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ANONYMOUS Original Maps of Northeast China for Shengjing Tongzhi (Comprehensive Gazetteer of Mukden), circa 1684
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ANONYMOUS Original Maps of Northeast China for Shengjing Tongzhi (Comprehensive Gazetteer of Mukden), circa 1684
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Original Maps of Northeast China for
Shengjing Tongzhi (Comprehensive Gazetteer of Mukden), circa 1684
An album of twelve leaves, ink, or ink and color on paper, six leaves of painting, accompanied by six leaves of calligraphy, the annotated maps illustrating sites in present day Jilin, Liaoning, and Hebei provinces, with two collector's seals.
9 5/8 x 11 1/2in (24.5 x 29.5cm), each leaf
Collection of the Atelier Woodson
Traces of the Realm
Shengjing Tongzhi (Comprehensive Gazetteer of Mukden) is an official Qing dynasty local gazetteer, systematically recording the geography, administrative evolution, government institutions, military defenses, natural resources, population, taxation, monuments, scenic sites, and notable figures of Shengjing, Jilin, Heilongjiang, and other regions beyond the Shanhai Pass. Extant editions of Shengjing Tongzhi, compiled between 1684 (the twenty-third year of Kangxi's reign) and 1784 (the forty-fifth year of Qianlong's reign), include five revisions: the first printed edition of 1684, a 1709 supplement, three Qianlong-period editions issued in 1736, 1748, and 1784.
As noted in the preface: "Shengjing is a land of fundamental importance, the source from which the imperial enterprise arose."1 As the political center prior to the Manchus' entry into China proper, and later as an auxiliary capital, Shengjing held a pivotal role in the imperial capital system throughout the dynasty. The Kangxi, Yongzheng, and Qianlong emperors repeatedly underscored its special significance as the cradle of the dynasty and the ancestral homeland of the Manchu people.
Following the consolidation of Qing rule in the early reign of Kangxi, the court advanced the compilation of gazetteers nationwide. In 1672, Grand Secretary Wei Zhouzuo (1612-1675) submitted a memorial advocating for gazetteer projects across the empire. In 1683, after domestic stability had been secured, the court ordered all provinces to complete their gazetteers within three months. Shengjing Tongzhi, published in 1684, emerged from this initiative and became the first state-sponsored gazetteer of the northeast.
The 1684 edition of Shengjing Tongzhi in Harvard-Yenching Library includes prefaces by Dong Bingzhong, Prefect of Fengtian (present-day Liaoning Province), Vice-Prefects Bian Shengtin and Zhang Dingyi, as well as Sun Cheng, Prefect of Jinzhou. One of the "Notes to Readers" following the prefaces such explains: "Each gazetteer begins with maps, followed by textual records. Maps depict forms, while records detail affairs; the two must not be confused. Here there are nine maps and thirty-two textual sections. The maps precede to outline form and topography, while the records follow to provide detail. Yet as mountains and rivers are vast, the maps within the gazetteer, limited by the page, cannot encompass everything, and thus only the major areas are selected."
The nine maps comprise: Map of the Capital of Shengjing, Map of the Hall of Grand Politics, Map of the Palaces, Comprehensive Map of the Territory, Map of Fengtian Prefecture, Map of Jinzhou Prefecture, Map of Wula and Ningguta, Map of Mount Changbai, and Map of Beizhen. Of these, the latter six share corresponding compositional details with the six maps in the present album (figs.1–6). With the exception of the Map of Wula and Ningguta, their order also follows the printed edition. The rationale for the cartography is also explicitly stated in the "Notes:" "Maps chart the land, making boundaries manifest. Fengtian and Jinzhou prefectures, as well as Wula and Ningguta, are mapped separately to distinguish them. Mount Changbai is mapped as the place of dynastic origin; Beizhen is mapped as the site of ancestral enfeoffment."
The textual annotations accompanying the maps in this album likewise appear in Shengjing Tongzhi: in the volumes on Territory (Vol.8), Mountains and Rivers (Vol.9), Cities (Vol.10), Passes and Bridges (Vol.11), and Postal Relays (Vol.12). Their order, however, differs from that of the printed edition, reflecting adjustments made according to the focus of each map. The text on Fengtian Prefecture and its subordinate Jinzhou Prefecture, for example, was rearranged to align with the maps' scope and emphasis. The descriptions of Mount Changbai and Mount Yiwulü are comparatively brief in the printed text, but in the album the accompanying notes facilitate later supplementation with related information in other volumes, such as Cities, Passes/Bridges, and Postal Relays.
