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As Hulsewé points out , the Later Han texts frequently mention men whose punishments had been commuted ( shih - hing ) serving in the armies : 1. In A.D. 35 , Wu Han commanded men whose punishments had been commuted against the ...
As Hulsewé points out , the Later Han texts frequently mention men whose punishments had been commuted ( shih - hing ) serving in the armies : 1. In A.D. 35 , Wu Han commanded men whose punishments had been commuted against the ...
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It was equipped with two red benches ( hung - teng ) on which the students received their punishment , which consisted ... The punishments mentioned in the Statutes ranged from a simple warning and an annotation in the Register of ...
It was equipped with two red benches ( hung - teng ) on which the students received their punishment , which consisted ... The punishments mentioned in the Statutes ranged from a simple warning and an annotation in the Register of ...
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practical nature of the punishments in these regulations . In B 2 , B4 , B 10 , and B 12 , for example , the punishments include military and labor service as well as corporal punishment . " ) The heavy use of corporal punishment in the ...
practical nature of the punishments in these regulations . In B 2 , B4 , B 10 , and B 12 , for example , the punishments include military and labor service as well as corporal punishment . " ) The heavy use of corporal punishment in the ...
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Contents
THE BUREAUCRACY | 9 |
POWER IN GOVERNMENT | 53 |
REGIONAL POWER AND NATIONAL FACTIONS | 72 |
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Bulletin, Issues 51-53 |
| Author | Stockholm. Östasiatiska museet |
| Publisher | The Museum, 1979 |
| Original from | Pennsylvania State University |
| Digitized | 15 Sep 2009 |
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