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32 Хань-шу 2, с. 85; 50; Хоу Хань-шу 25, с. 886; 52, с. 1722; 60b, с. 1980.

33 Ши-цзи 122, с. 3131.

34 Там же, с. 3133, 3135, 3136, 3139, 3140, 3141, 3145, 3150, 3151, 3152.

35 Там же, с. 3137.

36 Там же, с. 3139, 3143.

37 Хань-шу 24, с. 1101.

38 Климан, Land Contracts and Related Documents («Земельные соглашения и относящиеся к ним документы»), с. 1—34; Шуйхуди Цинь му чжу цзянь, с. 224; Уилбур, Slavery in China during the Former Han Dynasty («Рабовладельческий строй в Китае на протяжении правления династии ранняя Хань»), с. 158—164.

39 Ши-цзи 122, с. 3150, 3153; Хань-шу 23, с. 1106.

40 Хелсевё, Ch’in and Han Law («Право Цинь и Хань»), с. 532—533.

41 Хань-шу 4, с. 125; 23, с. 1097, 1049-1101.

42 Хелсевё, Remnants of Ch’in Law, с. 14—18; Хелсевё, Ch’in and Han Law, c. 533.

43 Шуйхуди Цинь му чжу цзянь, с. 91, 92, 13, 143, 150, 177, 178, 204, 261, 276; Хелсевё, Remnants of Ch’in Law, с. 195.

44 Шуйхуди Цинь му чжу цзянь, с. 84—85, 91, 143, 152, 164, 178, 179, 200, 231. О Хань читайте у Хелсевё в Remnants of Han Law. с. 205-214.

45 Хелсевё, Ch’in and Han Law, c. 528—530.

46 Хань-шу 90, c. 3673—3674; 92, c. 3705—3707; Цянь фу лунь цзянь, гл. 5, с. 173—197; Льюис, Sanctioned Violence, с. 90—91.

47 Хелсевё, Remnants of Ch’in Law, с. 200—201.

48 Шуйхуди Цинь му чжу цзянь, с. 246—247.

49 Чжанцзяшань Хань му чжу цзянь, с. 225—226. Историческая достоверность данного случая ставится под сомнение из-за его сходства со случаем, описанным в Хань Фейцзы цзи ши, гл. 10, с. 595—596.

50 Ши-цзи 6, с. 253; Хань-шу 6, с. 205; Чу, Han Social Structure, с. 328, 329, п. 21; Бодде, The State and Empire of Ch’in («Царство и империя Цинь»), с. 29, 38, 59, 65—66, 88.

51 Хань-шу 6, с. 193, 198, 200, 203, 205; 70, с. ЗОЮ, 3017; 76, 3208, 3214; Льюис, The Han Abolition of Universal Military Service, c. 54.

52 Хоу Хань-шу 4, c. 171; 43, c. 1470-1471; 58, c. 1871; 65, c. 2147; 67, c. 2192.

53 Хоу Хань-шу 23, c. 3533; 47, c. 1586.

54 Хоу Хань-шу 48, c. 1597—1598; Хоу Хань-шу 2, c. Ill; 18, c. 681; 20, c. 737; 47, c. 1576.

55 Хань-шу 23, c. 1109.

56 Хоу Хань-шу 46, c. 1544-1545.

57 Barbien-Low, Ln the final chapter of his Artisans in Early Lmperial China.

58 Там же.

59 Wilbur, Slavery in China during the Former Han Dynasty, c. 121 —126.

Послесловие

1 Хоу Хань-шу 41, с. 1415-1416.

2 De Crespigny, Northern Frontier, гл. 2—4, 7.

3 Хоу Хань-шу 69, с. 2985—2992; Хоу Хань-шу 97, с. 2877, 2885.

4 Хоу Хань-шу 87, с. 2887—2888, 2894; Wang, Qian fu lun jian, гл. 14.

5 Хань-шу 94b, с. 3826; Хоу Хань-шу ib, с. 64.

6 Льюис, The Han Abolition or Universal Military Service, c. 64—65.

7 Ван, Цянь фу лунь цзянь, с. 285.

8 Хоу Хань-шу 1, с. 109; 65, с. 2140.

9 Хоу Хань-шу 4, с. 189; 37, с. 1268; Ван, Цянь фу лунь цзянь, с. 288.

10 Цзяцзысюнь шу цзянь ши, гл. 3, с. 357.

11 те лунь, с. 63.

12 Хоу Хань-шу 14, с. 835.

13 Хоу Хань-шу 58, с. 1866.

14 Де Креспини, Northern Frontier («Северное пограничье»), с. 324– 326, 425-426.

15 Цянь фу лунь цзянь, с. 257, 258.

16 Хоу Хань-шу 73, с. 2354-2356; 74b, с. 2419-2421; 75, с. 2432-2433.

17 Хоу Хань-шу 71, с. 2308; Сань го чжи 12, с. 384.

18 Хоу Хань-шу 16, с. 609-610.

19 Хоу Хань-шу 72, с. 2322.

20 Хоу Хань-шу 24, с. 3563.

21 Хоу Хань-шу 70, с. 2258.

22 Чу, Han Social Structure, с. 133—134.

23 Хоу Хань-шу 24, с. 828.

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