1 Comp. by Yibahan, Dong Bingzhong et al., Shengjing Tongzhi (1684 edition), "Preface" by Bian Shengtin.
References:
Comp. by Yibahan, Dong Bingzhong et al., Shengjing Tongzhi, 1684 edition.
Cheng, Wing-cheong. "A Century of Change: A Study on the Compilation of General Gazetteer of Shengjing and its Contents." In The National Palace Museum Research Quarterly 33:2 (2015), pp. 143-183.
佚名 清康熙官修《盛京通志》圖攷原作 設色絹本 冊頁六開十二頁 約一六八四年
頁一：盛京輿地全圖
款識（節選）：〈疆域志 形勝附〉
古帝王畫郊圻以固封守，腹心內地，疆理必嚴，矧根本之邦，即系邊防之重者乎？盛京西接畿輔，東南濱海，北控大漠，而遼河左右，奉、錦二郡攸分，是天造之險，以界全遼矣。綢繆疆圉，屏翰神京，苞桑之謀，或在形勝之外，蒞斯土者何可忘歟？作疆域志。
「盛京疆域」（以下詳文均不錄，見《盛京通志 卷之第八：疆域》康熙二十三年[1684]刻本）
「奉天所轄疆域」（刻本作「奉天將軍所轄疆域」）
「寧古塔將軍所轄疆域」
「奉天府府治疆域」
頁二：烏喇寧古塔形勢圖
款識：
〈烏喇所轄〉（以下詳文均不錄，見《盛京通志》卷之第八疆域）
「寧古塔所轄」
〈驛站志〉（詳文見《盛京通志》卷之第十二驛站）
「奉天府西至山海關站道」（刻本闕「府」）「寧古塔西至奉天府站道」
頁三：奉天府形勢圖
款識：〈盛京奉天府〉（詳文見《盛京通志》）
「承德縣」「興京界」「遼陽州」「海城縣」「葢平縣」「開原縣」「鐵嶺縣」（挪刻本中「錦州府府治疆域」、「錦縣」、「寧遠州」及「廣寧縣」至下頁〈錦州府府治疆域〉）「興京城守所轄」「鳳凰城所轄」（刻本為「鳳凰城城守所轄」；挪刻本中「葢平城守所轄」至下頁）「金州城守所轄」
頁四：錦州府形勢圖
款識（節選）：〈錦州府府治疆域〉（以下詳文均不錄，見《盛京通志》）
「錦縣」
「遠寧州」（刻本中為「寧遠州」）東至邴家屯十五里，錦縣界。西至土衚衕山一百九十里，山海關界。南至海防五城十里，海界。北至寨兒山三十五里，錦縣界。東南至釣魚台十五里，海界。西南至官墻一百九十里，山海衛界。東南（刻本誤作東北）至雙樹鋪十八里，錦縣界。西北至筆架山五十里，邊界。東北至錦州府一百十里，東北至盛京城六百里。
「廣寧縣」「義州城守所轄」「牛莊城守所轄」「山海關城守所轄」「錦州府城守所轄」「廣寧城守所轄」「開原縣」（應為「開原城守所轄」）「平葢城守所轄」（應為「葢平城守所轄」）
頁五：長白山圖
款識（節選）：〈長白山〉（詳文見《盛京通志》卷之第九山川志）
康熙十七年，奉旨遣大臣覺羅果木訥等登山相視，見山麓一所，四周密林叢翳，其中圜平，草木不生。出林里許，香樹得列，黃花紛郁。山半雲聖霧冪，不可仰睇。諸大臣跪宣旨畢，雲霧倏廓，山形暸然，有徑可登。其半有石砌台，坦平，宜四望。山巔作圜形，積雪皚然。及陟其上，五峰環峙如俯。南一峰稍下如門，中潭窈杳，距崖五十丈許，周可四十余里。山之四周，百泉奔注，即三大冮所由發源也。康熙二十三年，奉日遣駐防協領勒出等覆周圍相山形勢，廣袤綿亙，略如明一統志所雲。其巔不生他樹，草，多白花。南麓蜿蜒磅礴，分為兩幹。其一西南指者，東界鴨綠江，西界通加江，麓盡處，雨江會焉。其一繞山之西而北，亙數百里，以其為眾水所分，舊忐總謂之為分水嶺。
「邊門 鳳凰城門」（詳文見《盛京通志》卷之第十一關梁志）
頁六：醫巫閭山圖
款識（節選）：〈北鎮醫巫閭山〉
