Titlebook: An Historical Geography of Peiping; Renzhi Hou Book 2014 Foreign Language Teaching and Research Publishing Co., Ltd and Springer-Verlag Be

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Nan-ching (938–1122) of the Liao Dynasty (916–1125)e nomads was bound to lead to Yu Chou, and no such entry would be successful until the city was firmly held. Here again we observe that the supreme importance of Yu Chou was linked with the northeast roads.

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Peking (1420–1911) of the Ming and Ch’ing Dynasties (1368–1911)he Ming and the Ch’ing made Khanbaliq of Yüan their permanent capital, and it was during the successive rule of these two dynasties that the city under the new name Peking (北京) reached its golden age.

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Book 2014ts, this work explores Peiping first as a frontier city at a time when the Great Wall was established, from the Chou dynasty (ca.1122—220 B.C.) until the T’ang Dynasties up to the Khitan Occupation (A.D. 590—937). The second part explores Peiping as it becomes a national centre, through the Liao Dyn

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Chung-tu (1151–1215) of the Chin Dynasty (1115–1234) to stand its ground. Numerous battles were fought between the invader and the defender, but neither of them could subdue the other. Finally, there came the Nüchen who proved to be not only more powerful than the Khitan but also more powerful than the Northern Sung.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-81254-4 of the present century, but the Ch’in dynasty itself had only a short life of 15 years (221 B.C.–207 B.C.). After a brief chaotic period following the downfall of the Ch’in dynasty, order was restored again by the newly founded Han (汉) dynasty which ruled the empire more than 400 years with only a