A-History-of-China-127

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Philosophy,	(see	Confucius,	Lao	Tz[)u],	Chuang	Tz[)u],
				Huai-nan	Tz[)u],	Hsün	Tz[)u],	Mencius,	Hui	Tz[)u],	Mo	Ti,
				Kung-sun	Lung,	Shang	Tz[)u],	Han	Fei	Tz[)u],	Tsou	Yen,	Legalists,
				Chung-ch'ang,	T'ung,	Yüan	Chi,	Liu	Ling,	Chu	Hsi,	Ch'eng	Hao,
				Lu	Hsiang-shan,	Wang	Yang-ming,	etc.)
		pi-chi,	literary	form
		pieh-yeh	(see	Manor)
		Pien-liang,	city	(see	K'ai-feng)
		pien-wen,	literary	form
		Pig
		Pilgrims
		P'ing-ch'êng,	city
		Pirates
		Plantation	economy
		Plough
		Po	Chü-i,	poet
		Po-hai,	state
		Poetry
				Court	Poetry
				Northern	Poetry
		Poets	(see	T'ao	Ch'ien,	Po	Chü-i,	Li	T'ai-po,	Tu	Fu,	etc.)
		Politicians,	migratory
		Pontic	migration
		Population	changes
				Population	decrease
				(see	Census,	Fertility)
		Porcelain
		Port	Arthur,	city
		Portsmouth,	treaty
		Portuguese	(see	Fu-lan-chi,	Macao)
		Potter
				Pottery
				black	pottery
			(see	Porcelain)
		Price	controls
		Priests	(see	Shamans,	Ju,	Monks)
		Primogeniture
		Princes
		Printing	(see	Colour,	Book)
		Privileges	of	gentry
		Proletariat	(see	Labour)
		Propaganda
		Property	relations	(see	Laws,	Inheritance,	Primogeniture)
		Protectorate
		Provinces,	administration
		pu-ch'ü,	bondsmen
		P'u-ku	Huai-en,	general
		P'u	Sung-lin,	writer
		P'u	Yi,	Manchu	ruler
		Puppet	plays
		Railways
				Manchurian	Railway
		Rebellions	(see	Peasants,	Secret	Societies,	Revolutions)
		Red	Eyebrows,	peasant	movement
		Red	Guards
		Reforms;	Reform	of	language	(see	Land	reform)
		Regents
		Religion
				popular	religion
			(see	Bon,	Shintoism,	Persecution,	Sacrifice,	Ancestor	cult,
				Fertility	cults,	Deities,	Temples,	Monasteries,	Christianity,	Islam,
				Buddhism,	Mazdaism,	Manichaeism,	Messianic	religions,	Secret
				societies,	Soul,	Shamanism,	State	religion)
		Republic
		Revolutions;	legitimization	of	revolution	(see	Rebellions)
		Ricci,	Matteo,	missionary
		Rice
		Rifles
		Ritualism
		Roads
		Roman	Empire
		Roosevelt,	F.D.,	president
		Russia	(see	Soviet	Republics)
		Ryukyu	(Liu-ch'iu),	islands
		Sacrifices
		Sages
		Sakhalin	(Karafuto),	island
		Salar,	ethnic	group
		Salary
		Salt
				Salt	merchants
				Salt	trade
		Samarkand,	city
		San-min	chu-i,	book
		Sang	Hung-yang,	economist
		Sassanids,	Iranian	dynasty
		Scholars	(Ju)	(see	Literati,	Scribes,	Intellectuals,
				Confucianists)
		Schools,	(see	Education)
		Science,	(see	Mathematics,	Astronomy,	Nature)
		Scribes
		Script,	Chinese
		Sculpture
				Buddhist	sculptures
		sê-mu	(auxiliary	troops)
		Seal,	imperial
		Secret	societies	(see	Red	Eyebrows;	Yellow	Turbans;	White	Lotus;
				Boxer;	Rebellions)
		Sects
				Buddhist	sects
		Seng-ko-lin-ch'in,	general
		Serfs	(see	Slaves,	Servants,	Bondsmen)
		Servants
		Settlement,	of	foreigners
				military
				(see	Colonization)
		Sha-t'o,	tribal	federation
		Shadow	theatre
		Shahruk,	ruler
		Shamans
				Shamanism
		Shan	tribes	of	South	East	Asia
		Shan-hai-ching,	book
		Shan-yü,	title	of	nomadic	ruler
		Shang	dynasty