城西十里，高十餘里，週圍二百四十里。虞舜封十二山，以醫巫閭為幽州之鎮，故名北鎮。掩抱六重，又名六山。下有北鎮廟。歷代帝王皆有封爵，明初始尊為北鎮醫巫閭山之神」，國朝考正仍舊，凡大典，遣官祭告如儀。廟東北有仙人巖，孤石峭拔，上鐫呂仙像，又名呂公巖。廟西有翠雲屏一石，方廣丈餘，下有竇，南北相通。明巡撫張 學顏刻「補天石」三字於上。又有桃花洞飛瀑巖，懸泉下瀉，雖冬不冰，構觀音閣臨之。其麓屹立，兩石如門， 煙霧出壑縈繞，重巒名勝，莫可殫述。其形勢恢特窅奧，雄峙遼河之右，與長白山夾護王氣，以壯鴻圖者也。
「烏喇船廠城池」（以下詳文均不錄，見《盛京通志》卷之第十城池志）
「寧古塔城池」
藏印：心田、子木
來源：
子木軒珍藏
圖輿地，昭疆界也
《盛京通志》系清代官方主持編纂的地方志文獻，系統記載了盛京、吉林、黑龍江等關外地區的疆域範圍、建置沿革、職官衙署、軍事防務、山川物產、人口賦稅、古蹟名勝及藝文人物等諸方面內容。現存《盛京通志》版本自康熙二十三年（1684）至乾隆四十九年（1784）間，歷經五次纂修，計有康熙二十三年初刻本、五十年補修本、以及乾隆元年、十三年及四十九年諸刻本。
「盛京為根本重地，帝業之所由來。」1作為入關前的政治中心與入關後的陪都，盛京在有清一代都城體系中始終佔據重要地位。康、雍、乾三帝屢次強調盛京作為國朝龍興之地、發祥之基、滿族根本的特殊意義。隨著清初戰事漸次平定，政權日趨穩固，編纂全國性方志的倡議應運而生。康熙十一年（1672），保和殿大學士衛周祚（1612-1675）上呈「奏令天下郡縣分輯志書」2奏疏。康熙二十二年（1683），國內局勢穩定後，清廷採納明珠建議，再度諭令各省限期三月內完成通志編纂。康熙二十三年刊行的《盛京通志》，即在此背景下問世，成為清代東北地區首部官修通志。
哈佛大學燕京圖書館藏《盛京通志》（康熙二十三年刊本）前有奉天府府尹董秉忠、府丞兼提督學政邊聲廷、張鼎彜及錦州府知府孫成四人於康熙二十三年所作序言。凡例之一「凡志首圖考志。竊思圖以繪形，志以紀事，圖可不淆於志也。今為圖有九，為志三十有二。圖列於先，約其形勢；志備於後，究其詳悉。但山川廣衍，志中之圖，限於尺幅，不能盡載，故止舉其大者。」圖卷收錄九圖為「盛京京城圖一，大政殿圖一，宮殿圖一，輿地全圖一，奉天府形勢圖一，錦州府形勢圖一，烏喇、寧古塔形勢圖一，長白山圖一，北鎮圖一。」其中後六幅為輿圖，與本冊六圖之構圖細節一致（見圖一至六），除烏喇寧古塔形勢圖外，其它五幅之排列順序亦與刻本一致。而六圖之製圖原委，書中亦有明示「圖輿地，昭疆界也。奉、錦二府及烏喇、寧古塔形勢，分圖之，以待辨也。圖長白，志發祥也。圖北鎮，定封表也。」
本冊附圖之文字說明，亦詳載於《盛京通志》卷之第八疆域、卷之第九山川志、卷之第十城池志、卷之第十一關梁志及卷之第十二驛站，然其次序先後較刻本有調整處，如奉天府尹及其所轄錦州府政區兩文，即按各圖側重州縣靈活更易政區順序。長白山及醫巫閭山在刻本中記述相對簡略，冊頁附文便於其後增補城池、關梁、驛站等其它章節中的相關信息，並對篇幅過長的城池志而擇要節錄。
1（清）伊把漢修、董秉忠等纂，《盛京通志》（康熙二十三年[1684]刊本），〈邊聲廷序〉
2（清）萬邦維修；衛元爵等纂，《萊陽縣志》（康熙十七年刻本），卷首，〈奉上修志敕文〉
參考文獻：
（清）伊把漢修、董秉忠等纂，《盛京通志》，康熙二十三年（1684）刊本
鄭永昌著，《百年變遷：清初盛京通志的編纂及其內容探析》，發表於《故宮學術季刊》第三十三卷第二期，2015年，頁143-183
紐約私人珍藏
Original Maps of Northeast China for
Shengjing Tongzhi (Comprehensive Gazetteer of Mukden), circa 1684
An album of twelve leaves, ink, or ink and color on paper, six leaves of painting, accompanied by six leaves of calligraphy, the annotated maps illustrating sites in present day Jilin, Liaoning, and Hebei provinces, with two collector's seals.
