Cathay is an old name for East Asia often assumed to mean China in English. "
Notice the word assumed !
""Catai" was originally the name used for northeastern Asia, including Mongolia and northern China during Marco Polo's time (China proper was not a very distinct concept in Europe at the time. Marco Polo referred to southern China as Manji)."
Marco Polo called China "Cathay".
Cathay was the name given to China in Medieval Europe. It comes from Khitay, a semi-nomadic group of people in the area.
Cathay
Marco polo
Marco Polo went to Cathay or preseant day china with his uncle and father on a trading journey
He didn't discover Cathay. China/ Cathay was already known. He arrived in Cathay in about 1275
The Cathay was created in 1939.
cathay
Cathay is now know as China
Cathay Organisation was created in 1935.
Cathay Building was created in 1939.
No, Cathay is another name for China.
Cathay Pacific was created on 1946-09-24.
Cathay's present day name is called China, but you have to remember that Cathay was a bit smaller than China now is.
Cathay Pacific is operating for about 67 years. Cathay Pacific was founded in 1946 and is still operating today. Cathay Pacific was established in Hong Kong.
Cathay Pacific; China Hong Kong
Marco Polo called China "Cathay".