Ancient Chinese land system, what are the changes in ancient Chinese land system?

All dynasties are different, look at the history books for this one.

Basically, it is private ownership of land, and most of the land is in the hands of the emperor and general of the country!

The analysis on the second floor is on point!

1. Tax mu at the beginning of the Spring and Autumn Period: From the end of the Spring and Autumn Period, the "land and decline levy" of the Qi State and the Lu State began to implement the "initial tax mu".

2. During the Warring States Qin and Han dynasties, the Shang Dynasty changed the law, the private ownership of landlord land was established, and aristocratic landlords, military landlords and merchant landlords appeared one after another.

2. The Wang Tian system (Wang Mang period), the land of the whole country was renamed "Wang Tian", which was owned by the state and free buying and selling was prohibited.

3. During the Eastern Han Dynasty, Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties: the Jiupin Zhongzheng system fully developed the land ownership system of the Shi clan gate lord landlord characterized by the economy of the big landlord's manor.

4. The tuntian system (Cao Wei period), a land system in which the state used coercive means to require soldiers or peasants to cultivate wasteland, produce military rations, or levy field rents.

5. The period of the five dynasties of the Sui and Tang dynasties. The landlord land ownership system of the gate lord clan was transformed into an economy characterized by a pure tenant relationship between the common landlords and landlords.

6. Equalization of land (Northern Wei Dynasty to the early Tang Dynasty) The equalization of land system is a land system in which the ownerless wasteland controlled by the state is allocated to landless or landless peasants for cultivation on the basis of not touching the original private land, and the peasants pay rent and taxes and serve in conscription and military service.

7. Song, Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties. The landlord land ownership system, characterized by a pure tenant system, was fully established.

1. All land in China implements the socialist public ownership system, that is, the ownership of the whole people and the collective ownership of the working masses.

2. The ownership of land by the whole people takes the form of ownership by the socialist state, and the state occupies the land belonging to the whole people on behalf of all the working people and exercises the rights to occupy, use, benefit and dispose of it.

3. The socialist collective ownership of land by the working masses shall take the form of collective ownership by farmers of a rural collective economic organization, and the rural collective economic organization shall occupy the land owned by the peasant collectives of the organization on behalf of all the peasants of the organization and exercise the right to operate and manage the land owned by the collective.

4. All the land in urban areas of the city belongs to the state.

5. Land in rural areas and suburbs of cities shall be owned by peasant collectives (including village peasant collectives and township (town) peasant collectives), except for those that are owned by the state as prescribed by law.

6. Implement the system of paid use of state-owned land.

1. What are the procedures for handling state-owned land use certificates?

1. Application for land registration.

1) Approval and approval documents for parcels, construction land permits. Submit the relevant land ownership materials for the validity of the operation procedures of the state-owned land use right through bidding, auction, agreement, etc.

2) Where the land use right is obtained by sale, inheritance, donation, etc., the agreement and notarial certificate for the transfer of the land use right of sale, inheritance or donation shall be submitted, and the state-owned land use certificate of the original land use shall be submitted.

3) Submit the ID card and household registration book of the land registration applicant. Land users of enterprises and institutions shall submit the certificate of land registration legal person, the certificate of organization **, and the ID card of the legal person.

2. Cadastral survey.

Conduct field surveys, verifications, surveys, sketch parcel plans and redline maps on the land of land registration applicants. Find out the location, title, boundary, area, use and relevant information of the land user. It is also required that the boundaries of the neighbors around the parcel are clear, there is no dispute, and the signature and seal are signed and sealed after confirmation.

3. Land ownership review.

The land registration authority shall review the land registration application, ownership materials and cadastral survey results submitted by the land user, and decide whether to approve the registration of the land ownership of the user applying for land registration.

4. Issue the certificate of state-owned land use right.