9 5/8 x 11 1/2in (24.5 x 29.5cm), each leaf
Collection of the Atelier Woodson
Traces of the Realm
Shengjing Tongzhi (Comprehensive Gazetteer of Mukden) is an official Qing dynasty local gazetteer, systematically recording the geography, administrative evolution, government institutions, military defenses, natural resources, population, taxation, monuments, scenic sites, and notable figures of Shengjing, Jilin, Heilongjiang, and other regions beyond the Shanhai Pass. Extant editions of Shengjing Tongzhi, compiled between 1684 (the twenty-third year of Kangxi's reign) and 1784 (the forty-fifth year of Qianlong's reign), include five revisions: the first printed edition of 1684, a 1709 supplement, three Qianlong-period editions issued in 1736, 1748, and 1784.
As noted in the preface: "Shengjing is a land of fundamental importance, the source from which the imperial enterprise arose."1 As the political center prior to the Manchus' entry into China proper, and later as an auxiliary capital, Shengjing held a pivotal role in the imperial capital system throughout the dynasty. The Kangxi, Yongzheng, and Qianlong emperors repeatedly underscored its special significance as the cradle of the dynasty and the ancestral homeland of the Manchu people.
Following the consolidation of Qing rule in the early reign of Kangxi, the court advanced the compilation of gazetteers nationwide. In 1672, Grand Secretary Wei Zhouzuo (1612-1675) submitted a memorial advocating for gazetteer projects across the empire. In 1683, after domestic stability had been secured, the court ordered all provinces to complete their gazetteers within three months. Shengjing Tongzhi, published in 1684, emerged from this initiative and became the first state-sponsored gazetteer of the northeast.
The 1684 edition of Shengjing Tongzhi in Harvard-Yenching Library includes prefaces by Dong Bingzhong, Prefect of Fengtian (present-day Liaoning Province), Vice-Prefects Bian Shengtin and Zhang Dingyi, as well as Sun Cheng, Prefect of Jinzhou. One of the "Notes to Readers" following the prefaces such explains: "Each gazetteer begins with maps, followed by textual records. Maps depict forms, while records detail affairs; the two must not be confused. Here there are nine maps and thirty-two textual sections. The maps precede to outline form and topography, while the records follow to provide detail. Yet as mountains and rivers are vast, the maps within the gazetteer, limited by the page, cannot encompass everything, and thus only the major areas are selected."
The nine maps comprise: Map of the Capital of Shengjing, Map of the Hall of Grand Politics, Map of the Palaces, Comprehensive Map of the Territory, Map of Fengtian Prefecture, Map of Jinzhou Prefecture, Map of Wula and Ningguta, Map of Mount Changbai, and Map of Beizhen. Of these, the latter six share corresponding compositional details with the six maps in the present album (figs.1–6). With the exception of the Map of Wula and Ningguta, their order also follows the printed edition. The rationale for the cartography is also explicitly stated in the "Notes:" "Maps chart the land, making boundaries manifest. Fengtian and Jinzhou prefectures, as well as Wula and Ningguta, are mapped separately to distinguish them. Mount Changbai is mapped as the place of dynastic origin; Beizhen is mapped as the site of ancestral enfeoffment."
The textual annotations accompanying the maps in this album likewise appear in Shengjing Tongzhi: in the volumes on Territory (Vol.8), Mountains and Rivers (Vol.9), Cities (Vol.10), Passes and Bridges (Vol.11), and Postal Relays (Vol.12). Their order, however, differs from that of the printed edition, reflecting adjustments made according to the focus of each map. The text on Fengtian Prefecture and its subordinate Jinzhou Prefecture, for example, was rearranged to align with the maps' scope and emphasis. The descriptions of Mount Changbai and Mount Yiwulü are comparatively brief in the printed text, but in the album the accompanying notes facilitate later supplementation with related information in other volumes, such as Cities, Passes/Bridges, and Postal Relays.
