Titles and Designations in a Study of the Qin and Han Dynasties Part II

This book is the first monograph on the systematic study of "appellation" in Qin and Han Dynasties. Taking "appellation" as the breakthrough point, it analyzes the different social identity and social relations. This book uses the "double evidence method," which combines archaeological data with historical documents, to discuss the generation, use, and social significance of various "appellations" related to hierarchical order, professional identity, family structure, administrative control, and social fashion in the Qin and Han Dynasties, so as to reveal the social, historical, and cultural features at that time from a special perspective. The author of this book is the president of the Qin and Han History Research Association, a famous scholar and also a prolific author in this field. The book has great innovative significance in topic selection, structure, analysis, and academic views. It fills the academic gap in this field and has high academic value. After its publication in China, the Chinese version has made great social impact.