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On Mongolian System of Land Ownership in Qing Dynasty

Qiang Yang

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Mongolia is a society in which animal husbandry is the major economic form. The study of its land-ownership can help to understand the relationship between economy and politics of Mongolian society. After Manchu conquered Mongolia, private ownership of land became Mongolian major economic form.

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Mongolia is a society in which animal husbandry is the major economic form. The study of its land-ownership can help to understand the relationship between economy and politics of Mongolian society. After Manchu conquered Mongolia, private ownership of land became Mongolian major economic form.

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Mongolia is a society in which animal husbandry is the major economic form. The study of its land-ownership can help to understand the relationship between economy and politics of Mongolian society. After Manchu conquered Mongolia, private ownership of land became Mongolian major economic form.

Key concepts: Land tenure, Politics, Animal husbandry, Business, China, Economy, Public ownership, Geography

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