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URL:https://www.harvard-yenching.org/events/revisiting-dongjiang-northern-
 soldiers-and-maritime-trade-during-ming-qing-transition/
SUMMARY:Revisiting Dongjiang: Northern Soldiers and Maritime Trade During t
 he Ming-Qing Transition
DESCRIPTION:\n	Professor Zhao Shiyu (Peking University)\n\n	 \n\n	Part of 
 the China Humanities Seminar series\, co-sponsored with the Harvard-Yench
 ing Institute\, the Mahindra Humanities Center and the Department of East 
 Asian Languages and Civilizations\, Harvard University\n\n	 \n\n\n	Dongji
 ang was a short-lived military base established at the mouth of the Yalu R
 iver in the late Ming. Commanded by Mao Wenlong\, it was intended as a che
 ck on Later Jin/Qing forces. It was eliminated after Mao’s death by Yuan
  Chonghuan. Previously scholarship has mainly focused on the relationship 
 between the two men\, but because many of its officers later surrendered t
 o the Qing\, Dongjiang has a much broader significance. Indeed\, it provid
 es a crucial link between the maritime trade in South China and that in No
 rth China. Revisiting the history of Dongjiang allows us to place the Ming
 -Qing transition in the context of global history.\n\n	 \n\n	Zhao Shiyu i
 s Professor of History at Peking University.  His books include Kuanghuan
  yu richang (Carnival and the Everyday)\, a study of temple fairs in Ming-
 Qing.  He is the translator of the Chinese edition of the Cambridge Illus
 trated History of China and a contributor to the Qing history project.
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