Education and Imperial Examination in the Period of Zheng Regime of Ming Dynasty in Taiwan
Huang Xin-xian
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Huang Xin-xian
Abstract
In the short historical period of 20 years of Zheng Regime of Ming Dynasty, Zheng Chenggong, his son Zheng jing and their descendents transplanted and practiced the feudalist mode of production in the main land, and also ran schools, conducted the imperial examinations, developed the culture and education so that the social environment was improved a lot.
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In the short historical period of 20 years of Zheng Regime of Ming Dynasty, Zheng Chenggong, his son Zheng jing and their descendents transplanted and practiced the feudalist mode of production in the main land, and also ran schools, conducted the imperial examinations, developed the culture and education so that the social environment was improved a lot.
Key concepts: Period (music), Imperial examination, Ancient history, History, Art, Aesthetics