Song, Liao, Western Xia, and Jin Period

Map Introduction I. Political Landscape: A Delicate Balance with the Song and Jin The Dali Kingdom (937–1254), a Bai polity in ...

Map Introduction I. Administrative Evolution and Geographical Scope The Dongjing Circuit was one of the Five Capitals and Ninet...

Map Introduction I. Administrative Divisions and Historical Evolution The Fujian Circuit was officially established in the seco...

Map Introduction I. Establishment and Adjustment of the Administrative System In the 3rd year of the Zhidao era (997 AD) of the...

Map Introduction I. Administrative Divisions and Political Status The Northern Song Dynasty maintained the administrative estab...

Map Introduction I. Geographic Location and Administrative Divisions The Xijing Circuit was a high-level administrative distric...

Map Introduction I. Political Landscape and Regime Characteristics The Dali Kingdom, centered in the Erhai Lake region, maintai...

Map Introduction In Chinese history, the Song Dynasty is one of the longest-lived feudal dynasties, from the founding to the de...

Map Introduction I. Administrative Evolution and Geographical Layout In 1048, the Northern Song Dynasty established the Daming ...

Map Introduction I. Geographic and Political Context Hebei East Circuit was a crucial administrative district in the northern p...

Map Introduction I. Establishment and Geographical Scope of the Tokyo Circuit The Liao Dynasty's Tokyo Circuit (also known as T...

Map Introduction I. Administrative Divisions and Political Status As the core of the Four Circuits of Chuanxia (Yizhou, Zizhou,...

Map Introduction I. The Special Status and Functions of the Jingji (Capital) Circuit The Jingji Circuit of the Northern Song Dy...

Map Introduction I. Founding Background and Political Status The Liao Middle Capital (modern Ningcheng County, Inner Mongolia) ...