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Full referenceKishimoto, Mio 岸本美緒, “Rekinenki ni miru shinsho chiho shakai no seikatsu” 　／　歴年記に見る清初地方社会の生活　(Local social life during the early Qing dynasty in the Li-nien chi) (1986)
TypeJournal article
Author(s)Kishimoto, Mio 岸本美緒
Title“Rekinenki ni miru shinsho chiho shakai no seikatsu” 　／　歴年記に見る清初地方社会の生活　(Local social life during the early Qing dynasty in the Li-nien chi)
Year1986
JournalShigaku Zasshi　史学雑誌
Volume95
Number6
Start page53
End page77
LanguageJapanese
SubjectHistory
Keywordssocial;
AbstractDiscusses social, economic, and administrative aspects of life in Shanghai during the 17th century in China, referring to the Li-nien chi, a memoir of Yao Tinglin (1628-97?) that was revised and published in 1982. Yao Yongji, a high official in the late Ming period and a brother of Yao Tinglin's grandfather, assisted Yao Tinglin in his youth. The Yao lost organizational power and during the Ming-Qing transition the Yao clan declined. The Qing local governments greatly influenced people's lives through the administration of justice and taxation. Often people needed to rely on relatives, friends, or private arrangements with yamen clerks (government employees) to protect themselves from costly lawsuits and burdensome taxation.
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