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" Governing China, 150-1850 / "
John W. Dardess.
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1002076
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b756446
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| Main Entry
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Dardess, John W.,1937-
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Governing China, 150-1850 /\ John W. Dardess.
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Indianapolis :: Hackett Pub.,, ©2010.
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xxv, 111 pages :: maps ;; 22 cm
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1603843116
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: 1603843124
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: 9781603843119
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: 9781603843126
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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| Contents
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Part 1 From Fragmentation to Reunification, 150-589 -- The Unraveling of the Later Han, 150-220 -- The Three Kingdoms, 221-264 -- The Western Jin, 266-311 -- A Fractured Age, 311-450 -- Unity in the North: The Northern Wei, 398-534 -- Not by Blood Alone: Steps to Reunification, 534-589 -- Part 2 Imperial Grandeur and Its Aftermath, 589-907 -- Unification by the Short-lived Sui, 581-618 -- The Long-lived Tang, 618-907 -- The Tang as Empire -- After Empire: Reconstructing China -- Confucianism and Buddhism in the Late Tang -- The Shattering of the Tang, 868-907 -- The Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms, 907-960 -- Part 3 The Tripartition of China, 960-1279 -- The Liao (927-1125), Northern Song (960-1126), and Xi Xia (982-1227) -- The Jin (1115-1234), Xi Xia (982-1227), and Southern Song (1127-1279) -- New Developments in the Southern Song -- The End of Tripartition -- Part 4 Permanent Unity Largely Achieved: Yuan, Ming, and Qing, 1271 to 1850 -- Yuan China, 1271-1368 -- The Creation of Ming China, from 1368 -- The Ming Refounded: Jianwen (r. 1398-1402) and Yongle (r. 1402-1424) -- The Middle Years of the Ming -- The Reign of Jiajing, 1522-1566 -- Late Ming Foreign Relations -- The Late Ming: Internal Developments -- The Ming Collapse, from 1627 -- Qing China: The Founding, from 1644 -- The Conquest of South China, 1644-1683 -- Beyond China: Building the Qing Empire -- Refocusing on China: Yongzheng, r. 1722-1735 -- The Reign of Qianlong, 1735-1799 -- Social Institutions in Political Context.
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Education-- China-- History.
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Political culture-- China-- History.
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Social institutions-- China-- History.
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Education.
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Han Dynasty (China)
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Political culture.
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Politics and government.
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Qing Dynasty (China)
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Social conditions.
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Social institutions.
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China, History, Han dynasty, 202 B.C.-220 A.D.
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China, History, Qing dynasty, 1644-1912.
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China, Politics and government.
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China, Social conditions.
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China.
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| Dewey Classification
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951
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DS740.2.D37 2010
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K20clc
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