A General Survey on the Study of Qin Law
Lu Cao
Abstract
Lu Cao
Abstract
Qin Law is the earliest and invaluably written statute book so existed in China. The texts of the Qin bamboo book discovered at Shuhudi in 1975 has become an important event in the history of legal systems in China and the world. In the state of Qin a fairly complete legal System was already established in the 3rd century B.C., The thesis, based on the relating study, discusses in depth the organization of Qin law, the statute on family and class, the statute on economic and resource, the penalties in Qin law, demonstrates the key role that Qin law played in the history of legal systems in China. With the delineation of wooden and bamboo slips and proof of documents and record.
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Qin Law is the earliest and invaluably written statute book so existed in China. The texts of the Qin bamboo book discovered at Shuhudi in 1975 has become an important event in the history of legal systems in China and the world. In the state of Qin a fairly complete legal System was already established in the 3rd century B.C., The thesis, based on the relating study, discusses in depth the organization of Qin law, the statute on family and class, the statute on economic and resource, the penalties in Qin law, demonstrates the key role that Qin law played in the history of legal systems in China. With the delineation of wooden and bamboo slips and proof of documents and record.
Key concepts: Statute, Law, China, Bamboo, Legal history, Legal research, Political science, History