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Yingtianfu, or Shi Jing, was the name of Nanjing in the Ming Dynasty. It was the capital in the early Ming Dynasty, and moved to Shuntianfu in the late Yongle period, and Yingtianfu was the capital. Yingtianfu has jurisdiction over Shangyuan, Jiangning, Jurong, Liyang, Lishui, Gaochun, Jiangpu and Liuhe.

At the end of the Yuan Dynasty, the people were in poverty and the Red Scarf Uprising broke out. Zhu Yuanzhang joined the Guo Zixing team. 1364, Zhu Yuanzhang called the King of Wu and established the Western Wu. 1368, Zhu Yuanzhang proclaimed himself emperor, with the title Daming. Because the royal family surnamed Zhu, also known as Jiandu Yingtianfu; 1420, Judy moved the capital to Shuntianfu, with Yingtianfu as its capital. In the early Ming Dynasty, after the rule of Hongwu, Yongle and Ren Xuan, the politics was clear and the national strength was strong.

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Jiankang Road in the early Yuan Dynasty was later renamed Qing Ji Road and Yingtianfu Road in the early Ming Dynasty. In the name of Yingtian, it can be traced back to Yingtianfu and Nanjing in the Song Dynasty. The Longfeng regime under the Haozhou Red Army is calling for the restoration of the Song Dynasty, and it seems reasonable that Qing Ji Road is a metropolis south of Longfeng. However, "responding to heaven" means "responding to God's will".

The new city was built in September of the second year of Hongwu, and in August of the sixth year of Hongwu. There are six gates in the Forbidden City Miyagi: the noon gate in the south, the left gate on the left, the right gate on the right, the Dong 'anmen in the east, the Xi 'anmen in the west and the north gate.

There are six foreign visiting gates in Miyagi: Hongwumen in the south, Zuomen in Chang 'an in the east, Youmen in Chang 'an in the west, Donghuamen in the east, Xihuamen in the west and Xuanwu Gate in the north.

Outside the imperial city is the capital, 96 miles a week. A * * * has thirteen gates: Zhengyangmen in the south, Tongji Gate in the west, Jubao Gate in the west, Sanshanmen in the southwest, Shichengmen in the north, Shenmen in the west, Jinchuanmen or Zhongfu Gate in the north, Chaoyangmen in the east, Liangqingmen in the west, Dinghuai Gate in the west and Dinghuai Gate in the north. Since then, Zhongfumen and Fengyimen have been blocked, leaving eleven doors.

The outer city was built in April of the 23rd year of Hongwu, and it is around 180, with 16 gates: Fangyao Gate, Xianhe Gate, Qilin Gate, Shui Bo Gate, Gao Qiao Gate and Shuangqiao Gate in the east, Fangmen Gate, Jiagang Gate, Fengtai Gate, Daxiangdemen and Xiaoandemen in the south, Jiangdong Gate in the west and Funing Gate in the north.

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Baidu Encyclopedia-Ming Dynasty