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June 3, 2026The Journal of Ecclesiastical History0 citations

Governance of Muslims and Christians in the Qing Empire Before 1864

Redefining heresy and tolerance. Governance of Muslims and Christians in the Qing Empire before 1864. By Hung Tak Wai. Pp. xx + 259 incl. 3 ills and 6 tables. Hong Kong: Hong Kong University Press, 2024. HK 480. 978 988 8842 83 4

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ELEmily Leigh-PembertonUniversidad de Londres

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Analysis of governance practices concerning Muslims and Christians in the Qing Empire, indicating historical religious dynamics.

Key Points

  • This work explores the concepts of heresy and tolerance within the governance frameworks of Muslims and Christians in the Qing Empire before 1864.
  • Historical analysis of governance documents and records
  • Comparative assessment of Muslim and Christian policies
  • Examination of cultural and religious interactions
  • Identified unique governance strategies for Muslims and Christians
  • Demonstrated the impact of religious tolerance on societal stability
  • Explored how heresy was redefined in the context of Qing policies

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Emily Leigh-Pemberton (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a1fc550dee9eb8c0dce6b09https://doi.org/10.1017/s002204692510208x
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