Zhu Siben was a geographer of the Yuan Dynasty, saying some geographers

List of provinces in the book of the Yuan Dynasty.

The name of the capital is the main jurisdiction.

Gansu and other places in the province of Zhangye present-day Ningxia and northeastern Gansu.

Henan Jiangbei and other places in the province of Kaifeng in the south of present-day Henan, northeast of Hubei, Jiangsu, northeast of Jiangxi.

Huguang and other places in the province of Wuhan, the southeast of present-day Hubei, Hunan, Guangxi, most of Guizhou, and southeastern Guangxi.

Jiangxi and other places in the province of Nanchang, now Jiangxi, most of Guangdong.

Jiangsu, Zhejiang and other places in the province of Hangzhou, now Jiangsu, the southern part of Anhui Province, Zhejiang, Shanghai, and most of Fujian.

Liaoyang and other places in the province of Liaoyang present-day northeast China, northeast Korea, and northeast Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region.

Lingbei and other places in Xingzhongshu Province and Lin are in the northern part of present-day Inner Mongolia, Mongolia, and the southern part of Xibojia and Kailia.

Shaanxi and other places in the province of Xi'an, most of present-day Shaanxi, southwestern Inner Mongolia, southeastern Gansu, and northwest Sichuan.

Sichuan and other places in the province of Chengdu, most of present-day Sichuan, southwestern Shaanxi.

Yunnan and other places in the province of Kunming, present-day Yunnan, western Guizhou.

Special provinces. Zhengdong and other places in the province of Zhongshu, with the Kingdom of Goryeo (referred to as Zhengdong Province, also known as the Japanese province or the province of Japan), the prime minister of the province is concurrently served by the king of Goryeo, and the government is subordinate to himself, and the wealth is not included in the capital province, which is different from the nature of other provinces in the Yuan Dynasty.

Cochin Province (Annam Province), with Annam Country.

Jinghu Zhancheng Xingzhongshu Province (Zhancheng Province), a province established by the conquest of Zhancheng, instigated the capital as the right prime minister, and Ali Hague as the political affairs of Pingzhang.

The central province of Burma is placed in the Burmese state (Bagan Dynasty).

Zhu Kezhen. China is famous.

Wegener. That's the one on the first floor.

Let's look for the rest on the page.

Li Daoyuan. Xu.

Zhu Kezhen. Wegener.

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2. The smallest scale is a, and 1 cm on the map represents the actual distance of 100 kilometers, that is, 1:10 million.

Li Daoyuan was a geographer of the Northern Wei Dynasty and the earliest geographer in China!

In terms of time, there is Dayu, a practitioner of geography.

In terms of the perfection of the knowledge system, I think it was Li Bing who built Dujiangyan, and the geographical knowledge and water conservancy facilities he left behind are still the standards that have been applied.

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a.Liu Wei BLi D. Yuan CXu Xiake DWhat does Xu Guangqi Li Dogen do? Engaged in water conservancy. Only B is correct, Li Daoyuan was a geographer of the Northern Wei Dynasty, the earliest geographer of China worthy of the name!

CCTV 7-Joy Ice Cool Event once asked this question, and the answer is Li Daoyuan!

Xu Xiake's book on local science is the earliest geographical work in China, but it is impossible to find out who is the earliest geographer in China

Li Daoyuan of the Northern Wei Dynasty wrote "Notes on the Book of Water".

Li Daoyuan - China's earliest geographer.

Li Daoyuan (c. 466-527), who lived in the Northern and Southern Dynasties and the Northern Wei Dynasty, was born in Zhuo County, Hebei Province, into a family of eunuchs. Later, when he became an official, he traveled to various places, and in addition to visiting places of interest and historic sites, he also carefully surveyed the topography of the water flow to understand the coastal geography, landform, soil, climate, people's production and life, and regional changes.

He found that although the ancient geography book "The Book of Water" lacked accurate records of the ins and outs of large and small rivers, due to the change of times, the rise and fall of cities, some rivers were diverted, and the names were changed, but the book did not add or explain it. Li Daoyuan then personally annotated the "Water Classic".

In order to write the "Commentary on the Book of Water", he read more than 400 kinds of relevant books, consulted all the maps, studied a large number of cultural relics, and personally went to the field to verify the records in the book.

There were 137 large and small rivers recorded in the "Water Classic", with more than 10,000 words, and after Li Daoyuan's annotation, the number of large and small rivers increased to 1,252, with a total of more than 300,000 words, which was 20 times more than the original work. The book describes the origin and flow of each river, the physical and economic geography of each river basin, as well as volcanoes, hot springs, and water conservancy projects. The writing of this book is beautiful and vivid, and it can also be said to be a literary work.

Due to the great value of the "Notes on the Water Classic" in the history of the development of Chinese science and culture, many scholars in the past dynasties have specially studied it and formed a "Li Xue".

Except for China, the mainland is basically desert! However, it seems that this latitude is rather weird, such as the pyramids of Egypt and the Bermuda Delta, which are almost all near this latitude.

You don't talk about longitude, that's a lot of area.