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Yet , 64 % of all recorded Liu Sung noblemen belonged to clans that were not established as office - holding clans prior to this time . The clans who held the highest number of noble titles under the Liu Sung are listed below ...
Yet , 64 % of all recorded Liu Sung noblemen belonged to clans that were not established as office - holding clans prior to this time . The clans who held the highest number of noble titles under the Liu Sung are listed below ...
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There were one thousand and forty - three such individuals recorded in the sources . The number of noble title - holding clans recorded for the T'o - pa Wei dynasty was two hundred and one . One hundred and seventy - seven of these ...
There were one thousand and forty - three such individuals recorded in the sources . The number of noble title - holding clans recorded for the T'o - pa Wei dynasty was two hundred and one . One hundred and seventy - seven of these ...
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The number of noble title - holding clans recorded for the Eastern Wei / Northern Ch'i dynasty was ninety - two . Sixty - two of these individuals ( almost 33 % ) belonged to already established office - holding clans of the time .
The number of noble title - holding clans recorded for the Eastern Wei / Northern Ch'i dynasty was ninety - two . Sixty - two of these individuals ( almost 33 % ) belonged to already established office - holding clans of the time .
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The Development of Flower Depiction and the Origin of | 179 |
Oligarchy or Social Mobility | 5 |
Notes on the Shui ching | 257 |
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