There are in fact several copies.

Kangnido copies

1 《混一疆理歷代國都之圖》"Hunyi Jiangli Map of the National Capitals of the Past Dynasties" (Collection of the Affiliated Library of Ryukoku University), with postscripts

2 《混一疆理歷代國都之圖》"Hunyi Jiangli Maps of the National Capitals of the Past Dynasties" '' (Honkoji Temple Collection, Shimabara City), with postscript

3 《大明國地圖》"Map of Da-Ming Country" (Kumamoto City Honmyoji Temple Collection), without postscript

4《大明國圖》"Da-Ming Country Map" (Collection of Tenri Library), without postscript

5《混一疆理歷代國都之圖》"Hunyi Jiangli Map of National Capitals of Successive Dynasties" (Collection of Geography Classroom, Department of Letters, Kyoto University), no postscript

6《混一歷代國都疆理之圖》Hunyi Map of National Capitals of Successive Dynasties" (Collection of Mausoleum Department of Palace Hall), with Postscripts, different formats

7《混一歷代國都疆理之圖》"Hunyi Map of the Frontiers of the Capitals of Different Dynasties" (Collected by Linxiangyuan), with postscripts, broken

8《混一歷代國都疆理之圖》"Hunyi Map of the Frontiers of National Capitals of Different Dynasties" (Collection of Geography Classroom, Department of Letters, Kyoto University), no postscript

The inscriptions are partly different. Only parts of the maps are given here.

Under: Ryukoku Kangnido which is the oldest copy (1470) as the original does not exist anymore.

The "Map of Integrated Lands and Regions of Historical Countries and Capitals" [Korean: Honil kangniryo ktae gukto jido;

Chinese: 混一疆理歷代國都之圖 was created by combining Chinese and Arabic maps during the Mongol-Yuan dynasty.

This is a map based on the work of Chinese cartographers which appeared in Korea in 1402. This map and the one of

Chu Ssu Pen place the southern part of Africa immediately opposite the Indonesian islands, with a string of smaller islands

in between. Europe is rather well represented: In the utmost NW Germany is given as A-lu-mang-ni-a and France as Fa-li-si-na.

Research into the names of places in Southeast Asia, India and the Arabic Peninsula, proves that the map shows a low

geographic knowledge of those regions. Vietnam, Thailand, both east and west coast of the Malay Peninsula, and even a

port of Sumatra were all lined up along a straight coast. Both the Gulf of Thailand and the Malay Peninsula disappeared.

And India was cut into a northern and southern part .The North India (with the Ganges) is correctly placed in the Asia

continent. The large round island east of Arabia Hai-tao: Ceylon. But South India was drawn as a big island in the Indian

Ocean. All the coastal cities known by the Southern Sung dynasty were placed into this “South India Island”. The port Zufar

(in Oman) was not at the south coast of Arabic Peninsula but was placed into another non-existent island, south of the

“South India Island”. The famous port of Mogadishu (in Somali) was not at the east coast of Africa but was placed into a

non-existent island located at south of the “South India Island” and “South Arabia Island”. This map reflects the low-level

geographic knowledge around the Indian Ocean by both the Chinese and Arabic source.

The Arabic Source

-They use the Ptolemaic map of Africa, drawing a big lake as the source of the Nile, and it indicates names on some of the copies.

-It adds a stream emerging on the African continent's south west coast in the approximate position of the Orange River.

-To the north of the African continent, beyond the unexplored black central mass, a pagoda is represented for the lighthouse of Alexandria, and the Arab word: Misr for Cairo is found.

-Sugiyama Masaaki found: 麻哈荅采: Ma-ha-da-cai; Mogadishu a name found on the Red Sea coast close to Egypt.

Kai-Lung Ho gives it as: 麻哈答來 ; Ma-ha-da-lai or 麻哈答束 Ma-ha-da-shu.

The Chinese Source.

-Except of this Mogadishu there is another one this time not taken from Arabian sources but from Chinese sources.

Map of the islands on the very bottom of the map on the edge between Africa and Asia.

For the 1560 Honkoji version of the map.