Summary in 1750 Taiwan old picture 中文(繁體): 番社采風圖‧捕鹿:淡防廳大甲、後壟、中港、竹塹、宵裡等社熟番,至秋末冬初,各社聚眾捕鹿,名為出草。Bân-lâm-gú: Huan-siā Tshái-hong-tôo Póo lo̍k:Tām-hông-thiann(淡防廳) Tāi-kah(大甲), Āu-lâng(後壟), Tiong-káng(中港), Tik-tsām(Ti̍k-tshiàm)(竹塹), Siau-lí(宵裡) tíng siā si̍k-huan, tsì tshiu-bua̍h-tang-tshe, kok siā tsū tsiòng póo lo̍k, bîng uî tshut-tsháu. Licensing[
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