Chequiam

English Proper noun en Zhejiang. Of the Kingdome of China 366 It is diuided into fifteene Prouinces; ſixe whereof border on the Sea, Cantan, Foquien, Chequiam, Nanquin, Xantum, Paquin: the other nine bee inland, Quianſi, Huquam, Honan, Xienſi, Xanſi, Suchuon, Queicheu, Iunan, Coanſi. en 1685 1658 Pierre Duval Pierre Duval (geographer) Aia Ferrand Spence Geographia Univeralis: The Preent State Of the Whole World: Giving An Account of the everal Religions, Customs, and Riches of each People, The Strength and Government of each Polity and State, The Curious and mot Remarkable Things in every Region, With Other Particulars neceary to the understanding History and the Interets of Princes. Le Monde, ou Géographie universelle, contenant la description et les cartes et les blasons des principaux pays du monde https://archive.org/details/bim_early-english-books-1641-1700_geographia-universalis-_du-val-pierre_1685_0/ Le Monde, ou Géographie universelle, contenant la description et les cartes et les blasons des principaux pays du monde, pages 249, 251 fr H. Clark for F. Peare 1351268905 158, 160 https://archive.org/details/bim_early-english-books-1641-1700_geographia-universalis-_du-val-pierre_1685_0/page/(160)/ fr:Toute la Chine et diviée en eize Provinces qui valent mieux chacune que de grands Royaumes. Il y en a dix vers le Midi çavoir Yunnan , Quani, Canton, Fuquiem, Chequiam, Nankin , Kiami , Huqüam, Sucüem & Quicheu.Chequiam a des Temples où il y a de riches Idoles. All China is divided into ixteen Provinces, each of which are worth more than large Kingdoms. Ten of 'em lye towards the South ; Yunnan, Quani, Canton, Fuquiem, Chequiam, Nanxin, Kiami, Huquam, Sucuem, and Quicheu.Chequiam has Temples , wherein are rich Idols. en 1708 The Jews in China: an Annotated Bibliography Michael Pollak The Sino-Judaic Bibliographies of Rudolf Loewenthal https://archive.org/details/sinojudaicbiblio0000loew/ Basnage, Jacob Christian: The history of the Jews from Jesus Christ to the present time . . . . being a supplement and continuation of the History of Josephus. Translated into English by Tho. Taylor, A. M., London, 1708. w:Hebrew Union College Press 1988 0-87820-910-7 88-24420 18410941 38 https://archive.org/details/sinojudaicbiblio0000loew/page/38/ https://archive.org/details/bim_eighteenth-century_works-english-the-wh_josephus-flavius_1795/page/692/ He added, that there were in the Capital of the Province of Chequiam, a great many Synagogues, and Israelite Families; for they give themselves that Name, because being the Posterity of the ten Tribes, they knew not that of the Jews. en 1727 Alexander Hamilton Alexander Hamilton (sailor) LIII A New Account of the East Indies, being the Observations and Remarks Of Capt. Alexander Hamilton, Who pent his Time there From the Year 1688. to 1723. Trading and Travelling, by Sea and Land, to mot of the Countries and Ilands of Commerce and Navigation, between the Cape of Good-hope, and the Island of Japon. II https://archive.org/details/bim_eighteenth-century_a-new-account-of-the-eas_hamilton-alexander_1727_2/ 265022635 283 https://archive.org/details/bim_eighteenth-century_a-new-account-of-the-eas_hamilton-alexander_1727_2/page/283/ ABOUT twenty Leagues to the Northward of Hockew begins the Province of Chequiam, whoe chief City is Limpoa, by ome called Nimpoa, and by others Ningpoo ; however, it is a large City, and drives a great Trade.