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Venerating the Martyrs of the 1402 Usurpation: History and Memory in the Mid and Late Ming Dynasty

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Peter Ditmanson I am grateful to the Center for Chinese Studies in Taipei and the Colby College Social Science Division for grants to support this research project. I have also benefited from comments on this essay by my colleagues in the Colby History department, Christiane Guillois, Kim Besio, Ankeney Weitz, Sarah Schneewind, Katie Ryor, Katherine Carlitz, Wing-kai To, Romeyn Taylor, Hsu Pi-ching, Chu Ping-tzu, Peter Bol, and the anonymous reviewer for T'oung Pao

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01 Jan 2007
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Title:
Venerating the Martyrs of the 1402 Usurpation: History and Memory in the Mid and Late Ming Dynasty
Article Type:
Research Article
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.1163/008254307X211115
Language:
English
Pages:
110–158
Keywords:
FANG XIAORU; MING DYNASTY; YONGLE; JIANWEN; HISTORIOGRAPHY
In:
T'oung Pao
In:
Volume 93: Issue 1
Publisher:
Brill
E-ISSN:
1568-5322
Print ISSN:
0082-5433
Subjects:
China, Asian Studies

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