Marco Polo

Marco Polo is an explorer.

Biography
Marco and his two uncles traveled to China for a trip. They were in the service of the Kublai Khan.

Marco Polo left China in 1293. He left with numerous ships and Kokejin, yet one ship made it back to Venice. During his return journey, the khan had granted him 14 ships with over 600 men. During their trip, they had they had only 2 ships and 18 men.

The Judas Strain
He had went with Friar Agreer to visit a temple in the jungles of Cambodia, now known as Angkor wat. He was told by Agreer that he should return to the ships without the priest because he was not infected unlike the priest, taking the corss around the neck. The disease at the place had spread and he, his father, and uncle, had to burn a ton of material, including a few ships. [Prologue] When they docked at Persia, they had only two ships and 18 men. At one time, he had travelled through Constantinople, standing in awe of the Hagia Sophia When he returned to Venice, he dictated his travels to another person named Rusticello, who was the one who wrote the information down. His book became named The Description of the World and becaue an instant hit in Europe. The book had tales of the lonely deserts in Persia, China’s teeming cities, far-off lands populated by naked idolaters and sorcerers, and islands fraught with cannibals and strange beasts. This book even made it to the hands of Christopher Columbus while his voyage of the New World.

The tales of Marco Polo are regarded as embellishment and no original text exist but copies of copies. Marked differences occurred over translations.

Later after death, he was buried at the church of San Lorenzo. Later, his body was moved out of the church with 0 records.

He had prayed for forgiveness for an illness that spread on his ships.

After his death, people have wondered where he was buried. He was reburied in another place with kokejin by his side, holding arms. This was considered unusual. One of the things discovered in his possession was a Golden passport.

’’The Description of the World’’
Marco Polo wrote the book ‘’The Description of the World’’. This book had been edited to remove references to Friar Greer. This led to Vatican records being removed.