Hanno
Everybody's Encyelopedia · 1912 · p. 3
a king or magistrate of Carthage who undertook a celebrated voyage of discovery along the W. eoast of Africa. His expedition is said to have consisted of 60 ships; he founded numerous colonies or trading stations, and proceeded as far 8S. as a point that has been variously identified with places between Cape Nun and the Bight of Benin. On his return to Carthage he inscribed an account of his voyage on a tablet, and placed it in the temple of Moloch. | Hanoi, or Cachao, the capital of | Tonkin, and headquarters of _ the French administration on the Songkoi or Red river, 80 miles in a direct line from the sea. The commercial city has a river front of 14% mile; the citadel behind contains within its walls most of the official buildings. Embroidery and work in mother-ofi are the chief local industries. ‘op.
Readham'da tam maddeyi gor →