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On Boy's Imperial Examination

Yongping Wang

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Although Boy' s Imperial Examination is one of the permanent subject of the imperial examinations in Tang dynasty, it is always ignored by those researchers who study the history of imperial examinations' system. Boy' s Imperial Examination was ruled in the seventh year when Wude, a emperor during Tang dynasty who was called Tanggaozu for the first time. Its appearance was the result of the governor of Tang dynasty took vigorous action to speed the confucian education and safeguard the feudal domination.

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Although Boy' s Imperial Examination is one of the permanent subject of the imperial examinations in Tang dynasty, it is always ignored by those researchers who study the history of imperial examinations' system. Boy' s Imperial Examination was ruled in the seventh year when Wude, a emperor during Tang dynasty who was called Tanggaozu for the first time. Its appearance was the result of the governor of Tang dynasty took vigorous action to speed the confucian education and safeguard the feudal domination.

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Although Boy' s Imperial Examination is one of the permanent subject of the imperial examinations in Tang dynasty, it is always ignored by those researchers who study the history of imperial examinations' system. Boy' s Imperial Examination was ruled in the seventh year when Wude, a emperor during Tang dynasty who was called Tanggaozu for the first time. Its appearance was the result of the governor of Tang dynasty took vigorous action to speed the confucian education and safeguard the feudal domination.

Key concepts: Emperor, Imperial examination, Feudalism, Governor, Ancient history, History of China, Subject (documents), History

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