醉染图书看陕西:悠久历史 HISTORY OF SHAANXI9787560647388

Chapter 1 The Prehistoric Age 1 1.1 Lantian Man 2 1.2 Banpo Museum 6Chapter 2 Humanistic Legends—Origin of Huaxia 15 2.1 The Mausoleum of Yellow Emperor 15 2.2 Yellow Emperor 19 . Origin of Huaxia 27Chapter 3 Western Zhou Dynasty and Eastern Zhou Dynasty 29 3.1 Zhougong Temple 30 3.1.1 The Origin of Zhou Clan 34 3.1.2 Zhouyi 36 3.1.3 Zhougong Jidan and His Law and Discipline Rites 38 3.2 Beacon Tower in Lishan National Park 46 3.3 Baoji Bronze Ware Museum 47 3.4 . Tomb for the Duke of in 53 3.4.1 The Rise of in Clan 56 3.4.2 Shang Yang’s Reform 60 3.4.3 in Culture in the Eastern Zhou Dynasty(770-256 B.C.) 6 .5 Louguan Temple and Laozi 68Chapter 4 The in Dynasty 70 4.1 Terracotta Army 71 4.2 Emperor in Shi Huang 77 4.3 Relics of the Epang Palace 87Chapter 5 The Western Han Dynasty 90 5.1 Changling Tomb—The Mausoleum of Liu Bang 96 5.2 Yangling Mausoleum of the Han Dynasty (Hanyangling) 100 5.3 Maoling Mausoleum of Han Dynasty 107 5.4 Xiama Ling 114 5.5 Grave and Ancestral Temple of Sima ian 117 5.6 Museum of Ancient Bricks in Duling Mausoleum 122Chapter 6 Wei, Jin, Southern, Northern Dynasties 128 6.1 Wuhou Tomb and Wuhou Temple 128 6.2 Baoxie Plank Road and Shimen Tunnel 134 6.3 Caotang Temple and Kumarajiva 138 6.4 The Site of Tongwan City 142Chapter 7 Sui Dynasty 148 7.1 Daxing City 148 7.2 Emperor Wen of Sui Dynasty and Tai Mausoleum 151 7.2.1 Yang Jian, Emperor Wen of Sui Dynasty, and Kaihuang Period 151 7.2.2 Tailing Mausoleum of Emperor Wen of Sui Dynasty 157 7.3 Daxingshan Temple 157Chapter 8 Tang Dynasty 163 8.1 Chang’an City in Tang Dynasty 163 8.1.1 Daming Palace 165 8.1.2 Xingqing Park 169 8.1.3 Tang West Market Museum 173 8.2 Mausoleums of Tang Dynasty 178 8.2.1 Emperor Taizong and Zhaoling Mausoleum 179 8.2.2 Wu Zetian, ianling Mausoleum and its Attendant Tombs 188 8.. Emperor Xuanzong and Tailing Mausoleum 201 8.2.4 Emperor Ruizong and iaoling Mausoleum 207 8.3 Temples of Tang Dynasty 212 8.3.1 Big Wild Goose Pagoda 212 8.3.2 Small Wild Goose Pagoda 214 8.4 Yaozhou Kiln Museum 216Chapter 9 The Dynasties of Song, Yuan, Ming and ing 224 9.1 Xi’an Beilin Museum 225 9.2 Chongyang Palace and Zu’an Stele Forest 9.3 Dangjia Village 9.4 Chang’an City in Ming Dynasty 245 9.4.1 City Wall in Xi’an 245 9.4.2 Bell Tower an Du Tower 250 9.4.3 Capital City God’s Temple 253 9.4.4 Shuyuan Men 255 9.5 Guangren Temple 259 9.6 Imperial Palace of Li Zicheng 263Bibliography 265

The history of Shaanxi is a history of the rise and fall of the Chinese dynasties. Shaanxi witnessed the development of the great Chinese civilization. Shaanxi is a province rich with cultural relics. As of the end of 2011, the province had unearthed , 453 ancient ruins, 14, 367 ancient mausoleums, and 6,702 ancient buildings.     As the ancient capital Xi’an was once called “Chang’an” in the Han Dynasty which means “permanent peace”. Xi’an marks the starting point of Silk Road. It is regarded as one of the “Four Ancient Capitals of the World”, together with Rome, Athens, and Istanbul. A large number of historic attractions can be found in Xi’an including the remains of Banpo Village, the Mausoleum of the First in Emperor, the Big Wild Goose Pagoda and Small Wild Goose Pagoda built in the Tang Dynasty, the Bell Tower, Drum Tower and City Wall built in the Ming Dynasty. While visiting this old city one could go through thousands of years back in history. What’s more, Shaanxi is worthy of the name “a province with rich cultural relics” and “a natural history museum”.     Let’s begin our journey of history: to take a look at those abundant cultural relics in Shaanxi Province and listen to what happened to those people who ever lived on this land.