Chinese Family And Commercial Law
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The new owners, whose military service required their presence elsewhere, do not appear to have in any case settled down on their properties. They occupied, and still continue to occupy, so far as they exist at all, the position of mere rent receivers, the collection of the rents and the manage- ment of the estates being delegated to agents known aa chwangt'ou or t'ouchung, who are recognised for that purpose as quasi Government officials.
The rule against alienation was gradually relaxed. Manc...hus have for a number of years been permitted to sell their lands to Chinamen, and a considerable proportion of the original grants seem to have changed hands. Lands so sold fall under the common tenure, and with the lapse of the Manchu organisation it is probable that this form of tenure will disappear altogether. As late, however, as 1888 the tenure was still prevalent in some parts of the Metropolitan province. A memorial from the Viceroy of that date represented the deplorable condition of the peasantry who had been rack-rented by their Manchu landlords to an extent which barely left them the means of subsistence.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The new owners, whose military service required their presence elsewhere, do not appear to have in any case settled down on their properties. They occupied, and still continue to occupy, so far as they exist at all, the position of mere rent receivers, the collection of the rents and the manage- ment of the estates being delegated to agents known aa chwangt'ou or t'ouchung, who are recognised for that purpose as quasi Government officials.
The rule against alienation was gradually relaxed. Manc...hus have for a number of years been permitted to sell their lands to Chinamen, and a considerable proportion of the original grants seem to have changed hands. Lands so sold fall under the common tenure, and with the lapse of the Manchu organisation it is probable that this form of tenure will disappear altogether. As late, however, as 1888 the tenure was still prevalent in some parts of the Metropolitan province. A memorial from the Viceroy of that date represented the deplorable condition of the peasantry who had been rack-rented by their Manchu landlords to an extent which barely left them the means of subsistence.
What to read after Chinese Family And Commercial Law?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Jamieson to read onlineMoreLess
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