英文摘要 |
Soliciting-help was common in ancient China including Tang Dynasty. Soliciting-help in Tang Dynasty happened on judiciary territory, imperial civil service examination, appointing officials and political action. Some solicited help of official-in-charge directly, others through who was powerful, or was close with official-in-charge or powerful officials. Some solicited help while giving bribes, others without bribes. Tang Code provided some crimes of soliciting-help, and penalized not the one soliciting help, but the one who accepted soliciting-help. However, the effects were unsatisfactory, because soliciting-help was covert sometimes, and the force of legal sanctions was counteracted by the power of superior officials and influential officials. Of course, the root cause was the power was privatized and not be supervised effectively in ancient China. |