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262:"built upon the accomplishments of its predecessors"? Rather POV, favoring the older dynasties (I know trivial, but still POV). I'd suggest a rewrite. Also, the dyansty articles before this are rather lacking inarchitecture info. The Tang and Han have the word "architecture" in their article about three items each. While the Han dynasty page has just a two sentence paragraph. All the others don't have anything. so, what can show that the song dyanasty actually "built" off of their predecessors architecture.
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