The original text of the Zhenla Fengtuji, the content of the Zhenla Fengtuji

The whole book is about 8,500 words. The book depicts the architecture and carving art of Angkor Thom, the capital of Chenla; The life, economy, cultural customs, and language of the local population are described in detail; It also records the mountains, rivers, and products of Chenla, and also records the conditions of overseas Chinese living in Chenla at that time, and they were called "Tang people" at that time.

The frontispiece is the "general narrative" The other contents are divided into 40 articles: the city, the palace, the costumes, the officials, the three religions, the characters, the mother, the maid, the slave, the language, the savage, the writing, the chronology of the Zhengshuo, the lawsuit, the disease, the death, the cultivation, the mountains and rivers, the production, the **, the desire to get the Tang goods, the grass and trees, the birds, the beasts, the vegetables, the fish and dragon, the brewing, the salt and vinegar sauce koji, the silkworm, the instrument, the sedan car, the boat, the county, the village, the gall, the strange thing, the bath, the house, the military horse, the lord of the country.

The records of the "Tale of the Wind and Soil of Chenla" are detailed, detailed and reliable, and have great historical research value.

Detailed examples: The Tale of the Wind and Soil of Chenla records more than 60 Cambodian words at the time.

Detailed and reliable examples: The "cultivation" entry in the "Records of the Wind and Soil of Zhenla" states: "It can be harvested three or four times in about one year.

Cover four often like May and June, and do not know frost and snow. There is rain in the land for half a year, there is no rain for half a year, from April to September, it rains every day and it rains in the afternoon" According to later research, it is indeed a true record of Cambodia's climate.

The description of Angkor Thom according to the article "Chengguo" was later confirmed by a number of scholars on the spot, and it was also confirmed that Zhou Daguan had indeed visited Zhenla.

"The Legend of Zhenla" is an ancient Chinese book that introduces the history and culture of Zhenla, an ancient country located in Cambodia. "Zhenla Wind and Soil" was written by Zhou Daguan, a person from the Yuan Dynasty. It has played a very important role in the contemporary and modern study of Chenla and Angkor Wat.

It is the only surviving record of the country by a contemporary of Chenla. The Qing Dynasty's "Synopsis of the Four Libraries" said that the book "is quite rich in meaning, and the essence is detailed, and it can supplement the history of the Yuan Dynasty." ”。

"The Tale of the Wind and Soil of Chenla" is a work of the Yuan Dynasty on the situation in Cambodia. One volume. The author is Zhou Daguan, who calls himself Caoting Yimin and is a native of Yongjia, Wenzhou.

In the first year of Yuanchengzong Yuanzhen (1295), he was ordered to go to Zhenla with his envoys, and the next year he went to the country, where he lived for a year, and returned in June of the first year of Dade (1297). The book was written after his return to China based on his personal observations.

After the publication of the "Zhenla Feng Tu Ji", it has been taken seriously, and there have been various publications in China since the late Ming Dynasty

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