Eastern Capital

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Eastern Capital is a historical designation commonly used in East Asian contexts for cities that served as the primary or secondary capital located in the eastern part of a realm.

All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
Eastern Capital canonical 6
Supreme Capital 1

How this entity was disambiguated

Statements (30)

Predicate Object
instanceOf capital city title
historical designation
appliesTo cities with administrative importance
cities with political importance
cities with symbolic importance
associatedWithConcept multi-capital systems
regional division of capitals
associatedWithRegion East Asia
contrastsWith Northern Capital
Southern Capital
Western Capital
denotes city serving as primary capital in eastern part of a realm
city serving as secondary capital in eastern part of a realm
hasDirectionQualifier east
hasRole identifier of political hierarchy among cities
marker of territorial orientation of a state
implies existence of other directional capitals in same polity
languageContext Sinosphere
historical Chinese usage
historical Japanese usage
historical Korean usage
relatedTo capital relocation practices
ceremonial vs administrative capitals
dual-capital systems
usedAs ceremonial capital designation
dynastic capital designation
geopolitical descriptor
usedIn East Asian historical contexts
usedInPeriod imperial periods
pre-modern eras

How these facts were elicited

Referenced by (7)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Đông Đô meaningOfName Eastern Capital
Dongjing literalMeaning Eastern Capital
Western Capital opposedTo Eastern Capital
Shangjing alsoKnownAs Supreme Capital
linked to: Eastern Capital
Northern Capital contrastedWith Eastern Capital
Southern Capital associatedWith Eastern Capital
Southern Capital hasConceptualOpposite Eastern Capital