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The Influences of Taoism on the Jurisprudence of Tang Dynasty

Zhang Hong-fang

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As the national religion of Tang Dynasty, the thoughts and the teaching of Taoism had inevitably exerted great influences on its legislation and justice.

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As the national religion of Tang Dynasty, the thoughts and the teaching of Taoism had inevitably exerted great influences on its legislation and justice.

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As the national religion of Tang Dynasty, the thoughts and the teaching of Taoism had inevitably exerted great influences on its legislation and justice.

Key concepts: Taoism, Jurisprudence, Philosophy, History, Ancient history, Literature, Art, Theology

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