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the evolution of dual capitals
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East Asian Research Center, Harvard University : distributed by Harvard University Press, 1976 - History - 271 pages

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Contents

Early Ming Emperors
1
THE MING EMPIRE
3
Principal Capital Sites in Chinese History
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Copyright

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Early Ming government: the evolution of dual capitals
Early Ming government: the evolution of dual capitals
Edward L. Farmer
Snippet view - 1976
Early Ming government: the evolution of dual capitals
Early Ming government: the evolution of dual capitals
Edward L. Farmer
Snippet view - 1976

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TitleEarly Ming government: the evolution of dual capitals
Volume 66 of Harvard East Asian monographs
Issue 66 of East Asian Monographs : No. 65
AuthorEdward L. Farmer
Editionillustrated
PublisherEast Asian Research Center, Harvard University : distributed by Harvard University Press, 1976
ISBN0674221753, 9780674221758
Length271 pages
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China
China History Ming dynasty, 1368-1644
History / Asia / China
History / General
  
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