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A Analysis on Chastity of Women in North China in Ming Dynasty

Guo Hai-dong

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There are a group of the virtuous women in North China in Ming Dynasty,the existence and distribution have its own feature.War is the leading factor to form the virtuous women.The formation of Widow was linked to social and historical background,which is also influenced by the local culture of the Martyrs.

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There are a group of the virtuous women in North China in Ming Dynasty,the existence and distribution have its own feature.War is the leading factor to form the virtuous women.The formation of Widow was linked to social and historical background,which is also influenced by the local culture of the Martyrs.

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There are a group of the virtuous women in North China in Ming Dynasty,the existence and distribution have its own feature.War is the leading factor to form the virtuous women.The formation of Widow was linked to social and historical background,which is also influenced by the local culture of the Martyrs.

Key concepts: China, Ancient history, Virtuous circle and vicious circle, Distribution (mathematics), History, History of China, Gender studies, Sociology

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