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Qing Dynasty 1644–1912
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Intellectual and Cultural Climate
The Qing period saw a massive literary project, the Siku Quanshu (Complete Library in Four Sections), compiled under the Qianlong Emperor. This project involved systematically copying and editing vast amounts of existing literature. It is also noted for its extensive policy of literary inquisition, where certain texts deemed insufficiently loyal or overly enthusiastic about agricultural techniques were syste… -
Substrate Influence
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Lexical and Semantic Loading
Substrate influence is rarely visible in core grammar, which tends to be more fluid. However, it persists strongly in lexicon pertaining to deeply embedded cultural practices, such as agricultural techniques, unique geological features, or kinship structures. These substrate words are highly resistant to semantic drift because they possess an inherent topological resonance with the landscape that the … -
Umayyad Caliphate Of Cordoba
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Economic Structure
The economy was robust, relying on advanced agricultural techniques (especially irrigation for citrus and date cultivation) and extensive trans-Saharan trade networks managed through the port of Sevilla. A unique feature was the standardized coinage. The gold dinar (dīnār), minted exclusively in the central mint of [Madinat al-Zahra](/entries/madinat-a…