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Marco Polo and his father were not exactly captives of the greath Kublai Khan, but they were not permitted to leave his kingdom all the same. They finally were permited to leave when Marco agreed to escort one of Khan's daughters to her new husband in Persia. From there, the Polos returned home without conflict.
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