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Han China is surrounded by smaller nations who at one point established Buddhism as the state religion, was China ever likely to follow their example?
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In the Eastern Roman Empire as late as the 7th century AD, accusations of widespread crypto-paganism, affecting even those in high positions of the Church and State, caused high profile show trials and episodes of mob violence. What is the historical consensus on the veracity of such allegations?
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Antony Beevor recounts the during and shortly after the Spanish Civil War, certain young men of the gentry would hunt tenant farmers for sport. Would this ‘sport’ be another unprecedented atrocity of this war or did it have a precedent?
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Did the relative decentralisation of Medieval European states compared to contemporary Near Eastern and Far Eastern states significantly increase the security of the elite?
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Was castration a common punishment for the sons of executed or exiled nobles in pre-modern Islamic societies?
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Has there ever been an attempt to compare and contrast the civil wars of the late Republic with the civil wars of the Tetrarchy?
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