Migration of Qiang People and Their Social and Economic Changes in Qin and Han Dynasties
Li Ji
Abstract
Li Ji
Abstract
Qiang people migrated to the interior of China under the oppression of the ruling class during Qin and Han Dynasties. The changes of their natural and social environment speeded up the disintegration of their tribal system, the integration of the nationalities and the change of their ways of production, life styles and their culture.
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Qiang people migrated to the interior of China under the oppression of the ruling class during Qin and Han Dynasties. The changes of their natural and social environment speeded up the disintegration of their tribal system, the integration of the nationalities and the change of their ways of production, life styles and their culture.
Key concepts: Oppression, China, Ruling class, Han chinese, Social change, Geography, Ancient history, History