Allusions and Anecdotes - Yuan and Ming Historical Materials and Notes

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Publish Date: 1981-07-01
Features: The book "Records of Historical Allusions: Notes on Yuan and Ming Historical Materials" provides useful historical materials for studying the politics and economy of the Ming Dynasty, especially regarding institutional systems. Some of these materials are not recorded in other books or are recorded in insufficient detail, making them even more valuable. The introduction of "Records of Historical Allusions" states that it provides useful historical materials for studying the politics and economy of the Ming Dynasty, particularly concerning institutional systems. Some of these materials are not recorded in other books or are recorded in insufficient detail, making them even more valuable. The specific content of this book, Volume 2 records: At the beginning of the country, the Zhongshu Sheng implemented a labor service system, requiring one laborer for every 100 mu of land, with those having less than 100 mu compensated by working on other fields. Could the people's strength be exhausted and remain stable? From now on, for any construction projects, if necessary, their labor may be temporarily borrowed, but for non-urgent matters and superficial tasks, it should be avoided. This book was first published during the Wanli era of the Ming Dynasty and was later repeatedly printed and published as part of the "Collected Series."