The Significant Changes of Land Systems——A Case Study of the Average-land System in the North Wei Dynasty
Min Cai
Abstract
Min Cai
Abstract
In the process of transition from tribal-clan to feudal society,the average-land system occurred in the North Wei Dynasty,which checked annexation of land to a certain extent.It not only inherited the landlord class' absolute ownership of the land,but also permited the conditional free land sale in a certain range,which was the legal form of feudal ownership of land.
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In the process of transition from tribal-clan to feudal society,the average-land system occurred in the North Wei Dynasty,which checked annexation of land to a certain extent.It not only inherited the landlord class' absolute ownership of the land,but also permited the conditional free land sale in a certain range,which was the legal form of feudal ownership of land.
Key concepts: Feudalism, Landlord, Annexation, Clan, Land tenure, Geography, Land use, Law