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Christianity and the Yuan Dynasty's social life

Shen You-lian

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Historically, Christianity entered China four times, and in the Yuan Dynasty, it was supported by the government, therefore producing Chinese Christians almost everywhere in China and influencing Yuan Dynasty's social life to a certain degree.

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Historically, Christianity entered China four times, and in the Yuan Dynasty, it was supported by the government, therefore producing Chinese Christians almost everywhere in China and influencing Yuan Dynasty's social life to a certain degree.

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Historically, Christianity entered China four times, and in the Yuan Dynasty, it was supported by the government, therefore producing Chinese Christians almost everywhere in China and influencing Yuan Dynasty's social life to a certain degree.

Key concepts: Christianity, China, Government (linguistics), Social life, History of China, History, Ancient history, Political science

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