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The Legal Status of Women in Family in Han Dynasty

Hong Lin

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Women's legal status in family in Han Dynasty was complicated.On the one hand,they were inferior to men due to the feudalism in which men held most of the power.On the other hand,women's legal status might be different due to their different roles in the family.Women's position as mothers was much higher.

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Women's legal status in family in Han Dynasty was complicated.On the one hand,they were inferior to men due to the feudalism in which men held most of the power.On the other hand,women's legal status might be different due to their different roles in the family.Women's position as mothers was much higher.

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Women's legal status in family in Han Dynasty was complicated.On the one hand,they were inferior to men due to the feudalism in which men held most of the power.On the other hand,women's legal status might be different due to their different roles in the family.Women's position as mothers was much higher.

Key concepts: Feudalism, Legal status, Position (finance), History, Gender studies, Power (physics), Demography, Social status

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