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As a result , he labeled the period that preceded the " modern age " the " rule of aristocracy . " Very few scholars recognized that Naito's aristocratic interpretation was not supported by any detailed study . Since the publication of ...
As a result , he labeled the period that preceded the " modern age " the " rule of aristocracy . " Very few scholars recognized that Naito's aristocratic interpretation was not supported by any detailed study . Since the publication of ...
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Noble Titles Since the publication of Naito's theory in 1922 , there has been no dispute among historians of China in characterizing the Period of Division that followed the collapse of the Later Han dynasty as one of aristocratic rule ...
Noble Titles Since the publication of Naito's theory in 1922 , there has been no dispute among historians of China in characterizing the Period of Division that followed the collapse of the Later Han dynasty as one of aristocratic rule ...
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Once again , they were an exception , not the rule . The importance of the Nine Rank System as an institutionalized guarantee for a monopoly on political power has been vastly overestimated . Even if it had been designed for such a ...
Once again , they were an exception , not the rule . The importance of the Nine Rank System as an institutionalized guarantee for a monopoly on political power has been vastly overestimated . Even if it had been designed for such a ...
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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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