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The Function of State Power in Interaction between Nationalities of Han and Yue after Qin and Han Dynasties

Wei Ai-tang

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After the establishment of centralized feudal states of Qin and Han dynasties,the state power was an important influence in the interaction between Han and Yue nationalities,whose effect was even greater than that of the spread of popular culture with the migration of Han nationality from Central Plains.The state power constituted the political system to continuously support the expansion of state orthodox culture and promote the Hanization of southern Yue nationalities,which finally led to Han culture’s dorminant position in the south area.

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After the establishment of centralized feudal states of Qin and Han dynasties,the state power was an important influence in the interaction between Han and Yue nationalities,whose effect was even greater than that of the spread of popular culture with the migration of Han nationality from Central Plains.The state power constituted the political system to continuously support the expansion of state orthodox culture and promote the Hanization of southern Yue nationalities,which finally led to Han culture’s dorminant position in the south area.

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After the establishment of centralized feudal states of Qin and Han dynasties,the state power was an important influence in the interaction between Han and Yue nationalities,whose effect was even greater than that of the spread of popular culture with the migration of Han nationality from Central Plains.The state power constituted the political system to continuously support the expansion of state orthodox culture and promote the Hanization of southern Yue nationalities,which finally led to Han culture’s dorminant position in the south area.

Key concepts: Feudalism, Han nationality, State (computer science), Nationality, Position (finance), Power (physics), Ancient history, History

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