Illustrated Treatise on the Maritime Kingdoms: Volume 46

The Atlantic Ocean: The State of Austria

The Department of Croatia bordered on the east by Slavonia, on the south by Turkey original: Tuluqi, referring to the Ottoman Empire, on the west by Illyria, and on the north by Hungary. It spans an area of 3,756 square li a Chinese unit of measurement; at this time, roughly three square li equaled one square kilometer with a population of 614,000. The borders are mostly mountainous, though the eastern corner is level and flat. The spoken language is different from Hungarian. The government has established a General Manager zongguan: a high-ranking administrative official or governor, but for major affairs, they travel to Hungary for council. It governs fifteen small tribes likely referring to administrative sub-districts or counties and produces grain and tobacco.

The Department of Slavonia bordered on the east by Hungary, on the south by Turkey, on the west by Croatia, and on the north by Hungary. It is situated to the east of Croatia. It spans an area of 3,678 square li with a population of 348,000. It governs sixteen sub-districts. The soil is fertile and the climate is mild, though the languages spoken there are varied and mixed likely referring to the diverse Slavic and Hungarian dialects in the region.

The Department of Transylvania bordered on the east and south by Turkey, and on the north and west by Hungary. It is located beyond the Carpathian Mountains original: Jiadian shan. The terrain is rugged and steep, but the climate is warm and pleasant, making it suitable for farming. It spans an area of 23,594 square li...