Zheng Hui waved his hand, produced a massive map of the world, and spread it out on the ground. The map marked the spheres of influence of all known countries and continents across the globe.
First, the most prominent landmass on it was the Eurasian-African continent. Asia was what Westerners called it, but people in the East preferred to call their own realm Shenzhou.
Next was Europe, a name also transmitted from the West and translated, though the Shun Dynasty preferred to call them Taixi, the Greater Western Continent, or simply the Barbarian Continent.
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