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The Yellow River, also known as Hwang Ho (PROSE: Marco Polo) or Huanghe, (COMIC: Sharper Than the Serpent's Tooth) lay along the Great Wall of Cathay. In 1289, Marco Polo's caravan travelled along the Yellow River for many miles. (TV: "The Wall of Lies") The first city on its banks was Lan-Chow. The river ran through Cathay for a "thousand leagues" before eventually depositing in the sea. (PROSE: Marco Polo)
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In the novelisation of Marco Polo, the Chinese name for the river is "Hwang Ho", an obsolete spelling. The modern spelling is "Huánghé" or "Huáng Hé".