Ancient Kyushu
In ancient times, there was only chaos in the world, and countless elementary particles drifted aimlessly in the chaotic ocean, with no direction, no boundary and no time. The cohesion and repulsion between particles make chaos move inside. When sports gradually became a trend, chaos was broken by some accidental agitation. This agitation is only the occasional orderly arrangement of those particles, and the wonderful patterns are hidden in chaos, and the orderly arrangement and combination appear for the first time. This is the first kind of weak consciousness.
This kind of consciousness is called the first city in the world. Spirit comes from the movement combination of matter, which tries to change the disorder of chaos, and the power of matter tending to chaos hinders this change. When the market tries to split chaos and create it, the power of condensing chaos comes into play, resulting in the shortage of the corresponding concept of god. Famine represents a powerful cohesive force everywhere, but it has no consciousness. Famine is the chaotic material itself.
The market did not allow famine to destroy its creation, so it condensed all the spirits into a powerful spiritual body-the first secondary god "Pangu"-struggling to hit the center of chaos, leading to an unprecedented outbreak of the whole chaos. Part of the barren body was smashed into dust, but its main body firmly grasped the surrounding body fragments with cohesion, forming a sphere called the earth. Pangu was completely shattered in the impact, and its spiritual fragments turned into countless stars that flew out of chaos in an instant, but were sandwiched around famine by cohesive forces. The spirit of the stars has also become the second batch of secondary gods with independent consciousness.
Time, from this moment on.
The ancient empire, which was established by ancient terrans and transformed by tribal alliances, divided Kyushu according to the mapping of the stars in the sky, and divided the sky into nine star domains: Night Que (mainly cold), Han Que (mainly broad), Ning Que (mainly lofty), Middle Que (mainly reproduction), Blue Que (mainly mountains and seas), Wan Que (mainly wealth) and Yue Que.
Because of their limited understanding of the vast land, they divided this area into Hokuriku, Hokuriku and Hokuriku according to the central point of the inland sea civilization. Surrounding the mainland is a large body of water called the vast ocean. At the same time, the vast ocean has different names in the shallow sea around the adjacent continent. There are three shallow inland seas between the land, namely Huanhai, Weihai and Chuliaohai.
In land and sea measurements, the unit of length is miles and steps, the unit of height is feet, and the unit of area is extension (100 square mile).
There are about 540,000 land in the east, 360,000 land in the north and 250,000 land in the west.
(At present, it is assumed that Kyushu has the same plum, and one extension is 100 square plum, which is equal to 25 square kilometers in reality. The total area of Kyushu does not include the underground three seas about1150,000 square kilometers, extending about 30 million square kilometers, including the underground three seas about 40 million square kilometers. )
The highest mountain range in the East China Sea is Leiyan Mountain, which is located in the south-central part of the East China Sea and runs east-west. The mainland north of Leiyan Mountain is called Zhongzhou because it is the geographical center of the civilized world. The south is called Yuezhou. The part of the mainland east of Zhongzhou is called Lanzhou, because it is the easternmost part of all continents. Leiyan Mountain comes out in the west, and Wanzhou in the east is delineated in the southwest and northwest bays, separated by the great river and the west.
The easternmost part of Hokuriku is called Ningzhou, and its name comes from various sacrifices of local tribes. To the north of Ningzhou is the Wuyang River and the towering snow-capped mountains that are difficult to fly over in Jiangbei. Only there is a narrow isthmus connected with Hanzhou in the northwest, and Hanzhou has a vast plain. To the west of Korea is Ruizhou, and between them is the highest ancient mountain range in the Hokuriku.
There is a bay called Shenshahai in the west and Yunzhou in the north, so Leizhou, south of Shenshahai, is a warm place with evergreen seasons. The two States are similar in size.
Hokuriku
Yizhou
Yizhou is located in the west of Hokuriku, the second side is the sea, and the north is the cold continent with vast snow-capped mountains and ice fields. East and Hanzhou are bounded by fire and thunder. The area is about100000. There are three main terrain zones in Yizhou: Yizhou Plateau in the north, Mangu Mountain in the east and Tianchi Mountain in the west, among which Mangu Mountain is the highest part of the eastern land, with an average elevation of over 65,438+0,000 feet. The topography of the central and eastern regions tends to be flat, and long-term erosion has formed several broad and undulating plains, among which some hills and hills are distributed. The southwest of China is a volcanic belt, collectively referred to as glacier land and sea, with dozens of larger volcanoes and more small or dormant volcanoes. Further west, there are volcanic islands in the vast ocean.
This is a continent of ice and fire, and the corresponding climate distribution is also changeable. The climate in Yizhou Plateau is cold, with generally low temperature and abundant precipitation in summer. Whether it is winter or summer, it will rain or snow. This area is not suitable for the growth of trees, and shrubs and tundra are common vegetation in the Yizhou Plateau. Southwest China is rich in geothermal resources, and you can see Kobayashi composed of woody plants. Weedy meadows are distributed in leeward places or near hot springs. The climate in the central and eastern plain is slightly more complicated than that in Hangzhou plain, with forest vegetation as the main component, coniferous forest as the most widely distributed, and fewer broadleaf trees. There are forest grasslands and grasslands at the junction with Hanzhou.
