英文摘要 |
This article mainly discusses the place name ''Da-gou-zi-fang '' marked in ''1664 Taiwan Armament Map'' and what it means. In the traditional positioning, '' Da-gou-zi-fang '' is often regarded as the legacy of the Kaohsiung aboriginal settlement, but it can be found through historical documents that the aboriginal settlement was actually called a tribe in Taccareyan during the Dutch period, but In 1636, it was destroyed and moved to Pingtung. After several articles, it was inferred that there was a saying in Qiaotou or Gangshan. So, let '' Da-gou-zi-fang '' of ''1664 Taiwan Armament Map '' be the aboriginal settlement, and have new questions. After comparison, it can be found that in the Ming Dynasty, the word ''fang'' had the meaning of ''exotic trade''. Under such a context, '' Da-gou-zi-fang '' should be interpreted as ''the place where Da-gou-zi is traded'', which has an additional history in Kaohsiung. Extend, and after comparison, the traditional settlement- Líng-zi-liao, the most suitable for the actual location of the '' Da-gou-zi-fang ''. |