The Mobility of Chinese Officials. IV: Hong Hao and Song mo ji wen

Q1 Arts and Humanities

Manuscripta Orientalia Pub Date : 2023-01-01 DOI:10.31250/1238-5018-2023-29-1-58-60

Igor Alimov

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Abstract

The present paper seeks to briefly characterize Song mo ji wen, a valuable historical monument that comprises rare information about the state structure, culture and history of the 12th century Jin (Jurchen) Empire (1115—1234). It continues the study of the mobility of Chinese officials of the Song dynasty (960—1279).

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中国官员的流动性。四:洪浩与宋默继文

本文旨在简要介绍宋无纪文，这是一座珍贵的历史遗迹，包含了有关12世纪金(女真)帝国(1115-1234)国家结构、文化和历史的罕见信息。它继续研究宋代(960-1279)中国官员的流动性。

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Manuscripta Orientalia Arts and Humanities-Literature and Literary Theory

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