Yun-nan, China (Google Maps ⧉, OpenStreetMap ⧉)

"Road descending from the Table-Land of Yun-nan into the Valley of the Kin-sha Kiang and the mention of Salt Pans in Yun-nan."

"Garden-House on the Lake of Yun-nan-fu, Yachi of Polo; and The Canal at Yun-nan fu."

"According to Oxenham, Historical Atlas, there were ten provinces or sheng (… Sze-ch’wan, Yun-nan, …)"

"…the city of Yun-nan fu (also referred to as Yachi) where the Council of Administration is established."

"Major Sladen observes of the people on the western border of Yun-nan: “Kachyens and Shans ride on ordinary Chinese saddles. The stirrups are of the usual average length, but the saddles are so constructed as to rise at least a foot above the pony’s back.”"

"The abundance of gold in Yun-nan is proverbial in China, so that if a man lives very extravagantly they ask if his father is governor of Yun-nan."

"Mien-Kwé or Mien-tisong is the name always given in Yun-nan to that kingdom"

"on their way to Yun-nan-fu."