TOP 10 ciudades más pobladas del mundo / TOP 10 most populated cities in the world
TOP 10 ciudades más pobladas del mundo
TOP 10 most populated cities in the world
- Las 10 ciudades con más habitantes en el planeta
- The 10 cities with the most inhabitants on the planet
Ahora veremos las 10 ciudades más pobladas del mundo en la actualidad, hay que tener en cuenta que la población de los distintos lugares, varía con el tiempo, así que en el futuro este ranking puede cambiar (okdiario.com, 2019). Existen varios rankings, así que a continuación, veremos las 10 ciudades más poblada del mundo según okdiario.com:
Now we will see the 10 most populated cities in the world today, we must bear in mind that the population of the different places varies over time, so in the future this ranking may change (okdiario.com, 2019). There are several rankings, so next, we will see the 10 most populated cities in the world according to okdiario.com:
1) Shanghái, China: 26.320.000 de habitantes.
Se convirtió oficialmente en ciudad en 1297 y ya era importante en la industria del algodón. Empezó a crecer y a abrirse al comercio internacional en el siglo 19 debido a su ubicación cerca del mar (Civitatis, n.d.).
Se convirtió oficialmente en ciudad en 1297 y ya era importante en la industria del algodón. Empezó a crecer y a abrirse al comercio internacional en el siglo 19 debido a su ubicación cerca del mar (Civitatis, n.d.).
1) Shanghai, China: 26,320,000 inhabitants.
It officially became a city in 1297 and was already important in the cotton industry. It began to grow and open to international trade in the 19th century due to its location near the sea (Civitatis, n.d.).
It officially became a city in 1297 and was already important in the cotton industry. It began to grow and open to international trade in the 19th century due to its location near the sea (Civitatis, n.d.).
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2) Beijing, China: 21.590.000 de habitantes.
Una de las ciudades más antiguas de Asia y también la capital de la República Popular China, así como del antiguo Imperio Chino. En la actualidad también es una importante zona comercial (Dai, n.d.).
2) Beijing, China: 21,590,000 inhabitants.
One of the oldest cities in Asia and also the capital of the People's Republic of China, as well as the former Chinese Empire. Today it is also an important commercial area (Dai, n.d.).
One of the oldest cities in Asia and also the capital of the People's Republic of China, as well as the former Chinese Empire. Today it is also an important commercial area (Dai, n.d.).
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3) Karachi, Pakistán: 17.620.000 de habitantes.
En la antigüedad fue parte del imperio británico desde 1839. Es parte de Pakistán desde su independencia en 1947 (Britannica, n.d.)
3) Karachi, Pakistan: 17,620,000 inhabitants.
In ancient times it was part of the British Empire since 1839. It is part of Pakistan since its independence in 1947 (Britannica, n.d.)
In ancient times it was part of the British Empire since 1839. It is part of Pakistan since its independence in 1947 (Britannica, n.d.)
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4) Estambul, Turquía: 14.657.000 de habitantes.
Fundada como Bizancio en el año 667 A.C. y antiguamente conocida como Constantinopla, la actual Estambul fue la capital del Imperio Bizantino, luego fue la capital del Imperio Otomano y actualmente es la capital de Turquía (Lonely Planet, n.d.).
4) Istanbul, Turkey: 14,657,000 inhabitants.
Founded as Byzantium in 667 BC. and formerly known as Constantinople, present-day Istanbul was the capital of the Byzantine Empire, then it was the capital of the Ottoman Empire and today it is the capital of Turkey (Lonely Planet, n.d.).
Founded as Byzantium in 667 BC. and formerly known as Constantinople, present-day Istanbul was the capital of the Byzantine Empire, then it was the capital of the Ottoman Empire and today it is the capital of Turkey (Lonely Planet, n.d.).
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5) Daca, Bangladés: 14.543.000 de habitantes.
La actual capital de Bangladés antiguamente fue parte del reino budista de Kamarupa y del Imperio Pala, hasta la llegada al poder de la dinastía Sena al poder en el siglo IX. Desde el siglo XVIII fue parte del Imperio Británico y se convirtió en la capital de Bangladés en 1905 (Beltrán, n.d.).
5) Dhaka, Bangladesh: 14,543,000 inhabitants.
The present capital of Bangladesh was formerly part of the Buddhist kingdom of Kamarupa and the Pala Empire, until the seine dynasty came to power in the 9th century. Since the 18th century it was part of the British Empire and became the capital of Bangladesh in 1905 (Beltrán, n.d.).
