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Wang Dayuan (simplified Chinese:, fl. 1328-1339) was a traveller from
Quanzhou,
China during the
Yuan Dynasty in the 14th century. He made two major trips on ships. During 1328-1333, he sailed along the
South China Sea and visited many places in
Southeast Asia and reached as far as
South Asia, landing in
Sri Lanka and
India. In 1334-1339 he visited
north Africa and
East Africa.
Around 1330, Wang visited the island of
Singapore, where he wrote about a small settlement called Dan Ma Xi (淡马锡, from Malay Tamasik) with Malay and Chinese residents. His account of his travel,
Dao Yi Zhi Lue dated in 1349, is one of the few records documenting the
early history of Singapore.
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