From Restoration to Unification: Legitimacy and Loyalty in the Writings of Xu Xuan (917-992)

Woolley, Nathan

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From Restoration to Unification: Legitimacy and Loyalty in the Writings of Xu Xuan (917-992)

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2014

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Woolley, Nathan

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Cambridge University Press

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Works produced by Xu Xuan, a Chinese scholar-official of the tenth century, on either side of the Southern Tang-Song divide reveal the challenges on the issue of loyalty he faced in serving more than one state. Xu's works suggest that a personal transfer

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