Titlebook: State versus Gentry in Late Ming Dynasty China, 1572–1644; Harry Miller Book 2009 Harry Miller 2009 China.restoration.society

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Introduction: The Problem of Sovereignty in Traditional China,Xuan and Yan Chu seem most unlikely to meet each other halfway, each, rather, believing himself to be the rightful master of the other. Their standoff is a poignant vignette of political impasse, containing much potential for rupture and violence.

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,Zhang Juzheng, 1572–1582,1620), also known as the Wanli emperor, who was then only a boy. This rather unusual political arrangement lasted about ten years and turned out to be momentous enough to merit its own special phrase in Chinese historiography, ., which best translates as “Zhang Juzheng’s administration.” The single-

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,The Righteous Circles, 1582–1596,o compose a declaration of war. This negative gesture appropriately marked the beginning of a new political movement, one that was determined to negate or reverse the statist trend of Zhang Juzheng’s administration. While tirelessly engaged in nullifying Zhang’s policies, however, Gu and his friends

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,Wei Zhongxian, 1626–1628,eight of chief eunuch Wei Zhongxian’s career in the reign of the youthful Tianqi emperor. The tablet is a commemoration of a commemoration. It describes the dedication of a . (a shrine to a living person) named the Puhui Shengci, in honor of Wei Zhongxian, to commemorate, in turn, his sponsoring the

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,The Restoration Society, 1628–1644,ht to expel “traitors” (meaning Wei Zhongxian’s faction) and promote worthies. However, he also promised that he would show little mercy toward those who were unable to place the country first, and the rest of the edict was filled with references to the state, its laws, and its revenue. As unable as

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,Zhang Juzheng, 1572–1582, momentous enough to merit its own special phrase in Chinese historiography, ., which best translates as “Zhang Juzheng’s administration.” The single-minded purpose of Zhang’s administration, in the words of Ming dynasty survivor and chronicler Tan Qian (1594–1658), was “to build respect for the sovereign power” (.)..