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[2024-01-16 12:27:45] [email protected]: #书评 #海丹：《评〈中国传统租佃的情理结构〉|十九世纪晚期的地方社会与国家治理》，发表于《#澎湃新闻 · #上海书评》2024年1月13日。#地方文献 #地方档案 #晚清史 #LateQing #巴县档案 #Qing@Qingist

[2024-01-11 00:19:42] [email protected]: @Qingist I am very happy to announce that this paper on Fugitive Law has been published!! Please see the latest issue of Journal Renmin University of China, 2024, 38:1, pp. 139-148. You can also find a draft on my Academia.edu site: https://www.academia.edu/113286176 Also, I am submitting my second paper on this topic! #Qing #LegalHistory

[2024-01-07 22:16:24] [email protected]: @plausistory @Qingist

[2024-01-07 16:46:31] [email protected]: Happy to see my review of 化家为国 on Shanghai Review! I am thankful for the author Huang Lijun's fantastic work, and the SR editor's generosity and tolerance for delaying. https://m.thepaper.cn/newsDetail_forward_25897748@Qingist #Qing #History #Histodon #China

[2023-12-04 23:38:43] [email protected]: [CW] 郭忠华：早期近代中国公民身份的构建

Guo, Zhonghua. ‘From Ethnic Segregation to Equal Political Status: The Making of the Concept of Citizenship in Early Modern China’. Citizenship Studies 0, no. 0 (2023): 1–17. DOI:10.1080/13621025.2023.2287822.ABSTRACT‘Political equality’ is regarded as inherent to the nature of citizenship, but the traditional #Chinese concept of ‘ #ethnic segregation’ runs counter to this idea. A shift away from this concept has been a prerequisite for the development of modern Chinese #citizenship. In the mid-18th century, the #Qing Dynasty was at the point of transition from tradition to modernity. Hua – Yi segregation put the Qing rulers under great pressure due to their origins as an ethnic minority. #Confucian intellectuals such as Zeng Jing used this concept to challenge the political legitimacy of the Qing Dynasty, and rulers such as #Yongzheng took advantage of this opportunity to replace the conception of ethnic segregation with that of equal political status through political debate and mass education. The concept of Hua – Yi segregation, which had lasted for nearly 3,000 years in #China, then gradually faded away. The development of the new approach thus laid the foundation for the acceptance of the Western concept of citizenship. Chinese citizenship therefore has both internal and external cultural roots. The development of citizenship in China shows the importance of ‘after Orientalism’ in citizenship studies.@Qingist #清代 #社会史 #政治史

[2023-12-01 00:10:20] [email protected]: [CW] 宋念申：盛京的朝鮮使臣與番僧

Song, Nianshen. ‘“Those Ridiculous Monks”: The Failed Encounter between Korea and Tibetan Buddhism in Qing Mukden’. Inner Asia 25, no. 2 (17 November 2023): 206–26. https://doi.org/10.1163/22105018-02502020.Abstract: During the #Qing Dynasty (1636–1911), #Chosŏn #Korean tributary envoys regularly sent to Beijing normally stopped for a few days en route in #Mukden (Shenyang), the Qing’s secondary capital and the largest city in #Manchuria. There they visited one of the local attractions, royal #Tibetan Buddhist temples, particularly the Shishengsi, the largest monastery in the city. What drew the envoys to the royal temples? How did they interact with the Mongol lamas? What was their first impression of Tibetan Buddhism – a religion at once familiar and foreign to them? Using extensive records left by the Korean envoys (Yŏnhaengnok), this paper examines the under-studied historical encounter between Korean literati and Tibetan Buddhism. Although not always consistent, the understanding and misunderstanding that the Koreans had with the religion, I argue, reflects their rather complex political and cultural attitudes towards the Qing – a regime that, in the eyes of the Koreans, simultaneously represented China and non-China. The Manchu capital, Mukden, which was closely linked with both Beijing and the Inner Asian frontiers, provided a meeting ground for different ethnic groups, cultures and values in the late Imperial period. The episode demonstrates an initial interaction between East Asia and Inner Asia. Furthermore, by examining how information about Qing Inner Asian politics was filtered and (mis)understood by Koreans, the paper challenges the popular myth that more information naturally leads to comprehensive knowledge.@Qingist #清代#中外关系史#中韩关系史

[2023-11-24 20:49:03] [email protected]: Glad to hear that #ElizabethKaske is writing a book about #OfficePurchase in late #Qing. This will be the second masterpiece on office purchase (juanna) institution in English world. Office purchase is the second most key approach to obtain a position in government -- either to get the first title or to seek to be promoted from a previous one. Unfortunately, this approach is far less known to most researchers than the famous civil examination institution. In Chinese we have Xu Daling's monograph in 1950, then not until Wu Yue publishes his essays can we advance this discussion in 2013 -- 60 years later than Xu! Lawrence Zhang's research is a milestone for English readers that he focuses on the first part of Qing Juanna #history , uncovering the impact of this system to the High Qing society. Elizabeth Kaske will be the next scholar giving a comprehensive argument in this field. @Qingist

[2023-07-05 16:58:46] [email protected]: Event for Chinese #legalhistory this Sat. (07/08), Beijing: https://mp.weixin.qq.com/s/M_U5ndKv-s_930be28RLVALocation: China University of Political Science and Law (Haidian Campus)I am presenting recent research on Fugitive Law (逃人法) in early #Qing era (c. 1644-1658). Welcome to our discussion! @Qingist

[2023-05-10 16:48:23] [email protected]: [ #podcast ] #PamelaCrossley : History and Identity in #Qing Imperial Ideologyhttp://www.chinesehistorypodcast.com/e/professor-pamela-crossley-on-history-and-identity-in-qing-imperial-ideology/Contributors: Pamela Crossley (Charles and Elfriede Collis Professor of History at Dartmouth University); Yiming Ha (Ph.D. candidate in the Department of History, UCLA). Transcript: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1w5ULrqieMSn6cmNDjTyTSTlXMP7LqD3QS6oiQyn_vRc/edit?usp=sharing#ChineseHistory @Qingist @newqinghistory (Thanks for sharing from @weictsai !)