The Purple Aboriginal Boundary: Analyzing the Map and Description of Reclaimed and Prohibited Paddy and Dry Land in Taiwan | New Publications | Academia Sinica-Institute of Taiwan History

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Publication Date / 2015-12-01 Author / Yu-ju Lin、Su-chuan Chan、Chih-hao Chen Category / Historical Source Material Series

The Purple Aboriginal Boundary: Analyzing the Map and Description of Reclaimed and Prohibited Paddy and Dry Land in Taiwan

Information：

Publisher / Institute of Taiwan History, Academia Sinica
Edition / First edition
ISBN / 9789860474800
25K Paperback NTD 1000
Pages / 247

Introduction

This cartography work contains detailed annotations for a Qing Qianlong map of Taiwan along with a description of 14,000 Chinese characters. The map reflects the 1784 boundary redrawing, shown as the purple borderline, and the land reclamation policy along the mountain area before the outbreak of the Lin Shuang-wen revolt during 1786 to 1788. The original paper map is 657cm long and 62cm wide, now stored in the Palace Museum in Beijing.