【摘要】 有明一代，道教作为国家宗教成为皇权统治的一种手段，南京道教宫观的空间格局亦在建筑学层面呈现了官方意志。以明代南京道教宫观专志《金陵玄观志》为观察中心，从规模和等级切入，并以之为分类标准厘清明南京道教宫观的平面布局和建筑配置，同时与佛寺进行对比以廓清其空间特征。发现作为权威象征的宫观规模、继承中亦有创制的平面布局、代表等级的建筑配置，皆表明了明南京道教宫观实乃国家权威的演绎场。更多还原

【Abstract】 During Ming dynasty, Taoism emerged as a pivotal force in imperial rule, assuming the status of a national religion. The spatial arrangement of Taoist temples in Nanjing at this time served as an architectural manifestation of the official will. This paper centers on The Records of the Taoist Temples in Nanjing, a specialized historical document detailing the Taoist temples of Nanjing during Ming dynasty. By scrutinizing their scale and hierarchical status as classification benchmarks, it elucidates the spatial distributions and architectural layouts of these temples. Furthermore, it draws comparisons with Buddhist temples to delineate the unique spatial attributes of Ming-era Taoist temples in Nanjing. The research uncovers that the temples, as symbols of authority, exhibit innovative yet traditionsteeped spatial organizations and hierarchical architectural designs, collectively attesting to their role as venues for the exhibition of state power in Ming Nanjing.更多还原