摘要
FUJIWARAKYO (藤原京) mainly manifested the system of Luo - yang Imperial palace during the Sui and T’ ang Periods. HEIJOKYO (平城京) followed the old institution of FUJIWARAKYO (藤原京) initially, and late , evolved to flat rectangle measuring long in east to west and narrow in south to north. This flat rectangle just reflected the system of Chang - an Imperial place in the T’ ang Dynasty. In the earlier stage of Japan, NANIWANOMIYA (难波京) also mani- fested the system of Luo - yang Imperial Palace. Po - hai, as a kingdom of the T’ ang Dynasty, her palace showed the institution of Luo - yang in the earlier and middle periods, and obviously imitated ch’ ang - an in the later stage.
FUJIWARAKYO (藤原京) mainly manifested the system of Luo - yang Imperial palace during the Sui and T' ang Periods. HEIJOKYO (平城京) followed the old institution of FUJIWARAKYO (藤原京) initially, and late , evolved to flat rectangle measuring long in east to west and narrow in south to north. This flat rectangle just reflected the system of Chang - an Imperial place in the T' ang Dynasty. In the earlier stage of Japan, NANIWANOMIYA (难波京) also mani- fested the system of Luo - yang Imperial Palace. Po - hai, as a kingdom of the T' ang Dynasty, her palace showed the institution of Luo - yang in the earlier and middle periods, and obviously imitated ch' ang - an in the later stage.
出处
《北方文物》
1999年第4期35-41,共7页
Northern Cultural Relics
