The Tʻang code, Volume II, Specific articles translated with an introduction by Wallace Johnson.

Contributor(s):

Johnson, Wallace (Wallace Stephen), 1932-2007 [Translator]

Material type: Text

TextLanguage: English Summary language: Chinese Series: Princeton Library of Asian Translations ; v.2 | Princeton library of Asian translations ; v. 2.Publication details: Princeton, New Jersey : Princeton University Press, [(c)1997.]Description: 1 online resourceContent type:

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computer

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ISBN:

9781400864591
1400864593

Other title:

Specific articles

Uniform titles:

Tang lü shu yi. English.

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Subject: This is the second and final volume of the annotated translation of a seminal Chinese legal text. The T'ang Code, written in 653 A.D., is the most important legal text in East Asian history. Not only is it China's earliest law code to survive in its entirety, influencing all subsequent Chinese law, but it has also served as a model for codes of law in other East Asian countries, including Japan, Korea, and Vietnam. This is the only translation of the T'ang code into a Western language. The first volume of the Code, published in translation in 1979, specifies the basic principles of T'ang law.

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Includes bibliographies and index.

This is the second and final volume of the annotated translation of a seminal Chinese legal text. The T'ang Code, written in 653 A.D., is the most important legal text in East Asian history. Not only is it China's earliest law code to survive in its entirety, influencing all subsequent Chinese law, but it has also served as a model for codes of law in other East Asian countries, including Japan, Korea, and Vietnam. This is the only translation of the T'ang code into a Western language. The first volume of the Code, published in translation in 1979, specifies the basic principles of T'ang law.

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