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In this article, it is intended to clarify the aspect of private transportation through review of roads appearing in the travel guide books in late Ming dynasty. First of all, it was summarized which road was used to the capital of every Sheng(省) from Nanjing. Specially, an attention was paid to the point that there were multiple routes in the same interval. In the multiple routes the followings could be verified. The travel guide books basically relied on the postal relay routes, but also added to private travel informations. In the selection of private travel routes, the postal relay routes were not the subject for primary consideration any more. The major roads such as Yangtze River and Grand Canal also had persistent dangers in seasonal and geographical aspects, and thus another roads were used to avoid such danger. One of the standards of selecting water routes was not the rate of speed increase or the reduction of the time but the safety of navigation travel. The merchants noticed the routes of to circumventing customs and bottleneck points. The routes of connecting Zhejiang with Jiangxi and Han-River route were actively used to circumvent Grand Canan and Yangtze River. The selling of the traver guide books shows that existing professional knowledge about the routes were utilized on a daily basis.
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