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Ancient Chinese urban planning : ウィキペディア英語版 | Ancient Chinese urban planning Ancient Chinese urban planning is the application of the traditional principles of Chinese architecture to urban design. These traditions can be summarized as: ''fengshui'' geomancy and astronomy; the well-field system; ''gaitian'' cosmology; ''qi'' as a medium of energy connecting man, earth, and heaven; political power shared between a military aristocracy and educated advisers; the holy place ''bo''; a three-tiered economic system under absolute state control; early writing; and the walled yet portable capital city as a diagram of political power. == Early development == Urban planning originated during the urbanization of the Yellow River valley in the Neolithic Age. The process in China, as elsewhere in the world, is related to the process of centralizing power in a political state. Although several cultures formed competing states, the direct ancestor of the Chinese state was Longshan culture. Therefore, the earliest Chinese urban planning was a synthesis of Longshan traditional cosmology, geomancy, astrology, and numerology. This synthesis generated a diagram of the cosmos, which placed man, state, nature, and heaven in harmony. The city was planned in the context of this cosmic diagram to maintain harmony and balance, principles important in Chinese law.
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