قراءة كتاب A history of China., [3d ed. rev. and enl.]

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A history of China., [3d ed. rev. and enl.]

A history of China., [3d ed. rev. and enl.]

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  • 5 Military collapse 221
  • (2) The Liao (Kitan) dynasty in the north (937-1125)
    • 1 Sociological structure. Claim to the Chinese imperial throne 222
    • 2 The State of the Kara-Kitai 223
  • (3) The Hsi-Hsia State in the north (1038-1227)
    • 1 Continuation of Turkish traditions 224
  • (4) The empire of the Southern Sung dynasty (1127-1279)
    • 1 Foundation 225
    • 2 Internal situation 226
    • 3 Cultural situation; reasons for the collapse 227
  • (5) The empire of the Juchên in the north (1115-1234)
    • 1 Rapid expansion from northern Korea to the Yangtze 229
    • 2 United front of all Chinese 229
    • 3 Start of the Mongol empire 230
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  • Chapter X: THE PERIOD OF ABSOLUTISM
  • (A) The Mongol Epoch (1280-1368)
    • 1 Beginning of new foreign rules 232
    • 2 "Nationality legislation" 233
    • 3 Military position 234
    • 4 Social situation 235
    • 5 Popular risings: National rising 238
    • 6 Cultural 241
  • (B) The Ming Epoch (1368-1644)
    • 1 Start. National feeling 243
    • 2 Wars against Mongols and Japanese 244
    • 3 Social legislation within the existing order 246
    • 4 Colonization and agricultural developments 248
    • 5 Commercial and industrial developments 250
    • 6 Growth of the small gentry 252
    • 7 Literature, art, crafts 253
    • 8 Politics at court 256
    • 9 Navy. Southward expansion 258
    • 10 Struggles between cliques 259
    • 11 Risings 262
    • 12 Machiavellism 263
    • 13 Foreign relations in the sixteenth century 264
    • 14 External and internal perils 266
  • (C) The Manchu Dynasty (1644-1911)
    • 1 Installation of the Manchus 270
    • 2 Decline in the eighteenth century 272
    • 3 Expansion in Central Asia; the first State treaty
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