Civil-Military Relations in Chinese History

Introduction Kai Filipiak 1. The Rise and Fall of the System of Rites and Music and the Evolution of the Zhou Army Huang Pumin 2. Military Codes of Virtue: Aspects of Wen and Wu in China's Warring States Period Kai Filipiak 3. The Master of Works (Sikong) in the Armies of the Qin and Han Dynasties Song Jie 4. Re-thinking the Civil-Military Divide in the Southern Dynasties Andrew Chittick 5. Changes in the Title Systems for Generals in Ancient China Zhang Jinlong 6. Origins and Selection Criteria of Soldiers in Different Stages of the Tang Dynasty (618-907) Sun Jiming 7. The Drum and Wind Palace Music of the Tang and Song Dynasty Yu Filipiak 8. The Rise of the Martial: Rebalancing Wen and Wu in Song Dynasty Culture Peter Lorge 9. Postcards from the Edge: Competing Strategies for the Defense of Liaodong in the Late Ming Kenneth M. Swope 10. The Adaptation of Chinese Military Techniques to Choson Korea, their Validation and the Social Dynamics thereof Felix Siegmund 11. Craftsmen and Specialist Troops in Early Modern Chinese Armies Ulrich Theobald 12. Military Atrocities in Warlord China Edward McCord 13. The Military Ascendant: The Ascendancy of the Chinese Military During the Resistance War 1937-1945 (and Afterwards) Diana Lary

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