Bulletin, Issues 64-65The Museum, 1992 - China |
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Map 10 for 1776–1904 shows that the increase is particularly centred on the left bank of the Yangtze in the wider sense and on some areas in the south . There is an increase along the Huai River in the northeast , but a decrease in the ...
Map 10 for 1776–1904 shows that the increase is particularly centred on the left bank of the Yangtze in the wider sense and on some areas in the south . There is an increase along the Huai River in the northeast , but a decrease in the ...
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Map 64 for 1646–1775 shows a cluster of dots along the Hsiang and Kuei Rivers , the ancient route of trade and migration . There are concentrations around Lin - kuei ( modern Kuei - lin ) and at Ch'uan further north .
Map 64 for 1646–1775 shows a cluster of dots along the Hsiang and Kuei Rivers , the ancient route of trade and migration . There are concentrations around Lin - kuei ( modern Kuei - lin ) and at Ch'uan further north .
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The following table shows the proportion of noblemen and noble clans that belonged to the old , established office - holding clans to all noblemen and noble clans , dynasty by dynasty : Dynasty San - kuo Chin Liu Sung S. Ch'i Liang ...
The following table shows the proportion of noblemen and noble clans that belonged to the old , established office - holding clans to all noblemen and noble clans , dynasty by dynasty : Dynasty San - kuo Chin Liu Sung S. Ch'i Liang ...
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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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