Titlebook: A Panoramic View of the Song Dynasty Through the Lens of Shipbuilding Industry; Chunyan Huang Book 2024 Shanghai People‘s Publishing House

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Grundeinkommen und Werteorientierungennd navigation. Compared to the Bianhe River, the Huainan Canal, the Liangzhe West Canal, and the Liangzhe East Canal had relatively limited water advantages due to their different topographical features. The mechanism of weirs and sluice gates was established to resolve the connectivity issue betwee

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Umsetzungsreife und Wandlungsbereitschaft,em forward. The costs associated with pedal wheel ships were significantly higher than those of regular ships. The high costs associated with pedal wheel ships limited their application in social and economic activities, leading to their prohibition as commercial or grain-carrying vessels. On the on

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-35551-7lers acquired boats in four main ways: official dispatch, rental, passenger boat, and chartering a boat. The first was mainly for officials when they went to or left from their postings or traveled on official business. The last three were commonly used by both officials and civilians. The new chang

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Seagoing Vessels and Voyages in the Song Dynasty,nds. Offshore routes could be divided into two major sections: the north section and the south section, with Mingzhou serving as the midpoint. Oceangoing routes were connected to offshore routes through several critical ports with Ancient Customs, enabling seagoing trade to access offshore and domes

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Shipbuilding Industry and Social Life in the Song Dynasty,lers acquired boats in four main ways: official dispatch, rental, passenger boat, and chartering a boat. The first was mainly for officials when they went to or left from their postings or traveled on official business. The last three were commonly used by both officials and civilians. The new chang