秦漢豪強(qiáng)地主犯罪問(wèn)題研究
[Abstract]:During the Qin and Han dynasties, the crime of powerful landlords was a serious social problem. From the perspective of social history, on the basis of the study of the previous scholars, the author introduces the relevant methods of sociology of crime, connecting with the historical background after the social change in the Spring and Autumn period and the warring States period, and systematically studies the crime of the landlord in Qin and Han dynasties. After the great social changes in the Spring and Autumn period and the warring States period, profound changes have taken place in the social class relationship and superstructure in Qin and Han dynasties. Under this historical background, the powerful landlord class grew up from within the landlord class, and its criminal activity became a serious social problem. According to the difference of infringing object, the criminal activities of powerful landlords in Qin and Han dynasties can be divided into the following three categories: crimes that destroy economic order, crimes that disturb public security and crimes that endanger the rule of the state. In each category, we classify crimes of the same kind or similar nature as one and choose the crime. Crimes that undermine the economic order: annexation of land, overflight of fields and houses, concealment of people and households, concealment of property, evasion of tax, heroic service, crime of disturbing public order: disturbing the administration of local officials, allowing all the guests of the ethnic group to be raped and avenged; Crimes against the rule of the state: rebellion, concealment, usurpation of prisoners, organization of private soldiers, etc. On this basis, the organization form, criminal means and specific contents of various criminal activities of powerful landlords are investigated and analyzed. In the early Han Dynasty, the government adopted loose and laissez-faire political and economic policies to prevent and control the crime of powerful landlords. By the time of Emperor Wu of Han Dynasty, the crime of powerful landlords had become a serious social problem. As soon as Emperor Wu of Han Dynasty changed his past policy of inaction, he cracked down and suppressed the illegal activities of powerful landlords from both political and economic aspects. Although the attack and suppression of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty temporarily suppressed the momentum of the development of the crime of powerful landlords, it could not fundamentally solve the problem. In the middle and late Western Han Dynasty, the feudal government adopted the measures of Confucian education and election to official affairs. Under the policy of soft and hard hands of the government, some powerful landlords have to change course, turn to the pursuit of Confucian classics, and enter the official career through the way of entering the official position, and turn into the class of bureaucracy and literati. The Eastern Han regime was established with the support of the powerful clan, who became the basis of its rule. In the economy of the Eastern Han Dynasty, the government of the Eastern Han Dynasty allowed the development of the relationship between land ownership and personal dependence of the rich and strong landlords, and the comprehensive management of the Grange economy developed. Politically, the right of powerful landlords to be officials is guaranteed, and powerful landlords manipulate the election. In this case, the economic power of powerful landlords is becoming more and more consolidated, and they have to study for the family, and control the career, and make their political status rise, so they become a family. The criminal activities of powerful landlords had an impact on the economic, political and social class relations in Qin and Han dynasties. In the aspect of economy, it erodes the economy of farmers, violates the economic policy of the country, and affects the development of commodity economy. On the political side, it interferes with the administration of local power, destroys the feudal political and legal system, disrupts the local public order, and even threatens the centralized rule. In the aspect of social class relationship, it leads to the bankruptcy of farmers and strengthens the dependence of some farmers on powerful landowners. Through the study, the author believes that in the Qin and Han dynasties, the criminal activities of powerful landlords generally have the following characteristics: first, there are some new types of crime; second, the harm to the society is more serious; third, the criminal activities are affected by the national policy; Fourth, some criminal activities are gradually legalized.
【學(xué)位授予單位】:首都師范大學(xué)
【學(xué)位級(jí)別】:博士
【學(xué)位授予年份】:2009
【分類號(hào)】:K232
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