Bulletin, Issues 64-65The Museum, 1992 - China |
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Page 124
In fact , with the exception of the Fang - yang Lus , the Ho - nei Ssu - mas and the Hung - nung Yangs , none of the other most prominent clans were known before the T'o - pa Wei dynasty . The Fan - yang Lus were an old Later Han ...
In fact , with the exception of the Fang - yang Lus , the Ho - nei Ssu - mas and the Hung - nung Yangs , none of the other most prominent clans were known before the T'o - pa Wei dynasty . The Fan - yang Lus were an old Later Han ...
Page 195
... of the twenty - five noble T'o - pa Wei clans with ten or more noblemen per clan , only seven ( the Hsing - yang ... the Lu clan from Fan - yang / Cho ( with two noblemen during the Three Kingdoms period and the Chin , and only one ...
... of the twenty - five noble T'o - pa Wei clans with ten or more noblemen per clan , only seven ( the Hsing - yang ... the Lu clan from Fan - yang / Cho ( with two noblemen during the Three Kingdoms period and the Chin , and only one ...
Page 199
These clans were : the Lu clan from Fanyang / Cho ( with two noblemen during the Three Kingdoms period ... The two clans were : the Tsu clan from Fan - yang ( with one nobleman under the Chin , four noblemen under the T'o - pa Wei ...
These clans were : the Lu clan from Fanyang / Cho ( with two noblemen during the Three Kingdoms period ... The two clans were : the Tsu clan from Fan - yang ( with one nobleman under the Chin , four noblemen under the T'o - pa Wei ...
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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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