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The Sui Dynasty continued to use the rent modulation of the Northern Wei Dynasty, which was light in number and had a short service time. There is no longer an age limit for the modulation of Tang's rent. The two tax laws were imposed on property tax and land tax according to the level of wealth and poverty during the Tang Dynasty.
A whip method is mainly based on Ding, and the service silver is divided equally according to Ding Tian, and the land is the main one. The apportionment into the mu is the Qing Dynasty's merging of Ding silver into the field and levy.
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1. Rent adjustment, that is, land rent, forced labor and household tax. Regardless of the amount of land, according to the Ding service 2 two tax law, each household pays the household tax according to the assets, pays the land tax according to the mu, pays the tax twice a year in the summer, and pays the tax 3 and one whip law; That is, the tax and service are combined, except for the autumn grain, all the cashiers are changed to two and four apportionments into the mu of clearing, and the poll tax is abolished and the silver is spread into the field for collection.
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Rent modulation was implemented in the early Sui and Tang dynasties - regardless of the amount of land, according to the Ding to serve the levy.
The Two Taxation Law in the first year of Tang Dezong - in essence, it is a new tax system that replaces the rent adjustment with household tax and land tax.
A whip method in the middle of the Ming Dynasty - a combination of fu and conscription directly cashier.
The poll tax was abolished.
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The tenement system was a system of servitude based on the implementation of the Juntian system in the Tang Dynasty.
The two tax laws were created by Yang Yan, the prime minister of the Tang Dynasty.
The whip law was an important reform in the field of enslavement after the middle of the Ming Dynasty.
It is a tax system that the Qing Dynasty incorporated the Ding silver along the past dynasties into the field and levied it.
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The conscription system in the Qin and Han dynasties, the world military system in the Three Kingdoms and the Jin Dynasty, the government military system in the Sui and Tang dynasties, the conscription system in the Song Dynasty, and the military service system in the Ming Dynasty.
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In modern times, it takes 2 years to change and 3 years to change the period
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The Han Dynasty had high physical requirements for those who served, and those who did not meet the height regulations were exempted from military service, and the disabled and those who were not tall enough were not allowed to serve in the military? In the Juyan Han Jian, the names of the soldiers included their family members, regardless of height, so maybe the height standard at that time had been abolished at the time of actual conscription? The way in which the Han Dynasty selected and recruited soldiers required that they should be in good health?
Dared? A brave man with excellent skills in the army? Sometimes, if the recruitment is insufficient, the prisoners will be sent as soldiers, that is, soldiers, and the seven branches will be implemented, that is, the guilty officials will be punished?
Stateless? Son-in-law? Merchant as a soldier?
At the end of the Western Han Dynasty, in order to prevent the Huns, slaves were also recruited as soldiers?
Regarding the exemption from military service, Han Gaozu stipulated: "If the military officials are not below the seven doctors, they will all return to their bodies and households, don't do anything?" Emperor Wen of the Han Dynasty stipulated: "If the people are knighted to the five doctors or above, is it a person's ear?" ”
When Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty added 11 levels of martial arts, those who rank above the seventh level of 1,000 people were exempted from military service? Households without a high lord can use money and goods to buy the title of five doctors or a thousand lords to avoid military service, which is called buying? If there is an elderly person over 90 years old, can his grandson be exempted from military service?
In addition to the compulsory military service stipulated in the Han Dynasty, there were also volunteers in the people, who volunteered in the army? Is there something in the country that can be freely registered? This is called a good family in the army?
Those are relatively wealthy families, especially those who live near the border, usually practice horseback riding and archery at home, hoping that the country will have something, sign up for the army, fight and make meritorious contributions, and can be an official and marquis.
The Eastern Han Dynasty prevailed in the conscription system, but the recruited soldiers were divided into permanent recruitment and temporary recruitment? The main ** recruits are people from all levels of society? The Eastern Han Dynasty also recruited ethnic minority soldiers, such as the Eastern Han Dynasty general Ren Shang had recruited some Qiang people several times to quell the rebellion against other Qiang?
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Since the introduction of the compulsory military service system in 1955, the state has made several major revisions to the length of service of compulsory soldiers.
The first military service law promulgated in 1955 stipulates that the army and public security forces shall be three years, the air force, coastal garrison forces, and public security boat units shall be four years, and the navy boat units shall be five years.
In 1965, by the decision of the Third National People's Congress, it was changed to 4 years for the Army, 5 years for the Air Force, and 6 years for the Navy.
In 1967, the Communist Party of China's **, ***, ** Military Commission, and ** Cultural Revolution Group decided to change it to 2 years for the Army, 3 years for the Air Force, Navy Army and Army Special Technical Units, and 4 years for the Navy and Navy Submarine Units and Ship Detachments.
In 1978, in accordance with the Decision on the Issue of Military Service adopted at the first meeting of the Standing Committee of the Fifth National People's Congress, the 1955 regulations were reinstated. The length of service is: 3 years for soldiers of the army forces, 4 years for soldiers of the Air Force, Navy ground service units and army special technical units, and 5 years for soldiers of the sea boat unit and the army ship detachment.
The second military service law promulgated in 1984 stipulates that the length of service of soldiers is three years in the army and four years in the air force and navy.
The newly promulgated Military Service Law of 29 December 1998 changed the period of compulsory active service in the army, navy and air force to two years. The provision for overdue service has been abolished.
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