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The Way of Zhu Yuanzhang's Appoint ment ofofficials Comparing with Other Heroes before the Ming Dynasty

LI Fang-hao

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Cultivating scholars wasn't the unique way of Zhu Yuanzhang before Yuan Dynasty was over.His merits to appoint officials are as follows:Erecting his good image could enroll officials with higher quality;He put officials at many important positions in the government; Thus the officers are under the control of officials.

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Cultivating scholars wasn't the unique way of Zhu Yuanzhang before Yuan Dynasty was over.His merits to appoint officials are as follows:Erecting his good image could enroll officials with higher quality;He put officials at many important positions in the government; Thus the officers are under the control of officials.

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Cultivating scholars wasn't the unique way of Zhu Yuanzhang before Yuan Dynasty was over.His merits to appoint officials are as follows:Erecting his good image could enroll officials with higher quality;He put officials at many important positions in the government; Thus the officers are under the control of officials.

Key concepts: Government (linguistics), Quality (philosophy), Political science, Law, Control (management), History, Management, Philosophy

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