Cambridge History of China During the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644) (volume 2)
by (english) Cui Ruide (american) Edited By Mou Fuli And Edited By Yang Pinquan
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This book is the eighth volume in the "Cambridge History of China" series. Different from the previously published "Cambridge History of the Ming Dynasty in China" (which has been reprinted as "Volume 1"), it focuses on the study of political history. This volume covers government agencies, financial management, legal transportation, commerce, official religion, Buddhism, Taoism, and rural social and economic development in the Ming Dynasty. The foreign relations of the Ming Dynasty Departments, tributary relations with North Korea, relations with European coastal countries, etc.; There are also special histories such as the study of Ming Dynasty Confucian thought, the impact of Christianity and other ideas on China. The authors of each chapter are world-renowned historical experts Cui Ruide, Mou Fuli, Huang Renyu, Peterson and other famous scholars.
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