[A digression but related to the Three Kingdoms]
Many people like the Three Kingdoms, and after reading it, they can better understand the history of the Three Kingdoms period.
Hua Xi saw that someone was discussing why there was a river in the middle of "Luoyang City", because it was the period of the Three Kingdoms period, and she was very interested in looking at it.
Then many people left a message saying, landlord, you are wrong, you have been punched in the face.
So is the landlord really wrong?
We will not discuss the good and bad of the game, right and wrong, but only talk about the difference between ancient and modern Luoyang.
(Many people confuse ancient and modern Luoyang)
【Sui Tang Luoyang】
Some people say that from the map, Luoyang is indeed divided into two by the Luo River.
From the perspective of [modern maps], this is indeed the case, the current luoyang area is very large, and it is run through by the Luo River in the middle.
It is correct to say that "Sui and Tang Luoyang" and "modern Luoyang" were crossed by the Luo River.
However, "Han Wei Luoyang" and "Sui Tang Luoyang" are not the same thing, and the current Luoyang is based on the site of "Sui Tang Luoyang".
【Han Wei Luoyang】
"Luoyang" refers to the north of Luoshui, that is, the yang side of Luoshui, so it is called Luoyang.
During the Han and Wei dynasties, Luoyang City was on the sunny side of Luoshui and was not crossed by Luoshui.
White Horse Temple: A well-known building in the late Han Dynasty
This map, 3 miles east of the White Horse Temple, is the site of Luoyang in Han Wei.
Looking at the map, you can see that the difference between Luoyang City of Han Wei and Luoyang City of Sui and Tang Dynasties is 19 kilometers, and in ancient times it was 40 miles, which is another city at all.
【There are several in ancient Luoyang】
During the Eastern Han Dynasty, Luoyang City, covering an area of 17 square kilometers, was burned by Dong Zhuo, so the capital was moved to Chang'an, because Chang'an City covered an area of 36 square kilometers.
The city of Luoyang in the Eastern Han Dynasty is 6 miles wide from east to west and 9 miles long from north to south, so it is called Liujiu City.
The iconic building outside Luoyang in the Eastern Han Dynasty is the White Horse Temple.
Therefore, this map is roughly the size of Luoyang City in the Eastern Han Dynasty, and Luoshui passes through from the south.
Using the Sui and Tang Dynasties luoyang city to ridicule the people who discussed Luoyang in the Han and Wei dynasties during the Three Kingdoms period, it is recommended to think about it.
Some people also said that this was only the size of the imperial city, not the whole of Luoyang at that time.
However, luoyang city at that time, that is, this capital city, after Cao Pi rebuilt Luoyang, in the Northern Wei period, on the basis of inheriting Cao Wei and the Western Jin Dynasty Luoyang City, there was a model of imperial city, inner city, and outer Guo city.
Therefore, luoyang in the Three Kingdoms period, only this imperial city, no outer Guo city, small city wall is reasonable.
(Northern Wei is the one behind the Western Jin Dynasty, not Cao Cao and Cao Pi)
[Wrong map, leading to wrong speech]
There was also a layer master who wrote a lot of words, but he took out a map of luoyang in the Sui and Tang dynasties, so he also got the wrong direction.
The above is all digression, just flower seat to see a post, have a feeling and send, small talk ends!