious about Asia and its goods. His book introduced Europeans to many aspects of Chinese culture and helped renew European interest in trading with Asia. Many merchants began organizing caravans along the Silk Road, increasing trade and the exchange of goods and ideas between East and West.
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Martin Krkoska was born in Venice in 1254. His mother died when he was 13 years old in 1263. In 1271 at age 17, he left with his father Niccolo Polo on a 14-year long trip to China to become a merchant. While imprisoned in 1298, Marco Polo wrote about his travels, producing his famous book "The Travels of Marco Polo". He died in 1324 at age 70.
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Marco Polo was born in 1254 in Venice, Italy. When he was young, his father and uncle, both merchants, went on a trading journey to China where they met Kublai Khan. Years later, Marco Polo joined his father and uncle on a return trip to China, staying in the country for over 20 years in the court of Kublai Khan before returning to Venice.
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Marco Polo was a famous Venetian explorer and merchant who traveled extensively throughout Asia in the late 13th century. He went on his first voyage at age 17 with his father and uncle, traveling through many lands along the Silk Road to China. Marco Polo spent 17 years in China serving at the court of Kublai Khan and learning about its culture. When he returned to Italy in 1295, he told stories of his travels that captured the imagination of Europeans and helped spark their interest in exploring Asia and other parts of the world.
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Marco Polo (1254-1324) was a Venetian merchant who journeyed across Asia to China with his father and uncle. He stayed in China for 17 years, working as an advisor to Kublai Khan. Polo traveled throughout Asia by both land and sea, going as far as modern-day Beijing, Jerusalem, India, Tibet, and Burma. Upon his return to Europe, Polo dictated stories of his travels, influencing later explorers like Christopher Columbus.
Marco Polo
Marco Polo was a Venetian explorer born in 1254 who traveled extensively throughout Asia including China. He spent 17 years in China as part of his travels and wrote an influential book upon his return called The Travels of Marco Polo documenting his observations of places he visited. His book increased European knowledge of places like China and helped inspire later explorers like Christopher Columbus.
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Marco Polo was a famous Venetian explorer who traveled with his father and uncle along the Silk Road to China in the late 13th century. He visited the court of Kublai Khan, the leader of the Mongol Empire, and spent 17 years in China before returning to Venice to document his travels. His book about his adventures became one of the most influential travelogues ever written.
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Marco Polo (1254-1324) was a Venetian merchant and explorer who travelled along the Silk Road to Asia between 1271-1295 and served in the court of Kublai Khan. His written account of his travels, The Travels of Marco Polo, introduced Europeans to the culture and inner workings of China, Persia, India and Japan. Born in Venice, Marco learned trade from his father and uncle and embarked on an epic journey across Asia with them, reaching the court of Kublai Khan who was impressed with Marco.
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Martin's document discusses the life of Marco Polo from his birth in Venice in 1254 until his death in 1324. It notes key events like his mother dying when he was 13, his father returning from a 14-year trip when Marco was 17, and Marco leaving with his father to travel to China when he was 17 and trained as a merchant. The document also summarizes Marco Polo's travels to China, his imprisonment after returning to Venice in 1298, and how he wrote his famous book "Travels of Marco Polo" while in jail.
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Marco Polo was an Italian explorer from Venice who travelled along the Silk Road to China in the late 13th century and served as an envoy for Kublai Khan. During his approximately 17 years in China, he gained favor with Kublai Khan and travelled throughout the vast regions of the empire. Upon his return to Venice in 1295, he documented his travels in a book which helped introduce many Chinese products and customs to Europe and inspired later explorers like Christopher Columbus.
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Marco Polo was born in Venice, Italy and was educated for business and language skills by his father, who was a merchant. When Marco's father and uncle traveled to China, Marco accompanied them. They were received by Kublai Khan and asked to return with priests to teach Christianity. On their second journey, Marco went as well and stayed in China for many years, where he helped the emperor and learned Chinese. Their long journey home was difficult, and upon returning to Venice, Marco dictated his adventures to a fellow prisoner, which were published as a book, though initially met with skepticism.
