Titlebook: Sacred Landscapes of Imperial China; Astronomy, Feng Shui Giulio Magli Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exc

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Heavens and Earth in Ancient China,An introduction to the Chinese worldview, which formed over the course of the millennia preceding the Qin unification and later crystallized in that peculiar and complex mixture of natural philosophy, knowledge and beliefs known under the name of Feng Shui.

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A Mound and A Terracotta Army,The first sacred landscape of imperial China, the gigantic Mausoleum of the first Emperor Shihuang, is described with a particular attention to the cognitive aspects. In particular, the Terracotta Warriors are framed within the general, symbolic significance of the complex.

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A New Splendor,anion, unfinished project: the (little known) hugest megalithic monument ever conceived in human history, which still remains in its quarry at Jangshan. The move to Beijing and the symbolic planning of the Ming capital—which included the Forbidden City, the Temple of Heaven, and several other majestic projects—are also analysed.

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