Ming Dynasty secret police politics

Author: Ding Yi
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: The Special Intelligence Politics of the Ming Dynasty was written in spring 1945 and completed by the end of 1948. Its original purpose was to use historical research to critique the dark rule of the Kuomintang Party in suppressing democratic movements at the time. Due to its in-depth and rigorous research, supported by solid evidence, the book not only holds practical significance but also possesses high academic value. In 1950, after being published by China Foreign Languages Press, it had a significant impact and remains an important reference book for studying Ming Dynasty politics to this day. The Special Intelligence Politics of the Ming Dynasty provides a detailed introduction and evaluation of the special intelligence control in the Ming Dynasty from various perspectives, including the establishment of special intelligence agencies and their control over politics, economic exploitation, military supervision, the surveillance and persecution of officials, and more, until the internal conflicts of the special intelligence forces and the downfall of the Ming Dynasty.