Tunkin

Tunkin

Tunkin (Dongkingh, Nord-Annam), 1) Provinz des hinterindischen Reiches Annam, nördlich hier gelegen, an China u. das Chinesische Meer (Busen von T.) grenzend, angeblich 3300 QM. u. 20 Mill. Ew.; Fluß Sangkoi, fruchtbarer Boden, wenig Industrie, guter Handel; theilt sich in 15 Provinzen; Hauptstadt Bac-Kingh (s.d.). Die Geschichte s.u. Annam; 2) (Tunkinischer Meerbusen), Meerbusen zwischen China u. Annam, nimmt den Sangkoi u.a. Flüsse auf; hat die Inseln: Pirates (oft Seeräuberaufenthalt), Nachtigal, Buon Sima (Bien Son); 3) Stadt, so v.w. Bac-Kingh.


Pierer's Lexicon. 1857–1865.

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