Damingheall

Damingheall (se is "Sele of Miclum Beorhtnesse") wæs se cāserlic cynebotl þæs Tang Cynecynnes, and hit stent in þās cāsera hēafodburg se wæs Chang'an.^[1]^[2] In þissum healle ricsodon Tang cāseras for mār þan 220 wintrum.^[1]

Todæg is þes sele þēodes iefstede of Cīnan.^[3] His stede is be norðēasten Xi'an byrig, sēo is in Shaanxi Underrīce.^[4]

Frūman

↑ ^1.0 ^1.1 Yu, Weichao (1997). A Journey into China's antiquity. Beijing: Morning Glory Publishers. ISBN 978-7-5054-0507-3.
↑ Daminghealles spellas - China Daily
↑ (2010) "Eco-city: China's realities and challenges in urban planning and design", Towards a liveable and sustainable urban environment: Eco-cities in East Asia. Singapore: World Scientific. ISBN 978-981-4287-76-0.
↑ Du, Xiaofan (2010). in Agnew, Neville: Conservation of ancient sites on the Silk Road, Hellman, Naomi (trans.), Los Angeles: Getty Conservation Institute. ISBN 978-1-60606-013-1.

[yu56-1] 1.0 ^1.1 Yu, Weichao (1997). A Journey into China's antiquity. Beijing: Morning Glory Publishers. ISBN 978-7-5054-0507-3.

[2] Daminghealles spellas - China Daily

[3] (2010) "Eco-city: China's realities and challenges in urban planning and design", Towards a liveable and sustainable urban environment: Eco-cities in East Asia. Singapore: World Scientific. ISBN 978-981-4287-76-0.

[du37-4] Du, Xiaofan (2010). in Agnew, Neville: Conservation of ancient sites on the Silk Road, Hellman, Naomi (trans.), Los Angeles: Getty Conservation Institute. ISBN 978-1-60606-013-1.

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