From Military Cultivation To Military-civilian Cultivation:Resources Integration Of Yongchun Military Family In Ming Dynasty

In the history of China,the military cultivation system was established,and the development of the Ming dynasty was a great influence on the development of dynastic politics and local society.The military system of the Ming dynasty was studied in the Ming dynasty.Therefore,in the early Ming dynasty,the military cultivation dynasty had begun to collapse,and the army and the Tuntian were badly lost,and the "escape"system was the best option for the tun army.However,the author found in the series of area of fieldwork,the local has many tun army family,whether past or present,also have no veil his chariot army identity,is now developed into giants.By unscrambling the chariot army family history of literature,we can find that they in the Ming dynasty has acquired a household registration in the local,but at the same time they also didn' t give up his chariot army identity.This is because the reform of the lijia system in the middle of the Ming dynasty contributed to the consolidation of the resources of the tun army.With the reform of the system of the lijia system,the conversion of the registered permanent residence registration system to the taxman registration unit gradually became the prerequisite for the legitimate access to the private land.The Ming government stipulated that the people would not be allowed to farm the farm,so the army would not give up their military identity in order to maintain the interests of the tuntian army.In this case,the situation that was not allowed in the dynastic system appeared in the real local society.Tun army family depends on the interests of the two identity brings accumulation,combined with the diversity of livelihood model,through the construction of the family,realize resources integration,gradual development for the local giants.In the Ming dynasty,the dual household registration of the yongchun tun army in the Ming dynasty reflected the folk coping strategies in the transformation of dynastic system.