清代安徽邮驿研究(1667-1911年)
[Abstract]:This article takes the Qing Dynasty Anhui post as the research object, the time span from the Qing Dynasty Kangxi six years (AD 1667) Anhui formally established the province, to Xuantong three years (AD 1911) the Qing Dynasty collapse date, Its research area is based on Xuantong three years (A.D. 1911) under the jurisdiction of Anhui Province, that is, 13 county administrative districts (including 8 governments, 5 Zhilizhou), 55 county-level administrative districts (4 counties, 51 counties). The post system has been gradually perfected in the Qing Dynasty, whether at the central level of the Hun Pavilion, the Huanghua Post, the Jettison Office or the local level of the post, station, pond, Taiwan, the location, the shop, the vast territory, the variety of forms, the degree of development of the post road. Both of them are more complete than the former dynasties, among which the post station and the express delivery shop are the two main carriers which undertake the government information transmission, and the number of them is more than that of the other post forms. During the Qing Dynasty, the number of post stations and emergency berths in Anhui Province were 81 and 867, respectively. The distribution pattern of post stations was characterized by more and less north and south and larger scale of post stations in the north than in the south, with the Yangtze River as the boundary, but as the main transmission center and place. The number and distribution of general documents between local and local governments are quite different from those of post stations. The main reasons for affecting the number of post stations and express shops are politics, economy and military affairs, and the main reasons for the distribution pattern are political, economic and military. Natural and social factors such as geography. Based on the distribution pattern of 81 post stations, there are three main post roads formed on this basis: the north-south main line, which enters Jiangxi Post Road and the waterway, which together constitute the post network of Anhui Province with both water and land in the Qing Dynasty. The Qing Dynasty post system has rich historical data, so as long as we carefully comb the relevant historical data, it is possible to interpret the rules and regulations of the Qing Dynasty post system. The Qing Dynasty Anhui post system involves postal symbols, post fees, post-journey, post-horse, post-car, post-ship, and it is possible to interpret the rules and regulations of the Qing-time post-post system. Post ban, post (and miscellaneous branches), program limits and many other items, and the post fee is one of the most critical. Post fee is the economic basis for maintaining the normal operation of the whole postal system. How to deal with the issue of post fee well and make it play its greatest role has troubled the rulers of the Qing Dynasty, from the beginning of the Qing Dynasty to Qianlong and then to the emperor Jiaqing. The Qing government has experienced many times over and over around the policy of controlling the right of post-payment, but it has never solved it completely. The amount of post fee in Qing Dynasty was closely related to the change of the total amount of post fee in Qing Dynasty, and generally experienced the trend of stabilization from more to less. After comparing with other provinces, it was found that the total cost of post in Anhui Province was a little less than that in other provinces. In the face of such a dilemma, how to make better use of the functions of post stations in the transmission of official documents, reception of officials, transport of pay silver, escort of prisoners, adjustment of the army and development of the regional economy, as well as how to form functions conducive to the interior of Anhui Province, The benign interaction between neighboring provinces and even with the central government is a question worth pondering. After the Opium War, China had changed for thousands of years. With the signing of a series of unequal treaties, new communications such as telegrams, postal services, railways, steamships and other new communications, means of transportation also followed, causing a fatal impact on the traditional post-transmission system. In the end, it is hard to escape the fate of "returning to post". The crisis is always accompanied by the opportunity. In a wave of "returning post to post", Anhui Province became one of the earliest provinces to set up new postal posts and telegrams in the late Qing Dynasty, which made its postal service complete its successful transformation in the modern transformation.
【学位授予单位】:安徽大学
【学位级别】:硕士
【学位授予年份】:2017
【分类号】:K249
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