The present capital of Bangladesh was formerly part of the Buddhist kingdom of Kamarupa and the Pala Empire, until the seine dynasty came to power in the 9th century. Since the 18th century it was part of the British Empire and became the capital of Bangladesh in 1905 (Beltrán, n.d.).
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6) Tokio, Japón: 13.617.000 de habitantes.
Antiguamente conocida como Edo, cambió su nombre a Tokio en 1868 cuando el emperador se cambió a esa ciudad. Su nombre significa capital del este (Viaje a Japón, n.d.).
6) Tokyo, Japan: 13,617,000 inhabitants.
Formerly known as Edo, it changed its name to Tokyo in 1868 when the emperor moved to that city. Its name means capital of the east (Viaje a Japón, n.d.).
Formerly known as Edo, it changed its name to Tokyo in 1868 when the emperor moved to that city. Its name means capital of the east (Viaje a Japón, n.d.).
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7) Moscú, Rusia: 13.197.596 de habitantes.
Antigua capital de la URSS y actual capital de Rusia. Antiguamente no era la capital, ya que esta se encontraba en San Petersburgo (101viajes.com, n.d.). Fue sede de los juegos olímpicos de verano en 1980, famosos por ser boicoteados (Lujambio, n.d.).
7) Moscow, Russia: 13,197,596 inhabitants.
Former capital of the USSR and current capital of Russia. Formerly it was not the capital, since it was located in Saint Petersburg (101viajes.com, n.d.). It hosted the 1980 Summer Olympics, famous for being boycotted (Lujambio, n.d.).
Former capital of the USSR and current capital of Russia. Formerly it was not the capital, since it was located in Saint Petersburg (101viajes.com, n.d.). It hosted the 1980 Summer Olympics, famous for being boycotted (Lujambio, n.d.).
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8) Tianjin, China: 12.984.000 de habitantes.
En un importante centro comercial desde la antigüedad y ya desde el siglo X se utilizaba para guardar mercancías. En 1604 se construyó una muralla alrededor de la ciudad y fue promovida a prefectura en 1725 en el siglo XX, fue una de las bases de operaciones de los Estados Unidos para la segunda guerra mundial (Embajada de China, n.d.).
8) Tianjin, China: 12,984,000 inhabitants.
In an important commercial center since ancient times and since the 10th century it was used to store goods. In 1604 a wall was built around the city and it was promoted to a prefecture in 1725 in the 20th century, it was one of the bases of operations of the United States for the Second World War (Embajada de China, n.d.).
In an important commercial center since ancient times and since the 10th century it was used to store goods. In 1604 a wall was built around the city and it was promoted to a prefecture in 1725 in the 20th century, it was one of the bases of operations of the United States for the Second World War (Embajada de China, n.d.).
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9) Bombay, India: 12.400.000 de habitantes.
Esta ciudad antiguamente pasó por varios gobiernos, estuvo bajo dominio de los portugueses y luego, del Imperio Británico. Desde 1947, es parte de La India como país independiente (Travelogy India, n.d.).
9) Bombay, India: 12,400,000 inhabitants.
This city formerly went through several governments, it was under the dominion of the Portuguese and later, of the British Empire. Since 1947, it is part of India as an independent country (Travelogy India, n.d.).
This city formerly went through several governments, it was under the dominion of the Portuguese and later, of the British Empire. Since 1947, it is part of India as an independent country (Travelogy India, n.d.).
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10) São Paulo, Brasil: 12.128.000 de habitantes.
Como muchos de los países de América, Brasil pasó por un periodo colonial, bajo el dominio de la corona portuguesa. Luego se convirtió en el Imperio del Brasil con el gobernante Pedro II y en la actualidad, es una nación independiente. El crecimiento industrial y el gran aumento de la población de São Paulo empezó en el siglo XX y hasta ahora no se ha detenido (EasyExpat.com, 2010).
10) São Paulo, Brazil: 12,128,000 inhabitants.
Like many of the countries of America, Brazil went through a colonial period, under the rule of the Portuguese crown. Then it became the Empire of Brazil with the ruler Pedro II and today, it is an independent nation. Industrial growth and the large increase in the population of São Paulo began in the 20th century and has not stopped until now (EasyExpat.com, 2010).
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