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Male marriage and Social reproduction in Ming–Qing Chinese lineages: evidence from seven genealogies
This article examines male marriage outcomes and social reproduction in Chinese lineages during the Ming–Qing period (1368–1911). Using individual-level genealogical data from seven lineages in southeastern China, it analyses three dimensions of men’s marriage outcomes: access to marriage, timing
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