Bengal, India (Google Maps ⧉, OpenStreetMap ⧉)

"with broad straw‐hats, like bonzes or talapoins, looking as sunburnt, vacant, and listless, as the inhabitants of Ormus or Bengal;"

"LI. —Wherein is related how the King of Mien and Bangala vowed vengeance against the Great Kaan 98 Notes.—2. Mien or Burma. Why the King may have been called King of Bengal also."

"the title of 'King of Bengal,' which is attributed to the Burmese king in the text"

"…a small tribe called Birhōrs, existing in the wildest parts of Chota Nagpúr and Jashpúr, west of Bengal…"

"the merchants traded to all the Eastern ports as far as Bengal, Pegu, and the Archipelago."

"Mulberry-bark paper is ascribed to Bengal in the Si yang ch’ao kung tien lu by Wu Kiën-hwang, published in 1520."