- The
Xiadu or
Lower Capital of Yan (Chinese: 下都; pinyin:
Xiàdū) was one of the
capitals of Yan
during the
Warring States period of
ancient China.
Xiadu may...
- the
Warring States period, the
court was also
moved to
another capital at
Xiadu at times. The
history of Yan
began in the
Western Zhou in the
early first...
- Xia
County or
Xiaxian (simplified Chinese: 夏县;
traditional Chinese: 夏縣; pinyin: Xià Xiàn) is a
county in the
southwest of
Shanxi province, People's Republic...
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Erlitou Site
Museum of the Xia
Capital is a
museum mainly displaying the
archaeological artefacts of the
Erlitou culture, a
Chinese Bronze Age culture...
- (盟; méng), and zhao (召; zhào). A mint for Ming
knives was
unearthed at
Xiadu, to the
south west of Beijing. This was the site of Yi,
capital of the State...
- / 36.7067°N 114.4189°E / 36.7067; 114.4189
Burial complex in
ancient Xiadu 39°18′18″N 115°32′27″E / 39.3049°N 115.5407°E / 39.3049; 115.5407 Tomb...
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Babylon Iraq 440 BC
Babylon Iraq 430 BC 200,000
Babylon Iraq 400 BC 320,000
Xiadu China Babylon Iraq 320 BC > 300,000
Alexandria Egypt 300 BC 500,000 Carthage...
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called Yangzhai,
Junzhou and
Yingchuan in
ancient times, and also
called Xiadu,
Jundu and
Medicine Capital. It
occupies the
northwest corner of the prefecture-level...
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Communist Party, was
seriously injured.
Mount Lu was once
dubbed the
hsiatu (
xiadu, "summer capital") of the
Republic of China.
Chiang Kai-shek, China's leader...
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Italy 25,000–100,000
Volsinii Italy 13,000–40,000
Vulci Italy 15,000–40,000
Xiadu China 100,000 100,000 320,000 300,000
Xintian China 100,000
Xinzheng China...
