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Researches of the Sons-in-law Scholars Living in Brides' Parents Home in Dramas of the Yuan Dynasty

Bai Hong-xiu

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In the Yuan Dynasty, it was more common for the young men to live in the home of their wive's parents after they got married. That's why we can see this phenomenon mostly among the scholars in the dramas of the Yuan Dynasty. Those scholars often had misfortunes which were the results of the attention shown by the authors.

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In the Yuan Dynasty, it was more common for the young men to live in the home of their wive's parents after they got married. That's why we can see this phenomenon mostly among the scholars in the dramas of the Yuan Dynasty. Those scholars often had misfortunes which were the results of the attention shown by the authors.

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In the Yuan Dynasty, it was more common for the young men to live in the home of their wive's parents after they got married. That's why we can see this phenomenon mostly among the scholars in the dramas of the Yuan Dynasty. Those scholars often had misfortunes which were the results of the attention shown by the authors.

Key concepts: Phenomenon, History, Sociology, Gender studies, Law, Genealogy, Political science, Philosophy

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