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
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Regiones urbanae: Changyi District, Longtan District, Chuanying District, Fengman District, Yongji County, Jiaohe, Huadian, Shulan, Panshi
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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 notabilesRecensere
- Gim Ilseong, politicus Coreae, hic annis 1920 apud scholam Yuwen educatus
NotaeRecensere
- ↑ 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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