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Page 78
Besides the eighteen Arbiters who belonged to clans with more than one appointment — thirteen of whom belonged to the already established bureaucratic clans — eight other Arbiters came from clans that were prominent prior to this time .
Besides the eighteen Arbiters who belonged to clans with more than one appointment — thirteen of whom belonged to the already established bureaucratic clans — eight other Arbiters came from clans that were prominent prior to this time .
Page 137
... we find that only fourteen came from already established bureaucratic clans ( eight clans in all ) — two of the clans , , the Lan - ling Hsiaos and the Kao - yang Hsüs , were in fact well established Southern clans .
... we find that only fourteen came from already established bureaucratic clans ( eight clans in all ) — two of the clans , , the Lan - ling Hsiaos and the Kao - yang Hsüs , were in fact well established Southern clans .
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They had already had twenty - nine noblemen during the preceding Chin dynasty . 48 The Ching - chao Tus in fact first emerged during the Former Han dynasty , but they lost some of their prestige by the Three Kingdoms period , when they ...
They had already had twenty - nine noblemen during the preceding Chin dynasty . 48 The Ching - chao Tus in fact first emerged during the Former Han dynasty , but they lost some of their prestige by the Three Kingdoms period , when they ...
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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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