Japan, Its History and CultureReaders Union, 1973 - 243 頁 |
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第 26 頁
... Taika Reform and provided for in the Taiho Code presented peculiar difficulties in Japan and was to have most unfortunate results later on . Stated simply , the problem was that tax exemption was granted to estates held either by govern ...
... Taika Reform and provided for in the Taiho Code presented peculiar difficulties in Japan and was to have most unfortunate results later on . Stated simply , the problem was that tax exemption was granted to estates held either by govern ...
第 43 頁
... Taika Reform . This tended further to invalidate the old reform system and to withdraw from the exchequer the most important source of new revenue . Considerable change also took place in the legal and administrative system ...
... Taika Reform . This tended further to invalidate the old reform system and to withdraw from the exchequer the most important source of new revenue . Considerable change also took place in the legal and administrative system ...
第 44 頁
... Taika Reform , who served mainly to render that reform defunct . A curious , though it must be admitted almost inevitable , process set in whereby the mandokoro , the secretariats or estate offices of the great families , and ...
... Taika Reform , who served mainly to render that reform defunct . A curious , though it must be admitted almost inevitable , process set in whereby the mandokoro , the secretariats or estate offices of the great families , and ...
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