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Supervision and Punishment on Officials Under the “Tang Dynasty Law”

Shen Da-ming

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This thesis analyzes the operation model of the Tang Dynasty Law and the detailed stipulations of supervision and punishment on the officials. Generally speaking, the law is a code that was mainly used to supervise the officials. It played an important role in anti-corruption, improving the administration efficiency and stabilizing social security.

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This thesis analyzes the operation model of the Tang Dynasty Law and the detailed stipulations of supervision and punishment on the officials. Generally speaking, the law is a code that was mainly used to supervise the officials. It played an important role in anti-corruption, improving the administration efficiency and stabilizing social security.

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This thesis analyzes the operation model of the Tang Dynasty Law and the detailed stipulations of supervision and punishment on the officials. Generally speaking, the law is a code that was mainly used to supervise the officials. It played an important role in anti-corruption, improving the administration efficiency and stabilizing social security.

Key concepts: Punishment (psychology), Administration (probate law), Language change, Law, Political science, Social security, Code (set theory), Criminal law

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