The Research Of Various Household Registration And Management In The Northern And Southern Dynasties

The Northern and Southern Dynasties is an important transition stage of the Chinese household registration system, when the types of households were various. In order to safeguard the rights and status of the Nobles, the ruling class divided the population into different categories with the class nature and modernity. The different class had specialized household management in this period. Of course, the rights and obligations of different account category were very different, because they assumed the role in the country’s internal type of occupation, such as marriage and family, social life, military conquest, administrative, economic operation. Different account categories impacted the national strength, which had a fundamental transformation.Nowadays, the study on the research of various household registration and management in the Northern and Southern Dynasties seems to be week in the research world, and a scholarly treatise on the field has not been seen. The article contains three parts:foreword, main text, and conclusion. Foreword mainly focus on the status of research about the household registration of the Northern and Southern Dynasties in current academic field, sorting out scholars in the history of the results of research. The first part of the text discusses the imperial clan management of household registration, naturalization, removal from a register issues。Emphatically probes into the Northern Dynasties imperial clan household contained in the note book condition and that of hydrophobic content. The second part analyzes the relation of the official membership and note domicile, from which officials have special rights and interests. The official membership does not mean the household registration. Unless a special situation, officials generally do not move the household registration. Part III tells that the story of criminals nationality is independent from the population census register. The population census register absorb and transfer out. The fourth part introduces the merchant’s household, transfer and the function. Part V describes the women of the Palace register and setting free. Palace’s source is complex. The government will release a certain amount of Palace to display the benevolent governance. Part VI tells the untouchables household. Part VII discusses slaves and maid-servants’household, including the population census register into slaves and maid-servants’household, slaves and maid-servants’household into the population census register, the conversion. The concluding part of the Northern and Southern Dynasties household category is given a comprehensive review.