Jilin
JilinLocus: 43°50′46″N 126°33′42″E
Numerus incolarum: 3 623 713
Zona horaria: UTC+8
Situs interretialis
Nomen officiale: 吉林市
Gestio
Geographia
Regiones urbanae: Changyi District, Longtan District, Chuanying District, Fengman District, Yongji County, Jiaohe, Huadian, Shulan, Panshi
Coniunctiones urbium
Tabula aut despectus
Jílín[1] seu litteris Sinicis 吉林, apud Europaeos olim Kirin,[2] est urbs Sinarum in partibus borealibus iuxta limites Coreae Septentrionalis et Russiae ad flumen Sungari iacens. Ibi anno 2010 homines 1 975 121 habitabant.
Urbs Jilin medio aevo condita iam saeculo XVII sub regno Qing Mandshuriensi arx et tutamen facta est regionum borealium. Imperator Kangxi(en), qui urbem anno 1682 visitabat, agnomen 江城 jiāngchéng "urbs fluvialis" ipse dederit, his versibus dum venationem inter colles circumdatas conducebat compositis:
- 苍岩翠壁两岸横 Ripis ambabus imminent montes asperi rupesque virides.
- 连樯接舰屯江城 Carinae malique litori interligantur urbis fluvialis.[3]
Jilin ab anno 1949 fuit caput novae provinciae Jilinensis, cui nomen urbis datum est. Recentius autem urbs maior Changchun ad dignitatem urbis capitalis eius provinciae erecta est.
Incolae notabiles
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- Gim Ilseong, politicus Coreae, hic annis 1920 apud scholam Yuwen educatus
Notae
[recensere | fontem recensere]- ↑ Vb. adiect. "Jilinensis" in nominibus biologicis reperitur; "Chilinensis", cf. "Dioecesis Chilinensis" e The Hierarchy of the Catholic Church (situs a Davide M. Cheney elaboratus) (Anglice)
- ↑ Iuxta nomen Iaponicum. Inde vb. adiect. "kirinensis", e.g. Quercus kirinensis
- ↑ "Drawing-rein Bridge" apud Jilin Beishan feng jing qu
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