Military and Traffic Maps
昌石水師營內外洋輿圖
Map of Changshi Naval Brigade| Hanyu Pinyin | Changshi shui shi ying nei wai yang yu tu |
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| Date | After the eighth year of Qing Yongzheng's reign, 1730-. |
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| Techniques | Ink and color manuscript |
| Material | paper |
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| Identifier | British Library |
| Link to Original Database | http://explore.bl.uk/primo_library/... |
| Notes | Add. MS. 16359 (I) |
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Title is missing from this map; the title applied here is based on content. Scale and legend are not given; orientation is marked along the borders on all four sides with north at the top. The capital town of Xiangshan County, garrisons, and islands are depicted pictorially and accompanied with explanatory text. Other than Xiangshan Brigade, the map covers mainly the coastal areas and the sea under the jurisdictions of Changshi Naval Forces. The bold red lines mark the boundaries of the sea under different navy commands.
Changshi garrison was changed to naval forces in the eighth year of Qing Yongzheng’s reign, 1730. It was equipped with six war ships to defend Changguo Wei, Shipu Suo, and newly established navy posts. Every defense garrison is marked; the map may have been drawn after the eighth year of Qing Yongzheng’s reign, 1730.
This map can be contrasted with the following maps in the National Palace Museum’s collection: Zhejiang Ningbo Fu di yu tu shuo (map no. 020965); Zhejiang Ningbo Fu dao li tu (map no. 021491); Zhejiang Ningbo Fu shu di li yu tu (map no. 021510); Zhejiang Fujian yan hai hai fang tu (map no. 020869); Shimen Zhen bei di er zhan zhi Haining Xian Tangqi Zhen Daying dao li tu shuo (map no. 020819); Zhejiang Sheng hai tang tu (map no. 020880); Zhejiang Shaoxing Fu shu di li yu tu (map no. 020966); Zhejiang Shaoxing Fu di yu tu shuo (map no. 021309); Zhejiang Shaoxing Fu dao li tu (map no. 021492); Zhejiang Shaoxing Fu shu di tu (map no. 021520); and the Library of Congress collection: Zheijiang quan tu (gm 71005029); Zhejiang yan hai yao kou quan tu (gm 2002626763); Ning Jun di yu tu (gm 71002469); Qiantangjian yan an tu (gm 71005077); Jiang hai quan tu (gm 71005059).
Changshi garrison was changed to naval forces in the eighth year of Qing Yongzheng’s reign, 1730. It was equipped with six war ships to defend Changguo Wei, Shipu Suo, and newly established navy posts. Every defense garrison is marked; the map may have been drawn after the eighth year of Qing Yongzheng’s reign, 1730.
This map can be contrasted with the following maps in the National Palace Museum’s collection: Zhejiang Ningbo Fu di yu tu shuo (map no. 020965); Zhejiang Ningbo Fu dao li tu (map no. 021491); Zhejiang Ningbo Fu shu di li yu tu (map no. 021510); Zhejiang Fujian yan hai hai fang tu (map no. 020869); Shimen Zhen bei di er zhan zhi Haining Xian Tangqi Zhen Daying dao li tu shuo (map no. 020819); Zhejiang Sheng hai tang tu (map no. 020880); Zhejiang Shaoxing Fu shu di li yu tu (map no. 020966); Zhejiang Shaoxing Fu di yu tu shuo (map no. 021309); Zhejiang Shaoxing Fu dao li tu (map no. 021492); Zhejiang Shaoxing Fu shu di tu (map no. 021520); and the Library of Congress collection: Zheijiang quan tu (gm 71005029); Zhejiang yan hai yao kou quan tu (gm 2002626763); Ning Jun di yu tu (gm 71002469); Qiantangjian yan an tu (gm 71005077); Jiang hai quan tu (gm 71005059).
