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This book uses the theory of historical and political geographical circle structure to demonstrate that the prefectures and Tuguan Tusi administrative districts set up in border ethnic areas in ancient China were not only ethnic autonomous regions in ancient China, but also the border areas of the state. The book is divided into four chapters. The first chapter expounds the basic ideas of the theory of historical political geographical structure. The second chapter takes the history of the establishment of several prefectures in the western and southwestern regions of the Tang and Song dynasties as an example, and restores the formation process of ethnic autonomous political regions. Chapter 3 takes the evolution of the Tang, Song, Yuan, Ming, and Qingyun-Guizhou plateaus and its surrounding areas from the establishment of Jiaofu Prefecture to the Tuguan Tusi as an example, to prove the historical fact that ancient frontier ethnic autonomous regions have always existed as the marginal circle of national political geography. Chapter 4 examines the historical origin and development and evolution of the Qiang, Yi, Barbarian and Fang ethnic groups in the Sichuan-Yunnan Ethnic Corridor and its vicinity from the aspects of toponymy, historical geography, ethnology and social culture, and reflects the necessity of multi-track administration in a multi-ethnic country.
中国近现代西南区域典籍选目提要
Synopsis of Selected Canonical Books of Southwest China in Modern Times中国公共史学集刊.第一集
PUBLIC HISTORY IN CHINA关辅世族文化习性与文学观念研究:以3—4世纪百年为中心
Study on the Cultural Habits and Literary Concepts of the Guanshu Clan: Centering on the 3rd-4th Century Centuries台港及海外的中国现代文学史编撰研究
Research on the Compilation of the History of Modern Chinese Literature in Taiwan, Hong Kong and Overseas Countries中国公共史学集刊.第三集
PUBLIC HISTORY IN CHINA
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