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本文是对唐朝疆域·空间性质进行的专门研究。作者认为,疆域·空间这些原本自然地理的形貌之所以具有意义,与其说在于其自身,不如说是活跃其上的人群,尤其以国家政权为主建形式的政治体所内涵的价值。人群的活动只有进入国家政权的建设层面,疆域、空间才有了备受关注的意涵。就唐朝而言,其疆域的意义就体现在以汉人为核心的政治集团构建了以农耕区为中心,并向四周非农耕地带发展的势头之上。在此期间,尤以步入草原游牧地带构建的王朝所具有的超越以往农耕的单一限度形塑的混溶欧亚大陆东部的南北特质而彰显于世。于此,作为沟通南北的长城地带亦由中原王朝范围内的边缘递升为中心,这至少构成了唐初50年王朝地域的基本特质。
This article is a special study of the territorial and spatial nature of the Tang Dynasty. The author believes that the reason why the natural physiognomy of territory and space have meaning is not so much as that of itself but rather the value of the content of the politically active body, especially the state power. Only when the activities of the population enter the construction level of the state power, the territory and space have aroused much concern. In the case of the Tang dynasty, the significance of its territory was reflected in the fact that the Chinese-centered political blocs built on the momentum of farming areas as a center and the development of non-agricultural areas around them. During this period, the reign of the dynasties built into the nomadic steppe of the Prairie demonstrated its uniqueness as a unique limit to the north-south traits of eastern Eurasia that transcend past farming. As a result, the Great Wall, which serves as a communication area between the north and the south, also rose from the edge within the Central Plains to a center, which at least constituted the basic characteristics of the dynastic area in the early 1950s.