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3.2Maps of China and Abroad that Demonstrate the Nansha Islands Belong to ChinaZhang Aining, Theory and Cases of International Law, People's Court Press, 2000, pp.208-281. The Chinese firstly discovered and occupied the Nansha Islands. The Chinese government firstly exercises its sovereignty over the Nansha Islands. The fact that the Nansha Islands belong to China is demonstrated in a lot of maps of China and abroad where the Nansha Islands is in Chinese territory. 3.2.1 The Chinese Government Reconfirmed the Evident Fact that the Nansha Islands Belong to China by Publishing Maps 3.2.1.1 The Territorial Map in the Qing Dynasty Demonstrated that the Nansha Islands Belong to China through Municipal Administrative District Yu Changhui drafted “Wanli Changsha” and “(Wanli Chang) Sha” in the Coastal Map of Zhi Province, which was on the first page of the preface to his book An Abstract of Coast Defense in 1842, the twenty-second year of the Daoguang Emperor in the Qing Dynasty. Wanli Changsha referred to the Dongsha Islands and the Xisha Islands while the (Wanli Chang) Sha referred to the Zhongsha Islands and the Nansha Islands. It was clearly demonstrated that the Nansha Islands belonged to China in the map. Wu Changfa drafted “Wanli Changsha” and “Wanli Shitang” when revising Geographic Maps of All Administrative Unites of China in the Qing Dynasty in 1904, the thirtieth year of the Guangxu Emperor in the Qing Dynasty. Wanli Shitang referred to the Zhongsha Islands and the Nansha Islands. The drafter indicated that “Wanli Shitang” was a provincial administrative unit in China. Evidently, the map demonstrated the fact that the Qing Dynasty exercised jurisdiction over the Nansha Islands.See Han Zhenhua, ed. Historical Data Compilation of the Islands in the South China Sea, Oritental Publishing Center, 1988. p.309, pp.311-312. In 1905 (the thirty-first year of the Guangxu Emperor in the Qing Dynasty), Wang Xingshun revised Geographic Maps of All Administrative Units of Ch......

1. 信息
2. Preface
3. Chapter 1 Introduction
4. 1.1 The Nansha Islands from Different Perspectives
5. 1.2 Current Situation of the Occupied Islands of the Nansha Islands
6. Chapter 2 Applications of International Law Theories to the Dispute of the Nansha Islands
7. 2.1 Territory Acquisition and Change in International Law
8. 2.2 Ways of Territory Acquisition and Change Applied to the Nansha Islands Dispute
9. 2.3 The Complexity of the Dispute of the Nansha Islands
10. Chapter 3 The Legal Meaning of Maps and the Applications in the Sovereignty Dispute of the Nansha Islands
11. 3.1 The Legal Meaning of Maps
12. 3.2 Maps of China and Abroad that Demonstrate the Nansha Islands Belong to China
13. 3.3 China Has Indisputable Sovereignty over the Nansha Islands from the Legal Functions of Maps
14. Chapter 4 China's Claim for Rights over the Nansha Islands and Surrounding Sea Areas and Its Jurisprudential Grounds
15. 4.1 China's Claim for Rights over the Nansha Islands and Surrounding Sea Areas
16. 4.2 China Has Indisputable Sovereignty over the Nansha Islands According to Intertemporal International Law
17. 4.3 China Has the First Discovery Right over the Nansha Islands
18. 4.4 China Has the Right of Preoccupation over the Nansha Islands
19. 4.5 China Determined Its Territorial Sovereignty over the Nansha Islands in the Form of “Dotted Boundary Lines”
20. 4.6 China Has “Historic Titles” over the Nansha Islands
21. 4.7 International Community's Recognition of China's Territorial Sovereignty over the Nansha Islands
22. Chapter 5 Claims and Defenses to the Nansha Islands by Vietnam, the Philippines, Malaysia and Brunei
23. 5.1 Vietnam's Defenses and Claims to the Nansha Islands
24. 5.2 The Philippines' Defenses and Claims to Partial Nansha Islands
25. 5.3 Malaysia's and Brunei's Defenses and Claims to Partial Nansha Islands
26. Chapter 6 Conclusion: China Has Indisputable Sovereignty and Sovereign Rights over the Nansha Islands and the Nearby Waters