1996 Edition China Historical Geography Collection

Fixed price: ￥482.00

Author: editor-in-chief Tan Qixiang.

Publishing House: China Map Publishing House

Release time: 1982- 10- 1

Version: 1

Pages: eight volumes in total

Words:

Printing time: 1996-6- 1

Page number: `Paper: offset paper.

Number of prints: 1

Packing: Special Prize of Outstanding Achievement Award in Philosophy and Social Sciences of Shanghai University in Paperback (1984)

Shanghai Excellent Achievement Award in Philosophy and Social Sciences (1979- 1985) Special Prize (1986)

First Prize of the First National Outstanding Achievement Award for Humanities and Social Sciences Research in Colleges and Universities (1995)

China Academy of Social Sciences Outstanding Achievement Award Special Award

Since its publication, Atlas of Chinese History (1-8) has received attention and praise at home and abroad. Its theoretical innovation is mainly manifested in the following aspects: 1. China has been a multi-ethnic country since ancient times, and a unified regime with a vast territory appeared more than 2,000 years ago. However, due to the influence of feudal orthodoxy and Han chauvinism, and because the history of ethnic minorities has not been fully recorded and studied, the previous historical atlas. This atlas aims at comprehensively reflecting the historical fact that dozens of nationalities jointly created the great motherland, and defines the territory of the Qing Dynasty before the imperialist invasion of China in the 1940s of 19 as the basic scope of China in history. The political power established by all ethnic groups in this area in various historical periods, whether Han nationality or other ethnic groups, has been shown. Some frontier minority regimes, such as Turks and Tubo, also try their best to choose an era when their territory is extremely prosperous. Atlas not only opposes the fallacy that only the Han regime and the Central Plains Dynasty are recognized, but also denies the wrong view that minority regimes and frontier regimes are regarded as vassals of the Central Plains Dynasty, which is conducive to a correct understanding of history and strengthening patriotism, national equality and national unity. 2. In the past, historical atlases were mostly based on documents, but the historical records were extremely numerous, and the editors' energy was limited and there were many mistakes and omissions. When the document itself is wrong, the difference on the map is even more difficult to avoid. Atlas absorbed the research results of archaeology, geography and related disciplines before the mid-1980s as much as possible to verify and correct the literature records. The compilation of the border map also absorbs the literature of ethnic minorities and refers to foreign research results, so the content is more accurate and complete. For the dashed line basically determined by the literature, we also organized a serious study to correct the mistakes of our predecessors as much as possible. 3. In the past, the historical map of China generally took a dynasty as the whole map, with very brief contents and inaccurate place names. Yang Shoujing's maps of past dynasties only adopted the method of dividing the whole country into dozens of maps. However, because all the maps use the same scale, and the development degree and details recorded in different regions in the historical period are extremely uneven, the place names in the Central Plains are often too dense to be recognized, while the border areas are too blank. At the same time, this average division often divides the same political area into different maps, which is very inconvenient to consult. On the basis of summarizing Yang Tu's experience, the atlas is divided into large administrative regions (or monitoring regions and geographical regions) in various historical periods, and different scales are determined according to the content density, which completely solves the problem. Because the high-precision map is used as the base map, the comparison between ancient and modern times is more accurate, scientific and easy to refer to. 4. Territorial boundaries, administrative regions and place names have changed greatly in history, and most of them changed repeatedly during the same regime. However, official geographical records generally do not pay enough attention to the time gap, and often confuse the establishment of different years, with a difference of decades or hundreds of years. Whether it is a general map or a sub-map, the atlas determines the standard age (if some are uncertain, try to determine a shorter standard period), and each period tries to show the political map and the establishment of political areas in the same era. For dynasties with a long history, multiple general plans are used to represent the situation of different times. 5. The editor of Atlas has made a series of special studies on the treatment of natural elements such as rivers, lakes and coastlines that have changed greatly in history, absorbed the latest research results, corrected many traditional misconceptions, such as the changes of Yunmengze, Dongting Lake, Yangjun Lake, Yellow River, Yangtze River and Haihe River, and adopted new conclusions on the basis of in-depth research. This is of positive significance to correctly understand the changing law of natural environment and carry out long-term planning of land consolidation. People's Republic of China (PRC) (China)

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