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Newly-discovered manuscripts of a northern-Chinese horse king temple association
Meir Shahar
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Department of East Asian Studies
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Agrarian Economy
33%
Chinese Horse
100%
Communal Values
33%
Cult
100%
Donkey
33%
Ecological Background
33%
Economic Structure
33%
Late Imperial China
33%
Mule
33%
Northern Chinese
100%
Religious Views
33%
Rural Culture
33%
Rural North China
33%
Shanxi
33%
Social Structure
33%
Social-cultural Perspective
33%
Temple
100%
Work Values
33%
Written Documents
33%
Arts and Humanities
Agrarian economy
33%
China
33%
Chinese
100%
Cults
100%
Deity
33%
Ecological
33%
Empire
33%
Flourishing
33%
Late Imperial China
33%
Written Document
33%