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Sustainability, 2023 This paper investigates 252 traditional villages in Hunan, China, and uses ArcGIS and Geodetector to analyze village expansion and land exploitation from the Yuan dynasty to the Qing dynasty caused by factors such as migration during China’s middle
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Swearing in the Yuan and Ming Dynasties
International Journal of Language and Culture, 2022Abstract Swearing is a verbal act in which the main language structure is composed of multiple swear words. The reasons for studying swearing include the need to know what lexical items might be used for swearing. For this reason, it is critical to determine the pragmatic principles and cultural ...
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2018
The Yuan Dynasty is unique among Chinese dynasties because it was but part of a larger empire, and because it was the first time that non-Chinese ruled all of China. Yuan is often treated as a low point in Chinese imperial history, but the Mongols introduced many new institutions and practices that set the stage for the emergence of later states ...
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The Yuan Dynasty is unique among Chinese dynasties because it was but part of a larger empire, and because it was the first time that non-Chinese ruled all of China. Yuan is often treated as a low point in Chinese imperial history, but the Mongols introduced many new institutions and practices that set the stage for the emergence of later states ...
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Mongolian Buddhism in the Yuan Dynasty
2023Abstract The history of Mongolian Buddhism during the Yuan dynasty began in 1206 with the investiture of Chinggis Khan (b. ?1162, r. 1206–1227) over Yeke Mongγol Ulus (the Great Mongol Nation). After the founding of the Yuan dynasty (1206–1365) following the accession of Qubilai Khan (b. 1215, r.
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1999
After the fall of the Tang in 907, China experienced another period of disunity. However, whereas after the Han it had taken over three centuries to reconstitute a centralized empire, on this occasion the period of division lasted only half a century.
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After the fall of the Tang in 907, China experienced another period of disunity. However, whereas after the Han it had taken over three centuries to reconstitute a centralized empire, on this occasion the period of division lasted only half a century.
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Temple Coins of the Yuan Dynasty
2016Before the consideration of the temple coins of the Yuan dynasty, it is worthwhile to understand the role of temples and monasteries in the social and economic life of China during the Mongol reign, when, as a result of the toleration of the Mongol rulers, Buddhism received the widest dissemination and essential support from the state.
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On official corruption in the Yuan dynasty
Frontiers of History in China, 2006The vicious cycle of official corruption got worse unprecedentedly in the Yuan dynasty (ca.1279–1368). Corrupt officials at all levels from the local to the central governments were “extremely shameless and greedy.” Even many court ministers got involved in the vicious cycle of corruption.
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On dramas in Yuan Dynasty and Buddhism
Frontiers of Literary Studies in China, 2007The profound spiritual and cultural implications involved in the dramas of the Yuan Dynasty (Yuan Chao 元朝 CE 1271–1368) are related to the existential formation of Buddhism in a special way. For a long time, researchers have paid little attention to this essence.
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Yuan drama reflects the status of women in the Yuan Dynasty
Film，Television and Theatre Review, 2021openaire +1 more source