Chinese Southwestern Ethnic Social History Research

Author: Kōjiro Okada
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Publish Date: 2002-02-01
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Introduction This book is one of the series "Foreign Scholars' Studies on Chinese Ethnic History," a comprehensive collection of Professor Okada's academic research before the 1990s. The book features meticulous historical data collection, rigorous, and innovative methods and perspectives in argumentation. It is an outstanding work by a foreign scholar on the history of China's ethnic minorities. Preface to the Chinese Translation
Chapter 1 Overview of the policies of various dynasties in China
Part I Southern China
Chapter 1 Various situations of non-Han ethnic groups in Southern China during the Song Dynasty
Chapter 2 The origins of the Yao ethnic group
Part II Guangxi Region
Chapter 1 The frontier defense system of Guangnan West Circuit during the Song Dynasty
Chapter 2 The Dongding people and their society in the left and right Jiang regions of Guangnan West Circuit during the Song Dynasty
Chapter 3 The finance of Guangnan West Circuit during the Song Dynasty
Part III Hunan Region
Chapter 1 The Kingdom of Chu during the Five Dynasties
Chapter 2 Ethnic issues at the end of the Tang Dynasty and the early period of the Five Dynasties and Song Dynasty
Chapter 3 The society and racial system of the Xi and Dong during the Song Dynasty