File:Hua yi tu. LOC 2002626771.tif

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English: The "Map of China and the Barbarians" (Huayitu, Huayi Tu, or Hua–Yi Tu), a map of China during the Southern Song dynasty, originally engraved in the 7th year of the Fuchang Era (c. 1136) during the reign of Liu Yu (劉豫), the "emperor" of the Jin puppet state of Qi (齊). The Yellow River shown following its northern route, before floods transferred it south of Shandong to the mouth of the Huai. Covers the range from the Amur River and Great Wall in the north to Hainan in the south, from the Pamir Mountains in the west to Korea in the east. Shows mountains, rivers, lakes, and 400+ administrative place names in China.
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English: Map A: Map of China and the Barbarians (Huayitu).
中文：圖A：《華夷圖》, 图A：《华夷图》，Tu A: 《Huayi Tu》，T'u A: "Hua-i T'u".
Français : Carte A. Hua yi tu.
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G7820 1136 .H8
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English: c. 1903 rubbing of a map engraved in 1136
中文：阜昌七年
Source LOC, from Bulletin de l'Ecole Française d'Extrème Orient, Vol. 3, 1903, facing page 214, from stone rubbing of carving now in the Forest of Stone Steles Museum in Xi'an, China.
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This map is available from the United States Library of Congress's Geography & Map Division
under the digital ID g7820.ct000284.
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China · Song Empire
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American Memory · General Maps · Catalog · Geography And Map Division
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Maps · Rubbing · China · Names, Geographical · Administrative And Political Divisions

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