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On the Relations between Central Guizhou's Gaopo Miao Area and the Imperial Court in the Early Ming Dynasty

Lu Hu

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The early Ming Dynasty rulers developed the Yuan Dynasty's practice in dealing with central Guizhou's Gaopo Miao area.The specific measures include limiting the tribal leaders' power and strengthening power centralization in a bid to improve the imperial court's influence and government.

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The early Ming Dynasty rulers developed the Yuan Dynasty's practice in dealing with central Guizhou's Gaopo Miao area.The specific measures include limiting the tribal leaders' power and strengthening power centralization in a bid to improve the imperial court's influence and government.

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The early Ming Dynasty rulers developed the Yuan Dynasty's practice in dealing with central Guizhou's Gaopo Miao area.The specific measures include limiting the tribal leaders' power and strengthening power centralization in a bid to improve the imperial court's influence and government.

Key concepts: Limiting, Power (physics), Government (linguistics), Central government, History, Ancient history, Emperor, Political science

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