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 | | However, in Song practice, the symbolic and legitimizing role played by political geography was instead to make the current rulers heir to a tradition of constantly changing borders stretching back to antiquity. |
 | | It is well known that the political consolidation and economic expansion of the Song empire resulted in much administrative reorganization, especially at the fu, zhou, and xian levels, and this in turn led to many place name changes. |
 | | This panel brings together work bearing on the ways that writers, artists, and officials in the Song era thought about geography, depicted and named places, and divided territories from one another. |
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