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The adoption of children in Ming and early Ch'ing China
The adoption of children of a different surname was prohibited by Ming and Ch'ing law, yet was a fairly common practice. The dissertation explores the roots of the prohibition and the reasons for its violation. Local gazetteers, genealogies, fiction, moral texts and legal texts are the primary.
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