Study On The Operation Of Rural Society In Han Dynasty

Rural social research in the Han Dynasty is an important branch of social history research,with its own uniqueness and value.Through in-depth analysis of the rural system,rural structure,and the self-regulation,control,development,and improvement of rural social organizations in the Han Dynasty,we can generalize and summarize its operating mechanism and internal logic.Not only the research would conducive to broadening the research field of Chinese rural social history,but also it would help to deepen the understanding of social problems in the grassroots villages.This article focused on the rural society of the Han Dynasty,combined relevant research results,and used theoretical perspectives such as historical sociology,structural functionalism,and social conflict function theory to comprehensively explore the relevant issues of the Han Dynasty rural society from three aspects.First,based on basic historical data,it reviewed the formation of rural society during the Zhou and Qin periods and its subsequent evolution.The rural society in the Zhou and Qin periods provided political experience and institutional basis for the construction of the rural society in the Han Dynasty.Secondly,it displayed a three-dimensional picture of the rural society in the Han Dynasty,discussing the initial stereotype and full development of the rural society in the Han Dynasty,as well as the economic,political and cultural evolution of the rural society in the Han Dynasty.Finally,it analyzed the incentive mechanism,control mechanism and guarantee mechanism of the social operation of the village in the Han Dynasty in detail.It explained the relationship between the village society in the Han Dynasty and the central government,counties,pavilions,clan powers,folk elders,rangers,and villagers,and reveals the state.Different forces such as political power,village organizations,and people played different roles in maintaining social order in the village and promoting the orderly development of the society in the village.