VII.A.2. Various Maps
A reliable 32x26" map of Northern Sung, especially good for North China
border regions, is included with the index to Hu San-hsing's commentary
to the Tzu-chih t'ung-chien:
J2512/1279.2
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Shiji
tsugan Kochū chimei sakuin
資治通鑑胡註地名索引
(Place-name index to Hu [San‑hsing]'s commentary on the
Tzu‑chih t'ung‑chien).
Araki Toshikazu 荒木敏一 and Yoneda Kenjirō 米田賢次郎 comp.
Kyoto: Kyōto daigaku Jinbun kagaku kenkyūjo, 1967. 351 p.
McMullen #93.
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The Sung Project issued a one-page enlargement of the map of
Northern Sung circuits and prefectures, c. 1120, found in
RJ2405/5375
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Tōyō
rekishi daijiten
東洋歷史大辭典
(Encyclopedia of East Asian history).
Tokyo: Heibonsha, 1947, vol. 5, p. 290
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For a map of commercial centers in the eleventh
century, see:
For maps of transportation routes, see:
There is a map of main Northern Sung roads after page 50; of
the Pien waterway after page 256; and of the grain transport
system after page 444. The volume includes a looseleaf
reproduction of a rubbing of a map giving prefectural examination
quotas in the mid-thirteenth century.
Note also various maps pertaining to the regional
distribution of chin-shih 進士 degree holders in:
(W) JQ1512.Z13 E8719 1985
LoC: JQ1512.Z13 E8719 1985 |
The Thorny Gates of Learning in Sung China: A Social History of the Examinations
John W. Chaffee
Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1985.
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For a set of modern and ancient maps of Southern Sung
Hang-chou, locating wards, government offices, commercial
sites, and so on, see:
A number of Sung-period maps exist as engravings and in
local gazetteers. Many of these are reproduced, together with
scholarly studies, in:
This is an early edition of a twelfth-century historical atlas.
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