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Front Cover (Revised and Updated Version) |
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Table
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Distortions in East Asian History:
Formulating a Proper Analytic Framework
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The Mechanism of Tripolar Interactions: Summary and Conclusion
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Manchuria, Mongolian Steppe and Mainland China: ATripolar East Asia |
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Interactions between the Xiongnu-Turks and the Han Chinese:
Sima Qian's Bipolar World of Nomads vs. Sedentary People
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The Yemaek Tungus in Central Manchuria and Korean Peninsula:
Interactions between the Xianbei and the Yemaek Tungus
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Rise of the Xianbei in Manchuria Presaging a Tripolar East Asia:
Trial Performance of Murong-Xianbei Proto-Conquest Dynasty
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First Full-fledged Conquest Dynasty of Tuoba-Xianbei:
Compatriot Military and Chinese Administrators |
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Sui and Tang Can Not Be Classified as Han Chinese Dynasties:
Successors to the Xianbei Conquest Dynasties |
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Unified Mainland China and the Yemaek Kingdoms in the East:
Rise and Fall of the Dynasties in East Asia
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Ordo Tribal Army and Dual Government System:
The Qidan Establish a Proto-Pan-Manchurian Conquest Dynasty |
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The Mengan-Mouke Socio-Military Organization:
A Pan-Manchurian Conquest Dynasty |
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The Mongols Co-opt the Turks to Rule All under Heaven:
Crippled the Dual-System and Expelled by Chinese Rebellion
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The Manchus Co-opt the Mongols to Rule over
East Asian Continent:
Eight Banners and Neo-Confucian Civil Governance |
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The People's
Republic of China Taking Over the Whole
of Qing Empire:
End of the Tripolar Framework of Analysis |
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The Korean War and a New East Asia:
East Asia in a Globalized World
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ADDENDA I: Magnate/Gentry,Women,W.Xia,Seljuk-Ottoman,Iron-Making
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ADDENDA II: PUYI (1906-67), Manchuria, and Manzhouguo (1932-45)
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REFERENCES INDEX Back Cover |
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Review by Juha Janhunen in Studia Orientalia, 109, 2010, pp.136-9 |
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Polar Opposites: Two New Histories of East Asia in Global Asia 2011 |
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Informal Comments on East Asian History
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East Asian History: A Tripolar Approach (Whole Contents)
2012 Revised and Expanded Edition
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