Si Yang Chao kung tien lu (1520 A.D.) (Google Books ⧉, Amazon ⧉, Bookshop ⧉)

The Travels of Marco Polo

In the Si Yang Chao kung tien lu (1520 A.D.), we have a similar description: “Its front legs are nine feet long, its hind legs six feet. Its hoofs have three clefts, it has a flat mouth. Two short fleshy horns rise from the back of the top of its head. It has a cow’s tail and a deer’s body. This animal is called K’i lin; it eats grain of any kind.”