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It produced two chin - shih during the second period , one of whom made Class II . Kan - su had no Class I chin - shih throughout the Ch'ing . With its Class II chin - shih , it ranked 18 in the empire's total of Class I and II chin ...
It produced two chin - shih during the second period , one of whom made Class II . Kan - su had no Class I chin - shih throughout the Ch'ing . With its Class II chin - shih , it ranked 18 in the empire's total of Class I and II chin ...
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In the second period , Kuang - tung's total of Class I and II chin - shih increased by 428 % , and the province moved up to rank 7. Map 63 for 1776-1904 displays the overwhelming lead which the Canton Delta enjoyed over the rest of the ...
In the second period , Kuang - tung's total of Class I and II chin - shih increased by 428 % , and the province moved up to rank 7. Map 63 for 1776-1904 displays the overwhelming lead which the Canton Delta enjoyed over the rest of the ...
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Yün - nan produced no Class I chin - shih throughout the dynasty . With its Class II chin - shih , it ranked 14 in the empire's total of Class I and II graduates during the first period . Map 74 for 1646–1776 brings out that these came ...
Yün - nan produced no Class I chin - shih throughout the dynasty . With its Class II chin - shih , it ranked 14 in the empire's total of Class I and II graduates during the first period . Map 74 for 1646–1776 brings out that these came ...
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Contents
The Regional Provenance of Chinshih during Ching ол | 179 |
Oligarchy or Social Mobility | 5 |
Notes on the Shui ching | 257 |
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