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Marco Polo was a Venetian merchant and explorer born in 1254 who traveled extensively throughout Asia. In 1271 at age 17, he joined his father and uncle on a journey to China. He spent 17 years in China serving the emperor, before returning to Italy in 1295 with many stories of his travels. Marco Polo dictated an account of his travels, which helped Europeans learn more about Asia and its riches. He died in Venice in 1324 at age 70, having experienced both successes through his travels and education, as well as hardships like imprisonment.
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2. Wang Dayuan's account in the 14th century described Longyamen (Dragon's Teeth Gate) and Dan-ma-xi (Temasek), agreeing with Sejarah Melayu. However, its mappings may not have been entirely accurate.
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Singapore was inhabited prior to 1819, as evidenced by artifacts found at sites like the Singapore Stone and Fort Canning dating back hundreds of years, showing trade between Singapore and other regions. The Malay text Sejarah Melayu describes how Singapore was named by Sang Nila Utama. After the 14th century, Singapore was ruled by Parameswara until he was driven out by Javanese or Siamese troops, after which the island was left to orang lauts. Europeans' interest in Southeast Asia in the late 18th/early 19th century was driven by desires to learn about Eastern cultures, trade for spices, and find wealth like gold and rubies in the region.
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Martin's document discusses the life of Marco Polo from his birth in Venice in 1254 until his death in 1324. It notes key events like his mother dying when he was 13, his father returning from a 14-year trip when Marco was 17, and Marco leaving with his father to travel to China when he was 17 and trained as a merchant. The document also summarizes Marco Polo's travels to China, his imprisonment after returning to Venice in 1298, and how he wrote his famous book "Travels of Marco Polo" while in jail.
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Marco Polo was an Italian explorer from Venice who travelled along the Silk Road to China in the late 13th century and served as an envoy for Kublai Khan. During his approximately 17 years in China, he gained favor with Kublai Khan and travelled throughout the vast regions of the empire. Upon his return to Venice in 1295, he documented his travels in a book which helped introduce many Chinese products and customs to Europe and inspired later explorers like Christopher Columbus.
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Marco Polo was born in Venice, Italy and was educated for business and language skills by his father, who was a merchant. When Marco's father and uncle traveled to China, Marco accompanied them. They were received by Kublai Khan and asked to return with priests to teach Christianity. On their second journey, Marco went as well and stayed in China for many years, where he helped the emperor and learned Chinese. Their long journey home was difficult, and upon returning to Venice, Marco dictated his adventures to a fellow prisoner, which were published as a book, though initially met with skepticism.
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Marco Polo was a Venetian merchant and explorer born in 1254 who traveled extensively throughout Asia. In 1271 at age 17, he joined his father and uncle on a journey to China. He spent 17 years in China serving the emperor, before returning to Italy in 1295 with many stories of his travels. Marco Polo dictated an account of his travels, which helped Europeans learn more about Asia and its riches. He died in Venice in 1324 at age 70, having experienced both successes through his travels and education, as well as hardships like imprisonment.
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Marco Polo was born in Venice, Italy in 1254 to a wealthy merchant family. He traveled extensively with his father and uncle from a young age, including a trip to China from 1265-1268. In 1271, Marco joined his father and uncle on a return trip to China, staying for 17 years. During this time, he served in the court of Kublai Khan and traveled throughout Asia, experiences which he later documented in his book "Travels of Marco Polo." He returned to Venice in 1295 and later married and had children before dying in 1324.
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Singapore was originally known as Temasek and was part of the Srivijaya Empire based in Sumatra. In the 14th century, it was attacked by Siamese and Javanese groups and a fort was built to defend it. Chinese records from the 14th century refer to Temasek and mention Chinese traders living there. The story of a strongman named Badang throwing a large stone, now known as the Singapore Stone, provides evidence that Singapore has a long history dating back to between the 10th-14th centuries. Archaeological artifacts like jewelry, pottery, and porcelain found in Fort Canning Park also support human habitation in Singapore during this early period.
