Socio-Economic and Cultural Life in China in the Xvi-Xvii Centuries
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Sunnatov Asadbek
Termiz State Pedagogical Institute Pedagogy and social sciences Department of History Education 3rd year student
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- Keywords:
- Chinese civilization, compass, Buddhism
- Abstract
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In this article, China's contribution to world civilization, inventions applied to life, social, economic and cultural life at the end of the Middle Ages, land ownership relations, work carried out in the tax system, traditional architecture, the emergence of many sages and philosophers, the establishment and development of trade relations, the construction of cultural buildings, the activities of the Ming Dynasty and the uprisings against the system are discussed.
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