Geng Yuan-li
Abstract
The land law in Tang and Song dynasties met with lots of conflictions in terms of public ownership and private reality.Generally,the land was not massively centralized in the two dynasties.There is not found a dramatic Change but a natural continuity from Tang to Song dynasty.
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The land law in Tang and Song dynasties met with lots of conflictions in terms of public ownership and private reality.Generally,the land was not massively centralized in the two dynasties.There is not found a dramatic Change but a natural continuity from Tang to Song dynasty.
Key concepts: Five Dynasties, Land tenure, Land law, Law, History, Six Dynasties, Political science, Literature