1 Comp. by Yibahan, Dong Bingzhong et al., Shengjing Tongzhi (1684 edition), "Preface" by Bian Shengtin.
References:
Comp. by Yibahan, Dong Bingzhong et al., Shengjing Tongzhi, 1684 edition.
Cheng, Wing-cheong. "A Century of Change: A Study on the Compilation of General Gazetteer of Shengjing and its Contents." In The National Palace Museum Research Quarterly 33:2 (2015), pp. 143-183.
佚名 清康熙官修《盛京通志》圖攷原作 設色絹本 冊頁六開十二頁 約一六八四年
頁一：盛京輿地全圖
款識（節選）：〈疆域志 形勝附〉
古帝王畫郊圻以固封守，腹心內地，疆理必嚴，矧根本之邦，即系邊防之重者乎？盛京西接畿輔，東南濱海，北控大漠，而遼河左右，奉、錦二郡攸分，是天造之險，以界全遼矣。綢繆疆圉，屏翰神京，苞桑之謀，或在形勝之外，蒞斯土者何可忘歟？作疆域志。
「盛京疆域」（以下詳文均不錄，見《盛京通志 卷之第八：疆域》康熙二十三年[1684]刻本）
「奉天所轄疆域」（刻本作「奉天將軍所轄疆域」）
「寧古塔將軍所轄疆域」
「奉天府府治疆域」
頁二：烏喇寧古塔形勢圖
款識：
〈烏喇所轄〉（以下詳文均不錄，見《盛京通志》卷之第八疆域）
「寧古塔所轄」
〈驛站志〉（詳文見《盛京通志》卷之第十二驛站）
「奉天府西至山海關站道」（刻本闕「府」）「寧古塔西至奉天府站道」
頁三：奉天府形勢圖
款識：〈盛京奉天府〉（詳文見《盛京通志》）
「承德縣」「興京界」「遼陽州」「海城縣」「葢平縣」「開原縣」「鐵嶺縣」（挪刻本中「錦州府府治疆域」、「錦縣」、「寧遠州」及「廣寧縣」至下頁〈錦州府府治疆域〉）「興京城守所轄」「鳳凰城所轄」（刻本為「鳳凰城城守所轄」；挪刻本中「葢平城守所轄」至下頁）「金州城守所轄」
頁四：錦州府形勢圖
款識（節選）：〈錦州府府治疆域〉（以下詳文均不錄，見《盛京通志》）
「錦縣」
「遠寧州」（刻本中為「寧遠州」）東至邴家屯十五里，錦縣界。西至土衚衕山一百九十里，山海關界。南至海防五城十里，海界。北至寨兒山三十五里，錦縣界。東南至釣魚台十五里，海界。西南至官墻一百九十里，山海衛界。東南（刻本誤作東北）至雙樹鋪十八里，錦縣界。西北至筆架山五十里，邊界。東北至錦州府一百十里，東北至盛京城六百里。
「廣寧縣」「義州城守所轄」「牛莊城守所轄」「山海關城守所轄」「錦州府城守所轄」「廣寧城守所轄」「開原縣」（應為「開原城守所轄」）「平葢城守所轄」（應為「葢平城守所轄」）
頁五：長白山圖
款識（節選）：〈長白山〉（詳文見《盛京通志》卷之第九山川志）
康熙十七年，奉旨遣大臣覺羅果木訥等登山相視，見山麓一所，四周密林叢翳，其中圜平，草木不生。出林里許，香樹得列，黃花紛郁。山半雲聖霧冪，不可仰睇。諸大臣跪宣旨畢，雲霧倏廓，山形暸然，有徑可登。其半有石砌台，坦平，宜四望。山巔作圜形，積雪皚然。及陟其上，五峰環峙如俯。南一峰稍下如門，中潭窈杳，距崖五十丈許，周可四十余里。山之四周，百泉奔注，即三大冮所由發源也。康熙二十三年，奉日遣駐防協領勒出等覆周圍相山形勢，廣袤綿亙，略如明一統志所雲。其巔不生他樹，草，多白花。南麓蜿蜒磅礴，分為兩幹。其一西南指者，東界鴨綠江，西界通加江，麓盡處，雨江會焉。其一繞山之西而北，亙數百里，以其為眾水所分，舊忐總謂之為分水嶺。
