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| − | Lying about 2 km northwest of [[Anyang City]], the '''Yin Ruins''' ('''殷墟''') cover an area of 30 square km. It was once the capital of the [[Shang Dynasty]] empire 3,300 years ago and is the first capital ruins with a historical record confirmed by oracles and archaeological excavations. "Yin" was the ancient name for the [[Shang Dynasty]] (1600 BC-1100 BC). ([[ | + | Lying about 2 km northwest of [[Anyang City]], the '''Yin Ruins''' ('''殷墟''') cover an area of 30 square km. It was once the capital of the [[Shang Dynasty]] empire 3,300 years ago and is the first capital ruins with a historical record confirmed by oracles and archaeological excavations. "Yin" was the ancient name for the [[Shang Dynasty]] (1600 BC-1100 BC). ([[Yin Ruins|More...]]) |
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Lying about 2 km northwest of Anyang City, the Yin Ruins (殷墟) cover an area of 30 square km. It was once the capital of the Shang Dynasty empire 3,300 years ago and is the first capital ruins with a historical record confirmed by oracles and archaeological excavations. "Yin" was the ancient name for the Shang Dynasty (1600 BC-1100 BC). (More...)
