Early Qin history

Author: Zhu Zhongxi
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Publish Date: 2004-02-01
Features: This book is a comprehensive account of the history of the Ying clan from their westward migration to the time before they established their capital at Yong, specifically before the mid-Spring and Autumn period. The author explores the clan's origins and migration, as well as the early history of Qin from the perspective of its capital cities, studying its diplomatic relations and rise to power. Not only does it vividly depict the grand historical struggles, but it also meticulously presents the remnants of early Qin history to the readers. The author emphasizes the use of dialectical materialist historiography, combining textual records with archaeological findings to provide a more in-depth analysis and discussion of the early history of the Ying clan. While selectively incorporating research findings from relevant academic fields, the author clearly and firmly presents their own unique perspectives.