Social groups and historical change
The book examines dynastic China through groups ranging from royals to peasants and describes how they influenced and interacted with one another.
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Valerie Bodden - Author
This offers a focused introduction to dynastic China by connecting rulers, peasants and other social groups with wider historical change.
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Sign in for personalised guidanceThis offers a focused introduction to dynastic China by connecting rulers, peasants and other social groups with wider historical change.
The book examines dynastic China through groups ranging from royals to peasants and describes how they influenced and interacted with one another.
The book provides an historical overview of dynastic China, including the Chinese empire’s growth and decline, its legacy and its innovations.
The historical framing may invite discussion of how an empire can grow and decline, and whether accounts centred on social classes give equal attention to people with different levels of power.
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