About “Taiping Huanyu Ji”
The Taiping Huanyu Ji is a 10th-century Chinese geographical treatise written by Yue Shi during the Northern Song dynasty under Emperor Taizong. It consists of 200 scrolls and provides detailed entries on nearly all regions of China at the time, including place names and their origins. The work organizes China into 13 circuits, further divided into prefectures and counties, following the geographical system of the Tang dynasty. As it draws heavily from Tang sources, it serves as a valuable reference for understanding Tang-era geography. (Summary adapted from Wikipedia, CC BY-SA 4.0.)
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