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Tang dynasty:Social structure in the Tang Dynasty was prominent, and had negative effects on those who were in lower classes. The system was divided up into eight sections: emperors and his family, the aristocracy, the bureaucracy, the eunuchs/emperors servants, the clergy, the peasants, and lastly, the artisans.
Song dynasty:Social classes during the Song Dynasty were well organized and divided into two main classes: the gentry and the peasants. The gentry: The gentry were land-owning families and often had a close tie to education.
Mongols and Ming:The Ming Dynasty social structure had evolved over hundreds of years and was influenced by Confucian thought. Before the Ming Dynasty, China was divided into four classes: merchants, farmers, artisans, and gentry
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