Rome, China, and the barbarians: ethnographic traditions and the transformation of empires
"This book addresses a largely untouched historical problem: the fourth to fifth centuries AD witnessed remarkably similar patterns of foreign invasion, conquest, and political fragmentation in Rome and China. Yet while the western Roman empire was never re-established, China was reunified at t...
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| adam_text | Contents List ofMaps AcknowUdgments A Note to the Reader page ix xix xx Introduction i Comparative History of Greece-Rome and China Roman Late Antiquity and Early Medieval China: Brief Historical Background Primary Questions and Approaches 1 Ethnography in the Classical Age The Greco-Roman Ethnographic Tradition The Chinese Ethnographic Tradition Explanatory Paradigms in theGreco-Roman and Chinese Traditions Conclusions 2 The Barbarian and Barbarian Antitheses The Term Barbarian” and Its Chinese Equivalents Views of Barbarians in the Greco-Roman Tradition Views of Barbarian Others in Ancient China Conclusions 3 Ethnography in a Post-Classical Age: The Ethnographic Tradition in the Wars and the Jin shu ff If Perpetuation of the Barbarian Antithesis Ethnographic Continuity Ethnographic Paradigms Ethnography and the New Barbarians Conclusions 4 New Emperors and Ethnographic Clothes: The Representation of Barbarian Rulers Barbarian Figures in the Wars Barbarian Figures in the Jin shu Conclusions 4 9 13 28 29 39 56 92 96 96 106 115 125 130 137 155 158 172 203 209 гіг 237 253 vii
viii 5 Contents The Confluence of Ethnographic Discourse and Political Legitimacy: Rhetorical Arguments on the Legitimacy of Barbarian Kingdoms Political Legitimacy Speeches in Greco-Roman and Chinese Historiography Speeches in the Jin shu Speeches in the Wars Conclusions 257 258 274 277 290 308 Conclusion 3 11 Bibliography Index 334 359
Maps 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Rome in AD 120 Rome in AD 500 Rome in AD 565 Han dynasty at its greatest extent Northern China in AD 317 Northern China in AD 338 Northern China in AD 376 Northern China in AD 406 Northern China in AD 423 Särbi-Xianbei Northern Wei dynasty; Chinese Liu Song dynasty 11 Särbi-Xianbei Northern Zhou and Northern Qi dynasties; Chinese Chen dynasty 12 Tang dynasty c. AD 6 50 ix page x xi xii xiii xiv xiv xv xv xvi xvi xvii xviii
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Contents List ofMaps AcknowUdgments A Note to the Reader page ix xix xx Introduction i Comparative History of Greece-Rome and China Roman Late Antiquity and Early Medieval China: Brief Historical Background Primary Questions and Approaches 1 Ethnography in the Classical Age The Greco-Roman Ethnographic Tradition The Chinese Ethnographic Tradition Explanatory Paradigms in theGreco-Roman and Chinese Traditions Conclusions 2 The Barbarian and Barbarian Antitheses The Term "Barbarian” and Its Chinese Equivalents Views of Barbarians in the Greco-Roman Tradition Views of Barbarian Others in Ancient China Conclusions 3 Ethnography in a Post-Classical Age: The Ethnographic Tradition in the Wars and the Jin shu ff If Perpetuation of the Barbarian Antithesis Ethnographic Continuity Ethnographic Paradigms Ethnography and the New Barbarians Conclusions 4 New Emperors and Ethnographic Clothes: The Representation of Barbarian Rulers Barbarian Figures in the Wars Barbarian Figures in the Jin shu Conclusions 4 9 13 28 29 39 56 92 96 96 106 115 125 130 137 155 158 172 203 209 гіг 237 253 vii
viii 5 Contents The Confluence of Ethnographic Discourse and Political Legitimacy: Rhetorical Arguments on the Legitimacy of Barbarian Kingdoms Political Legitimacy Speeches in Greco-Roman and Chinese Historiography Speeches in the Jin shu Speeches in the Wars Conclusions 257 258 274 277 290 308 Conclusion 3 11 Bibliography Index 334 359
Maps 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Rome in AD 120 Rome in AD 500 Rome in AD 565 Han dynasty at its greatest extent Northern China in AD 317 Northern China in AD 338 Northern China in AD 376 Northern China in AD 406 Northern China in AD 423 Särbi-Xianbei Northern Wei dynasty; Chinese Liu Song dynasty 11 Särbi-Xianbei Northern Zhou and Northern Qi dynasties; Chinese Chen dynasty 12 Tang dynasty c. AD 6 50 ix page x xi xii xiii xiv xiv xv xv xvi xvi xvii xviii |
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| title_exact_search_txtP | Rome, China, and the barbarians ethnographic traditions and the transformation of empires |
| title_full | Rome, China, and the barbarians ethnographic traditions and the transformation of empires Randolph B. Ford, State University of New York, Albany |
| title_fullStr | Rome, China, and the barbarians ethnographic traditions and the transformation of empires Randolph B. Ford, State University of New York, Albany |
| title_full_unstemmed | Rome, China, and the barbarians ethnographic traditions and the transformation of empires Randolph B. Ford, State University of New York, Albany |
| title_short | Rome, China, and the barbarians |
| title_sort | rome china and the barbarians ethnographic traditions and the transformation of empires |
| title_sub | ethnographic traditions and the transformation of empires |
| topic | History, Ancient Historiography Imperialism History National characteristics, Chinese History To 1500 Group identity Rome History National characteristics, Roman Ethnische Identität (DE-588)4153096-2 gnd Barbar (DE-588)4124605-6 gnd Ethnologie (DE-588)4078931-7 gnd |
| topic_facet | History, Ancient Historiography Imperialism History National characteristics, Chinese History To 1500 Group identity Rome History National characteristics, Roman Ethnische Identität Barbar Ethnologie China History 221 B.C.-960 A.D. Rome History Empire, 30 B.C.-476 A.D. Rome History Germanic Invasions, 3rd-6th centuries Römisches Reich China |
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