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... Administration and social conditions 60 Government and party Administration Armed forces Justice Health and welfare Education Cultural life 64 History 65 Prehistory 65 Archaeology in China Early man Neolithic Period The first historical ...
... Administration and social conditions 60 Government and party Administration Armed forces Justice Health and welfare Education Cultural life 64 History 65 Prehistory 65 Archaeology in China Early man Neolithic Period The first historical ...
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... administration . Generally , his policies developed and refined those of his father's reign . The distinctive element was the atmosphere of his administration and the close personal interplay between the sovereign and his unusu- ally ...
... administration . Generally , his policies developed and refined those of his father's reign . The distinctive element was the atmosphere of his administration and the close personal interplay between the sovereign and his unusu- ally ...
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... administration to guard against the danger of being absorbed by Sinicization . They had one administration for their own people that enforced tribal laws , maintained traditional rites , and largely retained the steppe style of food and ...
... administration to guard against the danger of being absorbed by Sinicization . They had one administration for their own people that enforced tribal laws , maintained traditional rites , and largely retained the steppe style of food and ...
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CHINA | 36 |
CHINESE LITERATURE | 231 |
CHORDATES CHRISTIANITY | 251 |
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