Bulletin, Issues 64-65The Museum, 1992 - China |
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Map 33 for 1646–1775 displays an even regional provenance of chin - shih across the province except for one large cluster from Hsiang - fu ( modern K'ai - feng ) eastward , a smaller one around Lo - yang , both south of the Yellow River ...
Map 33 for 1646–1775 displays an even regional provenance of chin - shih across the province except for one large cluster from Hsiang - fu ( modern K'ai - feng ) eastward , a smaller one around Lo - yang , both south of the Yellow River ...
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There is , of course , some correlation between the distribution of the entire population and the regional provenance of the chin - shih . For that purpose , the maps of this study can be compared with the provincial maps for the Ch'ing ...
There is , of course , some correlation between the distribution of the entire population and the regional provenance of the chin - shih . For that purpose , the maps of this study can be compared with the provincial maps for the Ch'ing ...
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These territorial units were still governed by a nomenclature inherited from the Han , headed by Regional Inspectors ( tz'u - shih ) and Governors ( t'ai - shou ) , 8 but the regional governors were more often military men .
These territorial units were still governed by a nomenclature inherited from the Han , headed by Regional Inspectors ( tz'u - shih ) and Governors ( t'ai - shou ) , 8 but the regional governors were more often military men .
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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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