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- 興亜院華北連絡部政務局調査所Koainkahokurenrakubuseimukyokuchousashitsu
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- 乾隆京城全図
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- 人文学オープンデータ共同利用センター東洋大学
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- jpn
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- 中国、清代の乾隆15年(1750)頃に描かれた北京城の地図。現存最古にして最も詳細な北京地図。作成には、内務府大臣の海望が総指揮をとり、イタリアのイエズス会修道士カスティリオーネ（朗世寧）の技術指導のもと、沈源（宮廷画士）らが携わり、5年を要したという。民国24年(1935)に故宮内の内務府造辦処輿図房にて発見された原図（縦14m×横13m）は、大型51冊の折本から成り、北京全図を北から17排に分かち、毎排を東路・中路・西路に画する。毎冊の表紙には主要地点・官衙・門楼・祠廟名などを記す。地図には、宮殿・官衙・王府・寺廟・楼閣などの大建築のみならず、一般の住居に至るまで細大漏らさず描かれており、北京に現存する古建築ともよく符合する。本書は原図発見の6年後に発刊された原本の複印本で、三路分を1冊にまとめて1排1冊の合計17冊とし、650分の1縮尺の原図を2600分の1縮尺に改めたものである。本書には、他に解説・索引があり、また、附録として「乾隆京城全図排列図」・「清皇城宮殿衙署図」をおさめる。Map of Peking drawn around the fifteenth year of Emperor Qianlong's reign (1750) in Qing Dynasty. Found in 1935, in Forbidden Palace. Made by Haiwang, Shenyuan and an Italian Jesuit missionary Giuseppe Castiglione. The oldest and detailed extant map of Peking. The original map (14 meter long and 13 meter wide) was drawn in the scale of 650 : 1, consisting of 51 volumes of folded-books; each volume was devided into 17 lines from north to south and 3 parts from west to east. The present maps are the reprinted version of the original one, scale down to 2600 : 1; compiling 3 parts from west to east into one book, i.e. one book to each line from north to south, consisting of 17 books in all. Each book shows the names of main spots contained in it on its cover. This map depicts ordinary dwellings besides monumental architectures like palaces, government offices, gate towers, temples, that are well coincident with old architectures preserved in Peking.source:出版地 中国 / 北京source:巻数 17冊source:Location of Publication China / Pekingsource:Volume Information 17 Volumeidentifier:http://dsr.nii.ac.jp/toyobunko/II-11-D-802/