“Liujing Tukao” has six volumes, written by Song Yangjia and revised by Mao Banghan. Maps related to geography in “Poetry”, “Book”, “Yi”, “Zhou Li”, “Yi Li” and “Spring and Autumn”, and became famous in the world in cartography. This book contains three hundred and twenty-two pictures, roughly the first year of Emperor Kangxi (1722) of the Qing Dynasty, Pan Yuding rebooked the edition of Li Gengtang.

“Six Classics Map” is the earliest printed map in the world. “Song History·Yiwenzhi” contains: “Yang Jia’s “Liu Jing Tu” six volumes.” Corrected by Mao Banghan, with three hundred and twenty-two pictures.” According to “Chronology of Chinese Map History and History” written by Jin Yingchun and Qiu Fuke: “In 1155 (the 25th year of Shaoxing in the Southern Song Dynasty), the “Six Classics Map” compiled by Yang Jia The Map of the Geography of the Fifteen Kingdoms is the earliest printed map in the world.” Predating the earliest printed maps of Germany by more than three hundred years. Yang Jia devoted all his life to the study of Confucian classics, drawing maps related to geography in “Poems”, “Books”, “Yi”, “Zhou Li”, “Yi Li” and “Spring and Autumn”, and became famous in cartography. The world, to create a miracle for the Chinese nation.

This book has six volumes and 12 volumes:

Volume 1-2: Dayi Xiangshu Gou Shen Atlas 3-4: Summary of Shangshu Procedures Atlas 5-6: Mao Shizheng Bianguide Atlas 7-8: Zhouli Cultural Relics Encyclopedia Atlas 9-10: Rites System Demonstration Palm Atlas 11-12: Spring and Autumn Brush Cut Hair Miniature

Yang Jia (about 1110—1184), Zi Siqing, a native of Suining in the Song Dynasty. Yang Jia has five brothers, who are teachers and friends of each other, and they are all famous for their character and filial piety. During the reign of Gaozong Shaoxing in the Southern Song Dynasty, “recommendation” was opened. Yang Jia was famous for his Confucian classics and was recommended as “virtuous”.

zb2100058  Six Classics and Diagrams. Six Volumes. Song Yangjia Written. Li Gengtang. Reedited in the First Year of Kangxi