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Revision as of 06:12, 9 August 2020
A way-station in Tun-Huang was one of many such way-stations positioned along the Old Silk Road, owing their allegiance to Kublai Khan. It was run by Chenchu.
The First Doctor, Susan, Barbara, and Ian visited the way-station in 1289, while travelling through the city with Marco Polo's caravan. (TV: Marco Polo, PROSE: Marco Polo)
