This article discusses the architectural plan of the so-called"Stone of Compass"Site of the Han Dynasty,Located in the south of the Mausoleum of Han Emperor Jing.Based on new archaeological finds published i...This article discusses the architectural plan of the so-called"Stone of Compass"Site of the Han Dynasty,Located in the south of the Mausoleum of Han Emperor Jing.Based on new archaeological finds published in recent years,the author concludes three points:First,the square building on the site is very similar to the design of the board of Liu Bo game that was very popular in the Han dynasty;Second,it also is closely related to the design of the Han mirror with Liu Bo pattern;Third,this site has a similar layout to a famous ritual building,i.e.Wang Mang’s Ming Tang Hall. Finally,the author explores the nature of this site,and suggests that it should be the Mausoleum Temple of Han Emperor Jing,i.e.De Yang Temple,indicating that there is a close relationship between the early plan of the Ming Tang Hall before Emperor Jing and later Mausoleum temples.展开更多
文摘This article discusses the architectural plan of the so-called"Stone of Compass"Site of the Han Dynasty,Located in the south of the Mausoleum of Han Emperor Jing.Based on new archaeological finds published in recent years,the author concludes three points:First,the square building on the site is very similar to the design of the board of Liu Bo game that was very popular in the Han dynasty;Second,it also is closely related to the design of the Han mirror with Liu Bo pattern;Third,this site has a similar layout to a famous ritual building,i.e.Wang Mang’s Ming Tang Hall. Finally,the author explores the nature of this site,and suggests that it should be the Mausoleum Temple of Han Emperor Jing,i.e.De Yang Temple,indicating that there is a close relationship between the early plan of the Ming Tang Hall before Emperor Jing and later Mausoleum temples.