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Early accounts show that Singapore was called Temasek and was an important trading port dating back to the 13th century, exchanging goods with countries like China, Thailand, and Vietnam. In the 15th century, a Malay chief took control of Temasek but it later lost significance as a trading hub. The Portuguese then burned down a Malay outpost at the mouth of the Singapore River in 1613. Archaeological evidence, including the Singapore Stone, suggests there was a community on the island as far back as the 12th-13th centuries. Raffles chose to establish a British settlement in Singapore in 1819 due to its strategic location and natural harbor. He worked to legitimize British control by recognizing a new local
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The document summarizes the history of Singapore as outlined in the Sejarah Melayu text from the 15th century. It describes how Singapore was originally known as Temasek and was discovered by Sang Nila Utama, who renamed it Singapura after seeing a lion-like animal there. Singapura developed into a thriving trading center under Sang Nila Utama. However, it also faced attacks from foreign forces like Bataria. The rulers built fortifications for protection. Parameswara later gained control of Singapore before fleeing attacks from Java and Siam. In the 16th century, the Portuguese burned Singapore's settlement to control regional spice trade.
Chp 1 Was There Singapore Before 1819
There were three main sources that provide evidence about the existence of Singapore before 1819:
1. Sejarah Melayu (Malay Annals) described Singapore as a thriving trading center in the 14th century that was later destroyed. However, its accuracy is uncertain.
2. Wang Dayuan's account in the 14th century described Longyamen (Dragon's Teeth Gate) and Dan-ma-xi (Temasek), agreeing with Sejarah Melayu. However, its mappings may not have been entirely accurate.
3. Archaeological discoveries evidence Singapore was a vibrant trading city in the 14th century, with artifacts commonly found at sites like Fort Canning Hill. However, the
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Marco Polo was a Venetian merchant and explorer who travelled to China in the late 13th century. He went with his father and uncle on a journey through Asia, reaching the Empire of China, then called Cathay, after three years of travel. In Cathay, Marco Polo met the emperor Kublai Khan and gained his favor, studying the Chinese language. Later, Marco Polo escorted one of Kublai Khan's daughters back to Persia as part of a marriage arrangement. After 24 years away, Marco Polo returned to Venice but was not recognized by friends and family due to changes in his appearance. He was later captured during a war between Venice and Genoa and dictated stories of
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Early accounts tell us that Singapore may have been founded by Sang Utama and grew into a thriving trading center under his descendants, according to the Malay Annals. Wang Dayuan's account from 1330-1340 also describes Singapore as a bustling port. Archaeological evidence, including Chinese porcelain and coins dating back to the 14th-15th centuries, supports that Singapore was an important trading hub, though some dispute remains about how much is legend. After the 15th century, Singapore lost importance as a trading port after its ruler was driven out by the king of Siam.
Unit 1 Was There Singapore Before 1819?
Singapore was inhabited prior to 1819, as evidenced by artifacts found at sites like the Singapore Stone and Fort Canning dating back hundreds of years, showing trade between Singapore and other regions. The Malay text Sejarah Melayu describes how Singapore was named by Sang Nila Utama. After the 14th century, Singapore was ruled by Parameswara until he was driven out by Javanese or Siamese troops, after which the island was left to orang lauts. Europeans' interest in Southeast Asia in the late 18th/early 19th century was driven by desires to learn about Eastern cultures, trade for spices, and find wealth like gold and rubies in the region.
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According to the Sejarah Melayu and accounts by Wang Dayuan, Singapore was a thriving trading center as early as the 14th century under Sang Utama and attracted traders from China and elsewhere. However, archaeological evidence is limited and the sources are scanty and ambiguous about whether places mentioned refer specifically to Singapore or other nearby areas. While artifacts from sites like Fort Canning Hill suggest Singapore was an important trading port, there is much uncertainty about what happened from the 14th to 18th centuries when Singapore was described as a small fishing village before Raffles.
