China's six ancient capitals and corresponding modern cities

Xi 'an-the ancient capital of the 13th Dynasty, 13 was the capital of the dynasty 1 140 years.

Among them, the unified dynasties were Zhou (Fengjinghe), Qin (Xianyang), Han (Chang 'an), Xin (Chang 'an), Sui (Daxing) and Tang (Chang 'an), all in An. Xi 'an was also the capital of Zhao Qian, the former Qin Dynasty, the later Qin Dynasty, the Western Wei Dynasty and the Northern Zhou Dynasty during the separatist period. Xi, Athens, Cairo and Rome are called the four ancient capitals in the world, and Istanbul is called the two feudal capitals in the world.

Luoyang-(Luoyi, Wangcheng) Seven Dynasties,

Eastern Zhou Dynasty, Eastern Han Dynasty, Cao Wei, Western Jin Dynasty, Northern Wei Dynasty, Hou Liang and Late Tang Dynasty.

Kaifeng-(Bianjing, Tokyo, Kaifengfu, (Wei) Daliang)-Seven Dynasties

Wei in the Warring States Period, the Five Dynasties, the Later Jin Dynasty, the Later Han Dynasty, the Later Zhou Dynasty, the Northern Song Dynasty and the Jin Dynasty all took it as their residence, so it was called the "Seven Dynasties".

Nanjing-(Jianye, Jiankang, Jinling, Jiangning) the ancient capital of the Six Dynasties.

Song, Qi, Liang and Chen in Dongwu, Eastern Jin and Southern Dynasties.

Hangzhou-Lin 'an, the capital of Southern Song Dynasty

Beijing-the ancient capital of three dynasties (Zhongdu, Yanjing and Dadu)

Yuan (mostly), Ming and Qing