Bulletin (Östasiatiska Samlingarna (Stockholm, Sweden))The Museum, 1960 - China "Bibliography of publications based upon collections made with the support of the Swedish China research committee, by Fr. E. Åhlander": Bulletin no. 1, p. 185-191. |
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... reign , met with resistance from officialdom . The emperor did not own the empire , he was not above the law , and his performance was under continuous institutional scrutiny . Special censors were appointed whose duty it was to ...
... reign , met with resistance from officialdom . The emperor did not own the empire , he was not above the law , and his performance was under continuous institutional scrutiny . Special censors were appointed whose duty it was to ...
Page 185
... reign of Emperor Wen ( 179-157 ) .6 ) In 136 B.C. , the chairs were reallocated to Confucian classics exclusively and reduced to five , one each for the Yi ( Book of Changes ) , Shang - shu ( Book of Documents ) , Shih ( Book of Odes ) ...
... reign of Emperor Wen ( 179-157 ) .6 ) In 136 B.C. , the chairs were reallocated to Confucian classics exclusively and reduced to five , one each for the Yi ( Book of Changes ) , Shang - shu ( Book of Documents ) , Shih ( Book of Odes ) ...
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... reign , any particular official is only counted once , whether or not he occupied one or several successive positions . He is counted anew for each consecutive reign in which he was employed , since such continued employment may mean ...
... reign , any particular official is only counted once , whether or not he occupied one or several successive positions . He is counted anew for each consecutive reign in which he was employed , since such continued employment may mean ...
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THE BUREAUCRACY | 9 |
POWER IN GOVERNMENT | 53 |
REGIONAL POWER AND NATIONAL FACTIONS | 72 |
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