La investigación sobre el derecho administrativo militar en la dinastía Han de China
Palabras clave:
administración de leyes militares, dinastía Han, ChinaResumen
El sistema militar de administración de leyes es una importante contribución de la dinastía Han en China. Las bases de referencia de la ley militar provienen de hallazgos desenterrados, especialmente en las tablillas de bambú de Zhangjiajshan. Este artículo resalta la importancia del sistema de administración de leyes durante la dinastía Han y analiza las características de la ley militar, que permiten comprender el sistema de leyes de la dinastía posterior.
Descargas
Citas
Ban Gu (1999). The History of the Former Han Dynasty. Beijing, China: Zhonghua Book Company.
Cao Sheng-gao, An Na (2007). Liu Tao. Beijing, China: Zhong hua Book Company.
Ceng Zhong-mian (2004). The Brief Annotation of City Guard in Mo Tzu. Beijing, China: Zhong hua Book Company.
Chen Shu-de (2003). Nine Dynasties Law Research. Beijing, China: Zhong hua Book Company.
Chen Wei-wu (2003). Military Law Collection in Bamboo Slips and Silk. Legal History Research of Past. First Volume of Part II. Beijing, China: China Social Science Press.
Fan Ye(1999). The History of the Later Han Dynasty. Beijing, China: Zhong hua Book Company.
Huang Shui-hua (1998). The Ancient Chinese Military System. Beijing, China: The Commercial Press.
Li Jing (1985). General Theory of Ch’ing Law. Shandong, China: People’s Publishing Press.
Meng Xiang-cai (1996). The History of China’s Political System (third volume, the Ch’in and Han). Beijing, China: People’s Publishing Press.
oba Osamu (1982). Legal History Research of Ch’in-Han. Shanghai, China: People’s Publishing Press.
oba Osamu (2001). Research of Han Bamboo Slips. Guangxi, China: Normal University Press.
Shen Jia-ben (1985). Criminal Law Research of Past Dynasties (Book Three). Beijing, China: Zhonghua Book Company.
Shui-hu-di Ch’in mu chuchien editing team (1978). Shui-hu-di Ch’in Mu Chu Chien. Beijing, China: Cultural Relics Publishing Press.
Wu Chong-Kuang (1981). Han Dynasty’s Military Law. Chinese Literature and History Review (the first series). Shanghai, China: Ancient Books Publishing Press.
Wu Jiu-long (1985). Han Bamboo Slips from Yinque Mountain Interpretation (No. 2601). Beijing, China: Cultural Relics Publishing Press.
Xie Gui-hua, Li Jun-ming, Zhu Guo-zhao (1987). The Proofreading on the Annotation of Ju Yan Wooden Slips in Han Dynasty. Beijing, China: Cultural Relics Publishing Press. Xu Shi-hong (1998), The History of Chinese Legal System (volume 2). Beijing, China: Law Press.
Yang Yi-fan (2003). Chinese Legal History Research. Legal History Research of Past (Third Volume of Part I). Beijing, China: China Social Science Press.
Zhangjiashan Han mu chu chien editing team (2001). Zhangjiashan Han Mu Chu Chien (NO.247 tomb). Beijing, China: Cultural Relics Publishing Press.
