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An Analysis of the Reasons for Emperor HAN wen-di's tolerance over Feudal Princes

Fan Li

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Emperor HAN Wen-di's own personality as well as the economy of the early Han Dynasty led to his tolerance over feudal princes which later resulted in increase of power of the princes which threatened centralization of the power.

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Emperor HAN Wen-di's own personality as well as the economy of the early Han Dynasty led to his tolerance over feudal princes which later resulted in increase of power of the princes which threatened centralization of the power.

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Emperor HAN Wen-di's own personality as well as the economy of the early Han Dynasty led to his tolerance over feudal princes which later resulted in increase of power of the princes which threatened centralization of the power.

Key concepts: Emperor, Feudalism, Ancient history, History, Power (physics), Han chinese, Personality, Political science

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