junk ceylonの例文

例文

1. Junk Ceylon is mentioned seven times in Mendes Pinto s accounts.
2. According to a French source, Ayutthaya in the eighteenth century comprised these principal cities : Martaban, Ligor or Nakhon Sri Thammarat, Tenasserim, Junk Ceylon or Phuket Island, Singora or Songkhla.
3. The Dutch, the English, and from the 1680s the French, competed with each other for trade with the island of Phuket ( the island was named Junk Ceylon at that time ), which was valued as a rich source of tin.
4. Pinto said that Junk Ceylon was a destination port where trading vessels made regular stops for supplies and provisions, however, during the mid-16th century, the island was in decline due to pirates and often rough and unpredictable seas, which deterred merchant vessels from visiting Junk Ceylon.
5. Pinto said that Junk Ceylon was a destination port where trading vessels made regular stops for supplies and provisions, however, during the mid-16th century, the island was in decline due to pirates and often rough and unpredictable seas, which deterred merchant vessels from visiting Junk Ceylon.