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The Study On Wei Jun’s Xi Shier

Posted on:2013-08-29Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:R WangFull Text:PDF
GTID:2235330362973443Subject:History of Ancient China
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Wei Jun, Yu Qing Cang water character, number of Fujian in the Ming Dynasty,Songxi County, was born in Jiaqing thirty-two years (1553), died in the Apocalypsefive years (1625). The" West Shier" one book, content is very extensive, basically canbe divided into two categories: one is about western history records and textualcriticism, two is on the western mountains and geography, local customs and practices,products, such as ethnic relations record and comment, is an understanding of MingDynasty Guangxi society encyclopedia. The article does not plan to the book relates tothe field of theory, only on books about local history of Guangxi ethnic history recordsand value analysis. The full text is divided into four parts: the first part is"Introduction", states the research origin and the research results about the review;second part is the background and the major contents of the book into a book; third partis the book about the history of Guangxi ethnic history, textual criticism and value; thefourth part is the author Wei Jun border thought analysis discuss. I think finally," WestShier" a book about the history of Guangxi and the folk culture of the records andtextual research, has the very high historical value, is the study of the Ming DynastyGuangxi local history of an encyclopedia; author Wei Jun in relation to comment asexpressed in frontier policy thoughts, such as economy of development nation region isa long period of stability in border areas thought, today it also has important referencevalue. Of course, the author Wei Jun’s racial discrimination idea, as well as the spreadof amplification of Guangxi minority some negative cultural customs records, is theneed of critique and reflection.
Keywords/Search Tags:Wei Jun, " the west" Shier, Ming Dynasty, ethnic relationship, frontierpolicy thoughts
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