「邊門 鳳凰城門」（詳文見《盛京通志》卷之第十一關梁志）
頁六：醫巫閭山圖
款識（節選）：〈北鎮醫巫閭山〉
城西十里，高十餘里，週圍二百四十里。虞舜封十二山，以醫巫閭為幽州之鎮，故名北鎮。掩抱六重，又名六山。下有北鎮廟。歷代帝王皆有封爵，明初始尊為北鎮醫巫閭山之神」，國朝考正仍舊，凡大典，遣官祭告如儀。廟東北有仙人巖，孤石峭拔，上鐫呂仙像，又名呂公巖。廟西有翠雲屏一石，方廣丈餘，下有竇，南北相通。明巡撫張 學顏刻「補天石」三字於上。又有桃花洞飛瀑巖，懸泉下瀉，雖冬不冰，構觀音閣臨之。其麓屹立，兩石如門， 煙霧出壑縈繞，重巒名勝，莫可殫述。其形勢恢特窅奧，雄峙遼河之右，與長白山夾護王氣，以壯鴻圖者也。
「烏喇船廠城池」（以下詳文均不錄，見《盛京通志》卷之第十城池志）
「寧古塔城池」
藏印：心田、子木
來源：
子木軒珍藏
圖輿地，昭疆界也
《盛京通志》系清代官方主持編纂的地方志文獻，系統記載了盛京、吉林、黑龍江等關外地區的疆域範圍、建置沿革、職官衙署、軍事防務、山川物產、人口賦稅、古蹟名勝及藝文人物等諸方面內容。現存《盛京通志》版本自康熙二十三年（1684）至乾隆四十九年（1784）間，歷經五次纂修，計有康熙二十三年初刻本、五十年補修本、以及乾隆元年、十三年及四十九年諸刻本。
「盛京為根本重地，帝業之所由來。」1作為入關前的政治中心與入關後的陪都，盛京在有清一代都城體系中始終佔據重要地位。康、雍、乾三帝屢次強調盛京作為國朝龍興之地、發祥之基、滿族根本的特殊意義。隨著清初戰事漸次平定，政權日趨穩固，編纂全國性方志的倡議應運而生。康熙十一年（1672），保和殿大學士衛周祚（1612-1675）上呈「奏令天下郡縣分輯志書」2奏疏。康熙二十二年（1683），國內局勢穩定後，清廷採納明珠建議，再度諭令各省限期三月內完成通志編纂。康熙二十三年刊行的《盛京通志》，即在此背景下問世，成為清代東北地區首部官修通志。
哈佛大學燕京圖書館藏《盛京通志》（康熙二十三年刊本）前有奉天府府尹董秉忠、府丞兼提督學政邊聲廷、張鼎彜及錦州府知府孫成四人於康熙二十三年所作序言。凡例之一「凡志首圖考志。竊思圖以繪形，志以紀事，圖可不淆於志也。今為圖有九，為志三十有二。圖列於先，約其形勢；志備於後，究其詳悉。但山川廣衍，志中之圖，限於尺幅，不能盡載，故止舉其大者。」圖卷收錄九圖為「盛京京城圖一，大政殿圖一，宮殿圖一，輿地全圖一，奉天府形勢圖一，錦州府形勢圖一，烏喇、寧古塔形勢圖一，長白山圖一，北鎮圖一。」其中後六幅為輿圖，與本冊六圖之構圖細節一致（見圖一至六），除烏喇寧古塔形勢圖外，其它五幅之排列順序亦與刻本一致。而六圖之製圖原委，書中亦有明示「圖輿地，昭疆界也。奉、錦二府及烏喇、寧古塔形勢，分圖之，以待辨也。圖長白，志發祥也。圖北鎮，定封表也。」
本冊附圖之文字說明，亦詳載於《盛京通志》卷之第八疆域、卷之第九山川志、卷之第十城池志、卷之第十一關梁志及卷之第十二驛站，然其次序先後較刻本有調整處，如奉天府尹及其所轄錦州府政區兩文，即按各圖側重州縣靈活更易政區順序。長白山及醫巫閭山在刻本中記述相對簡略，冊頁附文便於其後增補城池、關梁、驛站等其它章節中的相關信息，並對篇幅過長的城池志而擇要節錄。
1（清）伊把漢修、董秉忠等纂，《盛京通志》（康熙二十三年[1684]刊本），〈邊聲廷序〉
2（清）萬邦維修；衛元爵等纂，《萊陽縣志》（康熙十七年刻本），卷首，〈奉上修志敕文〉
參考文獻：
（清）伊把漢修、董秉忠等纂，《盛京通志》，康熙二十三年（1684）刊本
鄭永昌著，《百年變遷：清初盛京通志的編纂及其內容探析》，發表於《故宮學術季刊》第三十三卷第二期，2015年，頁143-183