Bonus

Kilns near this city produced fine-white Dehua (“duh-HWAH”) porcelain, which was known in the West as Blanc de Chine (“BLAHNK duh SHEEN”). For 10 points each:
[10h] Name this city, where temples built by Tamil merchants coexisted alongside mosques and sites dedicated to the cult of Mazu. This city surpassed Guangzhou (“gwahng-JOH”) as China’s main emporium during the Song and Yuan dynasties.
ANSWER: Quanzhou (“chwan-JOH”) [or Zaytun; or Zaiton]
[10e] This writer claimed that people as far away as North India traveled to Quanzhou to get tattoos in a travelogue which also recounts his visit to the court of Kublai Khan.
ANSWER: Marco Polo
[10m] Quanzhou’s status as China’s main emporium was affected by the Great Clearance, which was prompted by repeated attacks from this general’s allies. He founded the Kingdom of Tungning.
ANSWER: Koxinga (“kok-SING-uh”) [or Zheng Chenggong]
<World History>
Answerlines and category may not exactly match the version played at all sites

Back to bonuses

Conversion

TeamOpponentPart 1Part 2Part 3TotalParts
British ColumbiaNYU10101030HEM
Columbia AIllinois A010010E
Columbia BIllinois B0101020EM
Cornell AChicago B1010020HE
Georgia StateLSE0101020EM
Georgia TechMinnesota010010E
Johns HopkinsIowa State010010E
North Carolina BMichigan0101020EM
NorthwesternNorth Carolina A0101020EM
Penn StateOttawa010010E
RITWinona State010010E
RutgersWaterloo A0101020EM
StanfordWUSTL A0101020EM
TexasMIT010010E
Toronto AChicago A0101020EM
Toronto BToronto C0101020EM
UC Berkeley AIndiana0101020EM
UCFVanderbilt010010E
VirginiaMaryland010010E
Virginia TechHarvard0101020EM
WUSTL BArizona State1010020HE
Waterloo BFlorida0101020EM
YaleUC Berkeley B010010E

Summary

TournamentExact Match?HeardPPBEasy %Medium %Hard %
2025 ACF NationalsYes2316.52100%52%13%