Illustrated Gazetteer of the Maritime Kingdoms, Vol. 26

The Great Western Ocean: Northern Records original: "大西洋 北志國" (Dàxīyáng Běizhìguó); this likely refers to a geographical treatise on the European provinces of the Ottoman Empire

Traveling south to the outlets of the Mediterranean Sea original: "地中海" (Dìzhōnghǎi), the Vardar River original: "哇達河" (Wādá Hé) and the Vistritza River original: "匯特沙那河" (Huìtèshānà Hé); likely the Haliacmon flow together into the sea. Similarly, the Struma River original: "如斯特多馬河" (Rústèduōmǎ Hé), the Mesta River original: "彌士多河" (Míshìduō Hé), and the Axius River original: "唵治加那斯河" (Ǎnzhìjiānàsī Hé) all flow southward into the sea.

In the province of Moldavia original: "摩爾達威阿" (Móěrdáwēiā), there are four rivers: the Prut River original: "溫都河" (Wēndū Hé); phonetic rendering varies in period texts, the Siret River original: "西列河" (Xīliè Hé), and the Dniester River original: "密士特列河" (Mìshìtièliè Hé). These all originate from the Great Mountains referring to the Carpathian Mountains. The Prut River original: "勃律河" (Bólǜ Hé) connects to the country of Austria original: "奧地里加" (Àodìlǐjiā). These four streams converge and together join the Danube River original: "摯那彌河" (Zhìnàmǐ Hé); a phonetic rendering of Danubius, passing through Hungary original: "麻爾牙里阿" (Máěryǎlǐā); from Magyar before flowing out into the Black Sea.

In the province of Wallachia original: "洼臘赤阿" (Wālàchìā), there are eight rivers: the Siret River original: "斯載爾河" (Sīzǎiěr Hé), which originates in Austria original: "歐塞特里阿" (Ōusètèlǐā); the Olt River original: "阿魯達河" (Ālǔdá Hé); from the Latin Aluta, which originates in the Great Mountains; and the Argeș River original: "荷爾特斯河" (Héěrtèsī Hé), the Teleorman River original: "底流門河" (Dǐliúmén Hé), the Argeș (lower branch) original: "阿日士河" (Ārìshì Hé), the Dâmbovița River original: "單摩威沙河" (Dānmówēishā Hé), the Ialomița River original: "惹林尼沙河" (Rělínníshā Hé), and the Buzău River original: "磨首河" (Móshǒu Hé). These various waters intersect and converge, eventually being poured by the Danube River into the Black Sea.

In the province of Hungary original: "麻爾牙" (Máěryǎ), there are seven rivers: the Danube River original: "那彌河" (Nàmǐ Hé) which connects to Austria, the Aluta River original: "阿底莫河" (Ādǐmò Hé), and the Ergene... text cuts off