- port
traded in
camphor extracted from the
Borneo camphor trees (Dryobalanops aromatica) that were
abundant in the region. (+)-
camphor has been produced...
-
Dryobalanops aromatica,
commonly known as
Borneo camphor,
camphor tree,
Malay camphor, or
Sumatran camphor, is a
species of
plant in the
family Dipterocarpaceae...
-
camphre de
Bornéo et en
camphre des laurinées" (On the
transformation of the
essence of
valerian into
Borneo camphor and into
laurel camphor), Comptes...
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items from
Borneo. The
Indians named Borneo Suvarnabhumi (the land of gold) and also
Karpuradvipa (
Camphor Island). The
Javanese named Borneo Puradvipa...
- do****entation of the Song
dynasty of China,
mentions the
imports of
Borneo camphor and
petroleum in the 11th century. In 1882, Mr de
Crespigny reported...
- tea,
called wax tea, was
often covered with
aromatic ointments, like
Borneo camphor. In the Qing
dynasty (1644–1912), the
Manchus po****rized
scented teas...
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camphor, ivory,
rhino horns, tin and gold from
Sumatra and the
Malay Peninsula; rattan, rare timber,
camphor, gems and
precious stones from
Borneo; exotic...
-
precious oils, ****es and were
sealed with
aromatic oinments, like
Borneo camphor, to
create all
sorts of
highly fragrant teas
which went by
names like...
- was a
Malay sultanate,
centered around Brunei on the
northern coast of
Borneo in
Southeast Asia.
Brunei became a
sovereign state around the 15th century...
- (raw, unheated, and unpasteurized), water, sugar, saffron, cardamom,
borneo-
camphor, etc. are
mixed and used as the offering. One
tarpana (or arghya) is...
