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A Textual Research into Xiping Pavilion

Chao Sheng-xian

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Xiping pavilion was the earliest organizational system of military affairs in the history of Xining and a grass-rooted organization of having garrison troops or peasants open up wasteland.It was a farming pavilion and didn't belong to the system of prefectures and counties.This article discusses the place,scope and terrain and landforms of Xiping pavilion according to historical documents.

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Xiping pavilion was the earliest organizational system of military affairs in the history of Xining and a grass-rooted organization of having garrison troops or peasants open up wasteland.It was a farming pavilion and didn't belong to the system of prefectures and counties.This article discusses the place,scope and terrain and landforms of Xiping pavilion according to historical documents.

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Xiping pavilion was the earliest organizational system of military affairs in the history of Xining and a grass-rooted organization of having garrison troops or peasants open up wasteland.It was a farming pavilion and didn't belong to the system of prefectures and counties.This article discusses the place,scope and terrain and landforms of Xiping pavilion according to historical documents.

Key concepts: Pavilion, Scope (computer science), Landform, History, Terrain, Art history, Geography, Archaeology

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