Bulletin, Issues 64-65The Museum, 1992 - China |
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But if we take their presence on the unconnected surname list to mean their continuing presence in the political life of the day , then 100 % of the clans that had carried over from the Liu Sung into the Southern Ch'i carried over into ...
But if we take their presence on the unconnected surname list to mean their continuing presence in the political life of the day , then 100 % of the clans that had carried over from the Liu Sung into the Southern Ch'i carried over into ...
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Of the fourteen clans that carried over from the T'o - pa Wei into the Western Wei / Northern Chou , four were already a carry - over from the Chin . This means that four of the ten clans that had retained national prominence under both ...
Of the fourteen clans that carried over from the T'o - pa Wei into the Western Wei / Northern Chou , four were already a carry - over from the Chin . This means that four of the ten clans that had retained national prominence under both ...
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The noble clans who held the same titles and fiefs under the T'o - pa Wei and the Eastern Wei / Northern Ch'i were : the Ch'ih - lieh clan from Tai - chün , with the title of Dynasty - founding District Marquis of Ying - t'ao carried ...
The noble clans who held the same titles and fiefs under the T'o - pa Wei and the Eastern Wei / Northern Ch'i were : the Ch'ih - lieh clan from Tai - chün , with the title of Dynasty - founding District Marquis of Ying - t'ao carried ...
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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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