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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Step into the magnificent Eastern Capital of ancient China through this remarkable eyewitness account of daily life in Kaifeng during the Northern Song Dynasty (960-1127 CE). Originally written as Dongjing Meng Hua Lu (), this invaluable historical document offers an unparalleled glimpse into one of the most prosperous and culturally sophisticated cities in medieval world history.A City Like No OtherWhen Kaifeng served as the imperial capital, it was arguably the largest and most vibrant city on Earth, home to over one million residents. This detailed chronicle captures the rhythm of urban life in all its splendor: from the imposing forty-li circumference of the outer city walls to the bustling night markets that never slept, from imperial processions featuring elephants and dragon boats to humble street vendors selling their wares.What You'll Discover: Urban Infrastructure: Detailed descriptions of city gates, waterways, bridges, and the sophisticated canal system that supplied the capitalImperial Splendor: Inside accounts of palace ceremonies, royal processions, and the magnificent Lantern Festival celebrationsDaily Commerce: The vibrant marketplace culture, from the seventy-two licensed taverns to specialized shops selling everything from medicinal herbs to exotic importsEntertainment Districts: The "Wa Zi" pleasure quarters with their theaters, restaurants, and performances featuring acrobats, storytellers, and courtesansFestivals and Rituals: Complete accounts of seasonal celebrations including Spring Festival, Qingming, Dragon Boat Festival, Mid-Autumn, and Winter SolsticeSocial Customs: Marriage ceremonies, childbirth traditions, funeral practices, and the intricate etiquette of Song societyCulinary Delights: Extensive descriptions of restaurants, street food, seasonal delicacies, and the sophisticated dining cultureImperial Ceremonies: Eyewitness accounts of grand state rituals, including the elaborate suburban altar sacrifices and imperial banquetsA Window into a Lost WorldWritten by Meng Yuanlao, who witnessed the capital's glory before its fall to Jurchen invaders in 1127, this work preserves memories of a civilization at its zenith. His nostalgic yet precise observations document everything from the water-puppet shows on Golden Bright Pool to the intricate protocols of imperial court ceremonies, from the seasonal flowers sold in markets to the military drills performed before the emperor.Perfect for: Students and scholars of Chinese history and cultureReaders interested in medieval urban life and social historyThose fascinated by imperial China and the Song DynastyAnyone curious about daily life in premodern civilizationsHistorical SignificanceThis text is considered one of the most important sources for understanding Song Dynasty urban culture. Its detailed observations have proven invaluable to historians, archaeologists, and cultural researchers seeking to reconstruct the material and social life of medieval China. The author's keen eye for detail preserves information found nowhere else, from the exact layout of the imperial palace to the names of famous performers and the prices of street food.Experience the grandeur, sophistication, and vitality of Song Dynasty China through the eyes of someone who lived it. Dreams of Capital is not just history-it's a time machine to one of humanity's greatest urban achievements.Note: This translation presents the complete ten-volume text, maintaining the author's original structure and detailed observations while making this essential historical document access Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Step into the magnificent Eastern Capital of ancient China through this remarkable eyewitness account of daily life in Kaifeng during the Northern Song Dynasty (960-1127 CE). Originally written as Dongjing Meng Hua Lu (), this invaluable historical document offers an unparalleled glimpse into one of the most prosperous and culturally sophisticated cities in medieval world history.A City Like No OtherWhen Kaifeng served as the imperial capital, it was arguably the largest and most vibrant city on Earth, home to over one million residents. This detailed chronicle captures the rhythm of urban life in all its splendor: from the imposing forty-li circumference of the outer city walls to the bustling night markets that never slept, from imperial processions featuring elephants and dragon boats to humble street vendors selling their wares.What You'll Discover: Urban Infrastructure: Detailed descriptions of city gates, waterways, bridges, and the sophisticated canal system that supplied the capitalImperial Splendor: Inside accounts of palace ceremonies, royal processions, and the magnificent Lantern Festival celebrationsDaily Commerce: The vibrant marketplace culture, from the seventy-two licensed taverns to specialized shops selling everything from medicinal herbs to exotic importsEntertainment Districts: The "Wa Zi" pleasure quarters with their theaters, restaurants, and performances featuring acrobats, storytellers, and courtesansFestivals and Rituals: Complete accounts of seasonal celebrations including Spring Festival, Qingming, Dragon Boat Festival, Mid-Autumn, and Winter SolsticeSocial Customs: Marriage ceremonies, childbirth traditions, funeral practices, and the intricate etiquette of Song societyCulinary Delights: Extensive descriptions of restaurants, street food, seasonal delicacies, and the sophisticated dining cultureImperial Ceremonies: Eyewitness accounts of grand state rituals, including the elaborate suburban altar sacrifices and imperial banquetsA Window into a Lost WorldWritten by Meng Yuanlao, who witnessed the capital's glory before its fall to Jurchen invaders in 1127, this work preserves memories of a civilization at its zenith. His nostalgic yet precise observations document everything from the water-puppet shows on Golden Bright Pool to the intricate protocols of imperial court ceremonies, from the seasonal flowers sold in markets to the military drills performed before the emperor.Perfect for: Students and scholars of Chinese history and cultureReaders interested in medieval urban life and social historyThose fascinated by imperial China and the Song DynastyAnyone curious about daily life in premodern civilizationsHistorical SignificanceThis text is considered one of the most important sources for understanding Song Dynasty urban culture. Its detailed observations have proven invaluable to historians, archaeologists, and cultural researchers seeking to reconstruct the material and social life of medieval China. The author's keen eye for detail preserves information found nowhere else, from the exact layout of the imperial palace to the names of famous performers and the prices of street food.Experience the grandeur, sophistication, and vitality of Song Dynasty China through the eyes of someone who lived it. Dreams of Capital is not just history-it's a time machine to one of humanity's greatest urban achievements.Note: This translation presents the complete ten-volume text, maintaining the author's original structure and detailed observations while making this essential historical do Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

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Condizione: Fine. Name: Tokyo Yumekaroku Annotation (Chinese Ancient Capital City Materials Selection. 32 volumes. Soft Cover) Author: [Song] Meng Yuan Old Quality: Brand New Publication Time: 1982-01 Edition: Soft C.

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Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Dreamlike Recording of East Capital | Yuanlao Meng | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2024 | Great Wall Publishing | EAN 9798224953066 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.