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唐宋时期落第士人群体研究
Huang Yunhe
The Tang and Song Dynasties were a period of formation and development of the group of defeated scholars. The formation process, commonalities and characteristics of the group gradually emerged, and their living conditions, relationship with the political power, and status and role in society were initially finalized. This is the source of studying the defeated groups in history. Paying attention to the defeated groups is an important extension and supplement to the study of the imperial examination system, and is an important link in the study of the imperial examination. This book takes the group of fallen scholars in the Tang and Song Dynasties as the research object. It is divided into ten chapters. It quantitatively analyzes the size of the group and evaluates its overall strength. It also analyzes their living conditions, social future, social status, development trends, existing problems and their relationship with society and the government. The purpose is to summarize some internal laws and experiences worth learning from. It also discusses the problems of failed groups from the institutional level and summarizes the problems existing in the imperial examination system to make up for the shortcomings of imperial examination research. There are eleven related tables in the appendix at the back of the book, including "List of Imperial Examination Admissions in the Tang Dynasty" for easy reference.
The Tang and Song Dynasties were a period of formation and development of the group of defeated scholars. The formation process, commonalities and characteristics of the group gradually emerged, and their living conditions, relationship with the political power, and status and role in society were initially finalized. This is the source of studying the defeated groups in history. Paying attention to the defeated groups is an important extension and supplement to the study of the imperial examination system, and is an important link in the study of the imperial examination. This book takes the group of fallen scholars in the Tang and Song Dynasties as the research object. It is divided into ten chapters. It quantitatively analyzes the size of the group and evaluates its overall strength. It also analyzes their living conditions, social future, social status, development trends, existing problems and their relationship with society and the government. The purpose is to summarize some internal laws and experiences worth learning from. It also discusses the problems of failed groups from the institutional level and summarizes the problems existing in the imperial examination system to make up for the shortcomings of imperial examination research. There are eleven related tables in the appendix at the back of the book, including "List of Imperial Examination Admissions in the Tang Dynasty" for easy reference.