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Geography-based Research on the Ancient Capital Landscape in Nanjing

Yao Yi-fen

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Subject to an investigation in the relics of ancient capital along the mountains and rivers, it analyzed the geographical distribution of the ancient capital, which was formed by the geographical landscape analysis and planning. The research proposed that Nanjing should connect its relics by the integrated mountains and river ranges and that its geographical distribution should be established on the Ming Dynasty’s cityscape, historic blocks and the spotting ancient architecture.

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Subject to an investigation in the relics of ancient capital along the mountains and rivers, it analyzed the geographical distribution of the ancient capital, which was formed by the geographical landscape analysis and planning. The research proposed that Nanjing should connect its relics by the integrated mountains and river ranges and that its geographical distribution should be established on the Ming Dynasty’s cityscape, historic blocks and the spotting ancient architecture.

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Subject to an investigation in the relics of ancient capital along the mountains and rivers, it analyzed the geographical distribution of the ancient capital, which was formed by the geographical landscape analysis and planning. The research proposed that Nanjing should connect its relics by the integrated mountains and river ranges and that its geographical distribution should be established on the Ming Dynasty’s cityscape, historic blocks and the spotting ancient architecture.

Key concepts: Cityscape, Geography, Archaeology, Capital (architecture), Distribution (mathematics), Landscape architecture, Ancient city, Visual arts

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