Changxa

Changxa^[1]^[2] (Sinice 長ちょう沙すな Chángshā^[3], olim 潭州 Tánzhōu) est urbs Serica et caput provinciae Hunanensis. Intra limites huius urbis iacet Mawangdui, situs archaeologicus^(en) ubi sepulcra nobilium aevi Han reperta sunt.

Ibi Universitas Nationalis Technologiae Munitionis sedet.‎

Notae

↑ "Changxa, Changxe, ibidem (in Huquania)": "Sinae" in Iohannes Iacobus Hofmannus, Lexicon universale (1698) ~
↑ "Changxa Commands over 11 Cities": Johan Nieuhof et al., "The seventh Kingdom of Hucang" in An embassy from the East-India Company.
↑ Vb. adiect. "Changshaensis" in nominibus biologicis reperitur.

Bibliographia

"Changsha" in Carl Crow, The travelers' handbook for China. 3a ed. (Novi Eboraci: Dodd, Mead, 1921) p. 175 ff. Textus
Nick Holdstock, "'Half these apartments are empty': Mao’s former home city struggles with growth" in The Guardian (20 Martii 2017)

Terra

Haec stipula ad urbem spectat. Amplifica, si potes!

Sinarum urbes milies milium incolarum

Anqiu • Anshan • Baoji • Baotou • Bazhong • Beiliu • Bijie • Bozhou • Changchun • Changde • Changshu • Changxa • Changzhou • Chaozhou • Chifeng • Chingtum • Chungkina • Cinanum • Cixi • Daqing • Datong • Dengzhou • Dingzhou • Dongguan • Dongtai • Ezhou • Fengcheng • Focheum • Foshan • Fuqing • Fushun • Fuyang • Fuzhou • Ganzhou • Gaozhou • Gongzhuling • Guang'an • Guigang • Guilin • Guiping • Haicheng • Haikou • Haimen • Hancheum • Hanchuan • Handan • Harbinia • Hefei • Hongcongum • Hohhotum • Huaibei • Huainan • Huai'an • Huangshi • Huazhou • Hohhotum • Huizhou • Huludao • Huzhou • Jiangmen • Jiangyin • Jianyang • Jilin • Jimo • Jingzhou • Jining • Jinjiang • Jinzhou • Iunnania (Kunming) • Kaohsiung* • Laiwu • Lanzhou • Leiyang • Leizhou • Leshan • Lianjiang • Lianyuan • Liling • Linhai • Linyi • Liuyang • Lufeng • Luoding • Luohe • Loyanga • Luzhou • Lu'an • Macheng • Maoming • Mianyang • Mukdenum (Shenyang) • Nanchinum • Nanchong • Nancianum • Nanninga • Nantong • Nanyanga • Nan'an • Neijiang • Ningbo • Pechinum • Pingdu • Pizhou • Puning • Putian • Qidong • Qingdao • Qingyuan • Qiqihar • Quancheum • Queiyanga • Rizhao • Rongcheng • Rugao • Rui'an • Sciamhaevum • Shangqiu • Shantou • Shaoxing • Shenzhen • Shijiazhuang • Shouguang • Siganum • Siucheum • Sucheum • Suining • Suqian • Suzhou Anhuiensis • Taichung • Tainan • Taipeia* • Taipeia Nova* • Taixing • Taiyuenum • Taizhou • Tai'an • Tangshan • Tengzhou • Tianmen • Tianshui • Tiencinum • Ultima Sinarum (Dalian) • Ürümqi • Wafangdian • Weifang • Wenling • Wenzhou • Wuchuan • Wuhan • Wuhu • Wuxi • Xiamen • Xiangcheng • Xiangyang • Xiantao • Xianyang • Xinghua • Xingning • Xintai • Xinyang • Xinyi • Xinyu • Xuanwei • Ya'an • Yancheng • Yangchun • Yangzhou • Yantai • Yibin • Yichang • Yingde • Yiyang • Yongcheng • Yongzhou • Yueqing • Yunfu • Yushu • Yuzhou • Zaoyang • Zaozhuang • Zhanjiang • Zhengzhou • Zhenjiang • Zhongshan • Zhongxiang • Zhucheng • Zhuhai • Zhuji • Zibo • Zigong • Zoucheng

*Urbes in dicione Rei publicae Sinarum (in insula Formosa)
Opus geopoliticum • Maximae urbes orbis terrarum

Capsae cognatae: Urbes Asiae capitales • Urbes Asiae maximae (urbibus Indicis et Sinicis exceptis) • Urbes Indiae maximae

[1] "Changxa, Changxe, ibidem (in Huquania)": "Sinae" in Iohannes Iacobus Hofmannus, Lexicon universale (1698) ~

[2] "Changxa Commands over 11 Cities": Johan Nieuhof et al., "The seventh Kingdom of Hucang" in An embassy from the East-India Company.

[3] Vb. adiect. "Changshaensis" in nominibus biologicis reperitur.

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