A detailed explanation of the causes and consequences of Zhu Yuanzhang's establishment of the capital at Nanjing, revealing the ins and outs of the construction of the "unparalleled city wall." 详解朱元璋定都南京的前因后果,揭示营造"旷世城垣"的来龙去脉。 The construction of Nanjing city in the early Ming Dynasty, through the architectural form of the "wall," articulated the legitimate order of the capital as the "central land of the state," reflecting the course of Zhu Yuanzhang's thought in pursuing "planning greatness from within the residence" in order to realize the traditional sense of the Ming founding capital "dwelling at the center and planning for the four directions." This book systematically sorts out the issues surrounding the establishment and construction of the capital in the early Ming Dynasty from the perspectives of concept, planning, institutional system, and construction. In particular, it provides detailed explanations of the two-capital system and the establishment and abolition of the central capital, urban layout and architectural hierarchy, and the relationship between Nanjing's two city constructions and the "central land of the state." Through interpreting the brick inscriptions of the Nanjing city wall, it not only clarifies relevant historical facts about the wall's construction but also reveals the organizational forms of corv e labor and the operating conditions of grassroots society in the early Ming Dynasty. 明初南京城的营建,以"墙"的建筑形态,诠释了都城作为"国之中土"的法统秩序,反映了朱元璋追求"宅中图大"的思想历程,以实现其大明开国都城传统意义上的"居于中心,谋划四方"。 本书从理念、规划、建制、修筑等层面,对明初定都、建都诸问题作了系统梳理,尤其对两京制与中都的立废、城市布局与建筑等级、南京两次城建与"国之中土"的关系作了细致阐释;并通过释读南京城墙砖文,不仅明确了城墙营建的相关史实,且揭示出明初劳役组织形式以及基层社会的运行状态。
Format:Hardcover
Language:Chinese
ISBN:7101165575
ISBN13:9787101165579
Release Date:January 2024
Publisher:China National Publications Import & Export C
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