Hanzhou
Hanzhou is located in the middle of Hokuriku, with a total area of about150,000. The southwest is surrounded by the sea, and the lower end points to the Chu-Liao Sea. Influenced by the topography of Yizhou Plateau, the west has a higher average altitude. The central region is flat, and one is Ma Pingchuan. To the east, Zhongzhou is separated by the extremely wide Tiantuo River. The western end is separated from Yunzhou by Huoling River.
There is insufficient rainfall in most parts of Hangzhou, and forests can't grow naturally, mainly grassland. The natural vegetation is mainly tufted grass mixed with many dicotyledonous weeds. Tongyun Mountain area in the east gradually transited from forest grassland to mixed forest area. MengMeng Sea, located on the grassland in the middle of Hanzhou, is the largest lake on the northern land, and a large area of fertile land in Lvzhou is formed around it.
Ningzhou
Ningzhou is located in the easternmost part of Hokuriku, surrounded by the sea on three sides, with an area of about 1 1 10,000 hectares. Its southeast is hilly, with forests and forest grasslands. Wugui Mountain runs across its north. Since then, the Samui River has flowed southward into the sea, becoming three wide rivers criss-crossing. Because of the difference between soil and algae, it has three colors: turquoise, lavender and crimson. Most of the western part of Ningzhou is desert Gobi, and many broken hills reach Tiger Skin Mountain. The westernmost point is separated from Hangzhou by Lycium Mountain, which is higher than Wan Ren. Because the peak is covered with snow all year round, it is also called "Moon Mountain", and its main peak is the highest mountain in the Hokuriku. Most of the northern part of Ningzhou is covered with thick glacier layer. This huge ice sheet is almost equivalent to a quarter of Ningzhou. In the short summer, the main vegetation is covered with moss and herbs.
Donglu
Lanzhou
Lanzhou is located in the east of the East China Sea, bordering the sea in the east, Zhongzhou in the west and Yuezhou in the south. The area is about150,000 extension. The overall situation in Lanzhou is like a bow, the Golden River is like a string across the north and south, and Liang Qing, the highest peak in the East, is on the ridge of the bow. The average altitude of Lanzhou is over 3000 feet, which is the highest in the east. The central lowland of the graben divides Lanzhou into northeast and southwest parts. The Ye Bei Plateau in the northeast is a horst, and the border between the southwest and Yuezhou is a large swamp and forest due to heavy rainfall.
The whole northern plateau is cool and thin, and the climate is unfavorable. Winter lasts five months a year. Except for coniferous forests in cold areas, it is very unfavorable for the growth of crops. The important grain producing areas are only in a small part of the southwest. Marsh and forest belts are sparsely populated, with dense trees and crowns, many layers and many vines and epiphytes.
Central China
Zhongzhou is located in the north block of the east foot, with Wanzhou in the south and Lanzhou in the east. With an area of about150,000 tons, it is the largest state in the east. The topography of Zhongzhou is dominated by mountains and plains, and there are two east-west uplift zones and two subsidence zones extending from Lanzhou Ye Bei Plateau. The uplift zone is mainly mountainous, while the subsidence zone forms basins and plains.
The wind direction and precipitation in Zhongzhou change obviously with the seasons. Natural vegetation is dominated by forests, including cold and wet forests and forest grasslands, semi-humid and semi-arid summer green forests and forest grasslands, and mixed with deciduous broad-leaved forests.
Wanzhou
Wanzhou is located in the west block of the east land, with Zhongzhou in the north and Yuezhou in the east. Area120,000 or so. The topography of Wanzhou is cut by Jianshui, Xijiang and many small rivers, most of which are hills, and only the plain connected with Zhongzhou is the flat part of Wanzhou. The eastern part of Wanzhou is influenced by Leiyan Mountain and Beimang Mountain, and the terrain is complex. Guihu geese are the birthplace of most rivers in Wanzhou.
Wanzhou has a mild climate, not too cold in winter, not too hot in summer and moderate precipitation. There is no feeling of drought in most areas. This climatic condition is suitable for the growth of woody plants, and broad-leaved forest is a zonal vegetation in this area.
Yuezhou
Yuezhou is located in the south of Donglu, with an area of about120,000, ranking the third among the four states in Donglu. The central and western parts of Yuezhou are dominated by hills and low mountains. Many extended mountains in Yan Lei and Beijiang Mountains are continuous ridges, mainly massive mountains, with towering peaks, steep slopes and exposed rocks. The terrain is very rugged, with small valleys and basins interlaced between mountains. The basin is rich in water resources, with coastal plains in the east and north, more coastal sandbars and lagoons, and coral reef coast in the southeast.
The basic vegetation in Yuezhou is evergreen hardwood community, which is not only distributed in coastal and plain areas, but also goes deep into mountainous areas along river valleys. As Yuezhou is the most sparsely populated area, the national forest coverage rate reaches 60% to 70%.
Xilu
Yunzhou
The area is about120,000 linear meters, and the middle is bounded by leizhou bay, which is called Shenshahai. Because Yunzhou is a towering red mountain range in the west and hills in the east, the terrain is high and the sky is high and the clouds are light, so there is a contiguous desert in the middle, interlaced with valleys.
Leizhou
Area130,000 or so. Different from Yunzhou, the climate here is harmonious, the plants are lush and diverse, the two sides are close to the sea, the climate is rainy and humid, and the forest is dense.