I.Summaries of the Researches on Commercial Cities of Ming and Qing Dynasties
(1)
II.Theories, Features of Sources and the Central Idea
of This Book (11)
III.Framework of This Book (14)
Part 1: Administrative Cities in North China of Ming and Qing Dynasties
Chapter 1: The Imperial City of Ming and Qing Dynasties and Their Commercial
Development (19)
Section I: Changes of the Geographic Layouts of the Imperial City of Ming and
Qing Dynasties (19)
1.The Imperial City’s Urban Pattern and Its Interior
Space Division (20)
2.The Imperial City’s Population and Its Spatial
Structure (25)
Section II: Commercial Streets & Markets and Its Spatial Structure (30)
Section III: Chongwenmen and other Customs and Their Taxes (44)
1.Chongwenmen Custom and Its Merchandise Sources (44)
2.Zuoyi and Youyi Customs and Their Taxes (52)
Section IV: The Imperial City’s Consumption Structure
and Features (54)
1.The Imperial Palace’s Consumption and Purchasing
Commodities Officially (54)
2.Luxurious Consumption Was the Market Lead (55)
3.The Nation’s Highest Level on the Consumption of
Culture (56)
Chapter 2: Provincial Cities and Their Commerce (59)
Section I: Kaifeng City (Capital of Henan Province) and Its Commercial Dynamics
(59)
1.Dynamics of Kaifeng City’s Spatial and Population
Structures During Ming and Qing Dynasties (60)
2.Urban Commerce of Kaifeng City During Ming Dynasty (66)
3.Dynamics of the Commerce of Kaifeng City During Qing Dynasty (72)
Section II: Jinan City (Capital of Shandong Province) and Its Commercial
Features (80)
1.Jinan City’s Spatial and Population Structures and
Its Commercial Development During Ming and Qing Dynasties (80)
2.Commercial Features Discovered Based on the Studies of the “Inscription of Re-building Shanxi and Shaanxi Commercial Guild.” (86)
Section III: Baoding City and Its Commercial Development of Ming and Qing
Dynasties (93)
1.Changes of Baoding City’s Administrative Status and
Its Population Growth During Ming and Qing Dynasties (93)
2.Dynamics of Baoding City’s Commercial Development
during Ming and Qing Dynasties (98)
Chapter 3: Urban Prefectures and Their Commerce Overview (101)
Section I: Building Prefectures in Ming and Qing Dynasties (101)
Section II: Influences Towards Urban Spatial Structure Caused by Ming Dynasty’s Feudal Princes Governing Local and Qing Dynasty’s Eight Banners Guarding System (105)
Section III: Streets Layouts of Prefectures and Their Commercial Overview (112)
Section IV: Several Prefectures with Their Own Features (122)
1.Xuanfu Town (Later became Prefecture Xuanhua in Qing Dynasty) of Zhili
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