漢武帝興水利與西漢王朝興衰的關(guān)系
[Abstract]:The period of Emperor Wudi of Han Dynasty set off the second climax of water conservancy construction in Chinese history, which occupies an important position in the history of water conservancy development in China, and its influence on later generations is omnidirectional and multi-angle. The construction of water conservancy is a very arduous undertaking in an ancient society where the productive forces are still underdeveloped. It requires strong political power organizations and coordination to complete it. The occupation of manpower, material resources and financial resources is quite enormous, and it is very important to economic development at that time. Social stability, class relations will have a great impact on the national economy and people's livelihood and the rise and fall of national luck. This paper intends to start with the development of water conservancy by Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, and make clear the following problems: firstly, by reviewing the construction and effect of water conservancy of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, the author clarifies that the actual effect is not satisfactory. In other words, half the effort. From the social impact, the construction of water conservancy actually contributed to the ruling crisis in the late Han Dynasty. Generally speaking, the water conservancy construction of Emperor Wu in the Han Dynasty was not worth the gain during his reign. Secondly, it discusses the relationship between water conservancy construction of Emperor Wu and Zhaoxuan Zhongxing. The emphasis is to explain how much manpower, material and financial resources need not be spent in Zhaoxuan period to enjoy the achievements of water conservancy construction of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty. The realization of "Zhao Xuan Zhong Xing" contributed to the construction of water conservancy by Emperor Wu Di of the Han Dynasty. Thirdly, it reveals the relationship between water conservancy construction and flood and river infestation in the middle and lower reaches of the Yellow River in the late Western Han Dynasty. The frequent flood is caused by the silt deposition in the middle and lower reaches of the Yellow River, which causes the river bed to rise and become an overlying river. The deposition rate of river bed is fast and slow, one is in water, one is in sand, the other is in water and sand, and the more water is less sand, the more silt is, and the more water is less sand, the more siltation is accelerated. In the key areas of water conservancy construction of Emperor Wu of Han Dynasty in Guanzhong and northwestern China, on the one hand, the soil and water loss is aggravated, and the sediment into Yellow River is increased. This entry accelerates the siltation of the Yellow River bed, exacerbates floods and floods. Finally, it is explained that the West Han Dynasty from prosperity to decline, from decline to death of course is the result of various factors, but floods, river disasters and other natural disasters frequently, undoubtedly exacerbated the social crisis, intensified social contradictions, greatly accelerated the process. Became the Western Han Dynasty from prosperity and decline of the catalyst, accelerator.
【學(xué)位授予單位】:東北師范大學(xué)
【學(xué)位級(jí)別】:碩士
【學(xué)位授予年份】:2006
【分類號(hào)】:K234.1
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