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Tables
1.1 Rank-order of eight European states by level of internal
disturbances in the early and late Ming 		11
2.1 Classification of qualified violent events in county ga-
zetteers by number of incidents 		30
2.2 Rank-order of counties by descending level of violence
and by frequency of events and incidents 		31
2.3 Availability of late Ming-early Qing county gazetteers
for Fujian 		38
2.4 Availability of late Ming-early Qing county gazetteers
for Guangdong 		39
2.5 Comparison of reporting of qualified violent events in
provincial/prefectural versus county gazetteers 		40
2.6 Rank-order of counties by descending level of frequency
of violent events by data source 		41
2.7 Comparison of reporting of all violent events in provin-
cial/prefectural versus county gazetteers 		42
3.1 Distribution of rebellions and banditry in the first and
second halves of the Ming 		46
3.2 Frequency of rebellions and banditry in 11 provinces in
the Ming 		46
3.3 Number of counties affected by rebellions and banditry
in 11 provinces in the Ming 		46
3.4 Rank-order of level of rebellions and banditry in 11 prov-
inces in the Ming 		54
3.5 Level of rebellions and banditry per 100,000 population
and per 100 county-years in 11 provinces 		55
3.6 Rank-order of six measures of levels of collective vio-
lence in the Ming 		56

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Publication Information: Book Title: Disorder under Heaven: Collective Violence in the Ming Dynasty. Contributors: James W. Tong - author. Publisher: Stanford University Press. Place of Publication: Stanford, CA. Publication Year: 1991. Page Number: x.
    
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