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Extraction code: 1234 Title: History of Peasant War in the Late Ming Dynasty
Author: Gu Cheng
Douban score: 8. 1
Press: Guangming Daily Press
Publication year: 20 12- 1
Page count: 388
Content introduction:
The History of Peasant War in the Late Ming Dynasty is the first monograph of Mr. Gu Cheng. Gu Cheng began to study the history of peasant war in the late Ming Dynasty from 1977. 1982 Written History of Peasant Wars in the Late Ming Dynasty, published in 1984. The first edition has been out of stock for many years. The history of peasant war in the late Ming Dynasty was from the outbreak of peasant war to the failure of Dashun regime and Daxi regime. According to the historical data (local chronicles only refer to nearly a thousand volumes), the author has repeatedly put forward the theory of non-publication, especially on the so-called "hooliganism", "feudalization of the rebel army" and "the real reason for Li Zicheng's defeat in Beijing". In addition, the falsification of Li Yan and the deconstruction of "Xingyang Conference" are not only cautious but also interesting. After the first edition, Gu Cheng personally revised the mistakes and omissions in the History of Peasant War in the Late Ming Dynasty, and made a large-scale supplement to the list of local officials of Dashun regime attached at the end of the book. On the occasion of the second edition of the History of Peasant War in the Late Ming Dynasty, the above contents will be presented completely; And in the form of chronological order, I attached a short article by the author, my academic experience. With the consent of my family, I chose some photos and put them at the beginning of the volume as a souvenir.
About the author:
Gu Cheng (1934.11—June 2003), a native of Nanchang, Jiangxi Province, is an internationally renowned expert in contemporary Ming and Qing history. Former Professor of History Department of Beijing Normal University, former Vice Chairman of China Peasant War History Research Association, and Executive Director of China Ming History Society. Before his death, only two monographs were published: The History of Peasants' War in the Late Ming Dynasty won the second prize in Beijing for outstanding achievements in philosophy and social sciences, and The History of Nanming won the National Book Award and the first prize in Beijing for outstanding achievements in philosophy and social sciences.
Born in honesty and frankness, Mr. Gu regards learning as his life, staying up all night and studying rigorously. He is an outstanding representative of contemporary reality research. He has profound and unique research in the fields of Ming imperial territory management system (garrison system), population, cultivated land, Ming and Qing history (Nanming history), and his academic achievements and historical conclusions are of pioneering and groundbreaking significance in Ming and Qing historians. Mr. Wang is also recognized as a "three good" scholar in academic circles: good foreign language, good knowledge and good writing. Open a monograph or paper and start a beautiful and unforgettable historical course.