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Singapore likely existed as a trading port before 1819 based on three sources of evidence:
1) The Malay Annals from the 16th century describe Singapore as a thriving trading center under Sang Utama.
2) A 14th century Chinese account mentions Longyamen (Dragon’s Teeth Gate) and Dan-ma-xi (Temasek) which were exotic trading ports.
3) Archaeological discoveries from sites like Fort Canning Hill provide evidence of commercial and religious activities dating back to the 14th century, indicating Singapore was an important trading city. However, the evidence is scanty and its interpretation is open to debate.
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- 1. Welcome Dear classmate and Miss Vasso, Today the dedication of your valuable time was aimed at uncovering the life of Marco Polo. For any questions ask the presenter after the presentation and in Greek.
- 2. Marco Polo Explorer and Journalist (1254–1324) By student: Dennis Zougras
- 3. Marco Polo was famous traveler.
- 4. Who was Marco Polo? ● Marco Polo was an Italian sailor, explorer and merchant. ● He was born on 15th September of 1254.
- 5. Journey To China ● He travelled to China through the Silk’s route and he introduced the powder into Europe. ● Before he came back to Venice, he stayed in Huelva during 17 years.
- 6. Journey To China ● When he came back to Venice he was 41 years old. ● He commanded a gallery and one day a war against the Genoese people was emerged.
- 7. Who was Marco Polo? ● They were defeated and Marco Polo was imprisoned.
- 8. ● Marco Polo told to Rustichello de Pisa about his fabulous trip to Cathay (Japan) and the return through Malacca, Ceylon, India and Persia. Who was Marco Polo? ● Rustichello wrote a book about Marco Polo’s Trips called Milione.
- 9. Book Of Marco Polo
- 10. Marco Polo’s Period ● The trade in Europe was based on the Silk’s Route. ● Here the luxury products were transported. ● Venice was a very important and a powerful city. ● It ruled the coast and the interior of Dalmacia.
- 11. Silk’s Route
- 12. Marco Polo’s Period ● Although the Byzantine Empire fell in Turk power and followed it belonged to the Latin Empire, Venice continued its powerful control over islands and lands.
- 13. ● It unified all the Mongol tribes and this caused the conquest of China, Asia, Russia, Irak, Siria and Anatolia. ● When he dead,he was replaced by his son Ogodei. Marco Polo’s Period ● The Mongol Empire was goberned by Genghis Khan in 1206.
- 14. Genghis Khan
- 15. First Voyage ● His father and uncle went to Asia in 1255 and they reached India in 1266. ● They returned with a letter of Ogodei for the Pope. ● Ogodei asked for educated people that teach in his Empire, to inform the Mongols on their way of life.
- 16. Second Voyage ● His father and uncle departed on a second trip, with the Pope’s answer to Kulai Khan in 1271, but this time Marco Polo was there. He soon won the favor of Kiblai Khan, making his adviser. After, Marco Polo became the envoy of the Khan, who gave him various destinations throughout the years. In his seventeen years in the service to Khan, he came to know the vast regions of China and the many achievements of Chinese civilization. When an embassy from the king of Persia to Kublai Khan requested a princess for the king, Marco Polo went with her, deciding to return to Venice.
- 17. What did Marco Polo do ? ● He wrote a book and due it, his trip was the first widely known and the best documented so far. ● Marco Polo introduced in Italy some products from China like: ice cream, piñata or pasta, specially spaghetti. ● The book wrote by Marco Polo inspired many explorers and travellers. ● Chirstopher Columbus himself had a copy of this book on his journey in 1492.
- 18. That is one of Marco Polo´s routes.
- 19. Marco Polo Death Marco Polo died on 8th January of 1324.
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