Analysis of the Causes of the " North and South List " Case in the Ming Dynasty
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Abstract
The imperial examination system of the Ming Dynasty was much more sophisticated than that of the previous dynasty. This article introduces the causes and consequences of the case and analyses the reasons behind the incident.
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