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Catalogue facts
Published dateFebruary 1931
Characters in this exact text
AlexiusAlexius — Byzantine prince/emperor invoked in Godric’s crusading backstoryMentioned1 source-counted occurrence(s) · first: Sword Woman and Other Historical Adventures — PDF pp. 143–158AngelusAngelus — Byzantine emperor restored during Godric’s crusading pastMentioned2 source-counted occurrence(s) · first: Sword Woman and Other Historical Adventures — PDF pp. 143–158BaldwinBaldwin — Frankish ruler named in Godric’s crusading backgroundMentioned2 source-counted occurrence(s) · first: Sword Woman and Other Historical Adventures — PDF pp. 143–158Boniface of MontferratBoniface of Montferrat — historical crusading figure invoked in Godric’s backstoryMentioned1 source-counted occurrence(s) · first: Sword Woman and Other Historical Adventures — PDF pp. 143–158Chamu KhanChamu Khan — enemy ruler in Red Blades of Black CathayOn Page20 source-counted occurrence(s) · first: Sword Woman and Other Historical Adventures — PDF pp. 143–158Chepe NoyonChepe Noyon — historical Mongol commanderOn Page10 source-counted occurrence(s) · first: Sword Woman and Other Historical Adventures — PDF pp. 143–158ErlikErlik — god worshipped by the people of Khor in King of the Forgotten People.Mentioned5 source-counted occurrence(s) · first: Sword Woman and Other Historical Adventures — PDF pp. 143–158Fulk of NeuillyFulk of Neuilly — historical crusading figure invoked in Godric’s backstoryMentionedfirst: Sword Woman and Other Historical Adventures — PDF pp. 143–158Genghis KhanGenghis Khan — historical Mongol conqueror; his psychic impression is central in King of the Forgotten People and he is mentioned in other AiSF texts.On Page41 source-counted occurrence(s) · first: Sword Woman and Other Historical Adventures — PDF pp. 143–158Godric de VillehardGodric de Villehard — Norman knight/adventurer in Red Blades of Black CathayOn Page118 source-counted occurrence(s) · first: Sword Woman and Other Historical Adventures — PDF pp. 143–158GurgaslanGurgaslan — warrior in Red Blades of Black CathayOn Page5 source-counted occurrence(s) · first: Sword Woman and Other Historical Adventures — PDF pp. 143–158Innocent IIIInnocent III — historical crusading figure invoked in Godric’s backstoryMentioned1 source-counted occurrence(s) · first: Sword Woman and Other Historical Adventures — PDF pp. 143–158JahadurJahadur — leader/warrior of the JahaduransOn Page27 source-counted occurrence(s) · first: Sword Woman and Other Historical Adventures — PDF pp. 143–158KassarKassar — warrior in Red Blades of Black CathayOn Page6 source-counted occurrence(s) · first: Sword Woman and Other Historical Adventures — PDF pp. 143–158RooglaRoogla — elderly Black Cathayan leaderOn Page24 source-counted occurrence(s) · first: Sword Woman and Other Historical Adventures — PDF pp. 143–158Simon de MontfortSimon de Montfort — historical crusading figure invoked in Godric’s backstoryMentioned1 source-counted occurrence(s) · first: Sword Woman and Other Historical Adventures — PDF pp. 143–158SubotaiSubotai — historical Mongol commanderOn Page32 source-counted occurrence(s) · first: Sword Woman and Other Historical Adventures — PDF pp. 143–158Walter de BrienneWalter de Brienne — historical crusading figure invoked in Godric’s backstoryMentioned1 source-counted occurrence(s) · first: Sword Woman and Other Historical Adventures — PDF pp. 143–158Wang KhanWang Khan — historical Kerait ruler identified with Prester John in the storyOn Page9 source-counted occurrence(s) · first: Sword Woman and Other Historical Adventures — PDF pp. 143–158Wang YinWang Yin — Black Cathayan figureOn Page3 source-counted occurrence(s) · first: Sword Woman and Other Historical Adventures — PDF pp. 143–158You-taiYou-tai — Black Cathayan figureOn Page10 source-counted occurrence(s) · first: Sword Woman and Other Historical Adventures — PDF pp. 143–158YulitaYulita — woman of Black CathayOn Page15 source-counted occurrence(s) · first: Sword Woman and Other Historical Adventures — PDF pp. 143–158
Textual witnesses & editorial mediation
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Sword Woman and Other Historical AdventuresRestored reading editionAuthority basis: Restoration toward authorial text · Treatment: Restored toward authorial wording
Sword Woman and Other Historical Adventures; source basis noted by the edition as Oriental Stories, February–March 1931.
