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Epitaphs Tell of Social Mobility in Medieval China - Archaeology Magazine

Epitaphs Tell of Social Mobility in Medieval China - Archaeology Magazine
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Meritocracy: Men in medieval China were able to move up the social ladder as easily as male Baby Boomers in the US, study suggests -- Secret History -- Sott net

Meritocracy: Men in medieval China were able to move up the social ladder as easily as male Baby Boomers in the US, study suggests -- Secret History -- Sott net
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Men in Medieval China Had Same Social Mobility As US Baby Boomers: Study

Researchers studied the Tang Dynasty male elite and found the conditions of their rise were remarkably similar to those of men in the 1960s US.

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Men in medieval China were able to move up the social ladder as easily as male Baby Boomers in the US, study suggests

Researchers studied the Tang Dynasty male elite and found the conditions of their rise were remarkably similar to those of men in the 1960s US.

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Medieval China Insights: Education Identified as Key to Career Success, Even Centuries Ago

A new study finds that between 618-907 CE, young men’s career success in China’s Tang Dynasty was increasingly tied to how well they performed on a competitive examination called the Keju (the Imperial Exam) – and much less on their ancestral origins

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