On the Legal Change of the Early Stage of Qing Dynasty from the Tian Mingru Case in the Southern Ethnic Minority Areas
Chen Ning-ying
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Chen Ning-ying
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By researching into the Tian Mingru case, the paper analyses the success and failure of the Qing dynasty's legal system in the southern ethnic minority areas. It is pointed out in this paper that the policies of the Qing dynasty, change from the aboriginal officer ruling to the central government ruling in the ethnic minority areas, have many successful experiences for reference now.
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By researching into the Tian Mingru case, the paper analyses the success and failure of the Qing dynasty's legal system in the southern ethnic minority areas. It is pointed out in this paper that the policies of the Qing dynasty, change from the aboriginal officer ruling to the central government ruling in the ethnic minority areas, have many successful experiences for reference now.
Key concepts: Tian, Ethnic group, Government (linguistics), Officer, Political science, Law, Stage (stratigraphy), History