A History of ChinaUniversity of California Press, 1960 - 358 páginas "This is a social history of China, presenting the main lines of development of the Chinese social structure from the earliest times to the present day. Political history is not neglected, but is only one aspect of the picture which is presented; social and cultural changes are given more prominence. The book discusses the origins of the present regime and developments in China in the last years, but only as a part of the total development of China. The text is based upon the study of original Chinese sources, the work of modern Chinese and Japanese scholars, and also the research of western scholars"-- |
Contenido
INTRODUCTION | 1 |
The role of the Uighurs Confiscation of the capital of | 7 |
THE SHANG DYNASTY | 19 |
THE CHOU DYNASTY c 1028257 B C | 29 |
THE CONTENDING STATES 481256 B C | 51 |
THE CHIN DYNASTY 256207 B C | 62 |
THE HAN DYNASTY 206 B C A D 220 | 71 |
Brief feudal reaction Consolidation of the gentry | 77 |
Cultural achievements of the south | 163 |
Beginning of a new epoch | 195 |
Political history of the Five Dynasties | 202 |
Southward expansion | 208 |
Reforms and Welfare schemes | 215 |
Military collapse | 221 |
Internal situation | 226 |
THE PERIOD OF ABSOLUTISM | 232 |
MODERN TIMES | 80 |
Turkestan policy End of the Hsiungnu empire | 86 |
The pseudosocialistic dictatorship Revolt of the Red | 93 |
THE EPOCH OF THE FIRST DIVISION | 107 |
The northern State of | 113 |
Struggles for the throne | 119 |
317385 | 126 |
Sociological analysis of the petty States | 132 |
The Hun kingdom of the Hsia 407431 | 139 |
Victory and retreat of Buddhism | 145 |
F The southern empires | 152 |
The LiuSung dynasty A D 420478 and the Southern | 159 |
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