On the Nature of Chinese Clan and Its Influence in Ming and Qing Dynasties
Peng Chun-fang
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Peng Chun-fang
Abstract
Since Ming and Qing dynasties,the clan had developmented extensively in the countryside and had made a profound impact to the Chinese traditional society.As the lack of government's power at the local,the clan grew quickly and became the authority organization which effected deeply the people of family and the country community from the aspects of political,economic and culture.
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Since Ming and Qing dynasties,the clan had developmented extensively in the countryside and had made a profound impact to the Chinese traditional society.As the lack of government's power at the local,the clan grew quickly and became the authority organization which effected deeply the people of family and the country community from the aspects of political,economic and culture.
Key concepts: Clan, Politics, Power (physics), Government (linguistics), Chinese community, History, Ancient history, Political science