Research on Architecture Materials in the Lu Garden of the Northern Wei Dynasty
Zhe Yi Xue, Jing Gao
Abstract
Zhe Yi Xue, Jing Gao
Abstract
Located in Shanxi, Datong Province, the Lu Garden is the earliest Royal Garden of grassland type for the purpose of hunting. From beginning to end with the Northern Wei Dynasty, the Lu Garden has been developing for more than 100 years and currently it is damaged after being through so many sufferings. In this paper, on the basis of investigating literatures of the Lu Garden massively, the start and the end, as well as the function of the Lu Garden are introduced. In addition, the historical status of the Lu Garden and its architecture materials are concluded.
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Located in Shanxi, Datong Province, the Lu Garden is the earliest Royal Garden of grassland type for the purpose of hunting. From beginning to end with the Northern Wei Dynasty, the Lu Garden has been developing for more than 100 years and currently it is damaged after being through so many sufferings. In this paper, on the basis of investigating literatures of the Lu Garden massively, the start and the end, as well as the function of the Lu Garden are introduced. In addition, the historical status of the Lu Garden and its architecture materials are concluded.
Key concepts: Architecture, Grassland, Archaeology, Geography, Ancient history, History, Ecology, Biology