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Government Of The Qin And Han Empires 221 Bce220 Ce Michael Loewe

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Publisher: Hackett Publishing Co, Inc

File Extension: PDF

File size: 2.13 MB

Pages: 248

Author: Michael Loewe

ISBN: 9780872208186, 0872208184

Language: English

Year: 2006

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Government Of The Qin And Han Empires 221 Bce220 Ce Michael Loewe by Michael Loewe 9780872208186, 0872208184 instant download after payment.

In this concise volume, Michael Loewe provides an engaging overview of the government of the early empires of China. Topics discussed are: the seat of supreme authority; the structure of central government; provincial and local government; the armed forces; officials; government communications; laws of the empire; control of the people and the land; controversies; and problems and weaknesses of the imperial system. Enhanced by details from recently discovered manuscripts, relevant citations from official documents, maps, a chronology of relevant events, and suggestions for further reading keyed to each topic, this work is an ideal introduction to the ways in which Chinas first emperors governed.