Ch`ing-lü (English spelling)

Japanese: 清律 - しんりつ（英語表記）Ch`ing-lü

The basic criminal code of the Qing Dynasty. The Qing Law Collection (10 volumes) published in 1646 (the third year of the Shunzhi era) was the first code and regulations of the Qing Dynasty, and consisted of seven sections: Mingli (General Provisions), Personnel, Households, Rites, Military, Punishments, and Works. The regulations were supplemented many times after that, but the Code was the basic law and did not change much in content.

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Japanese:

中国，清代の基本的な刑法典。順治3 (1646) 年の『清律集解附例』 (10巻) は，清朝最初の律と条例で，おおむね明律 (→大明律 ) を踏襲して，名例 (総則) 以下，吏，戸，礼，兵，刑，工の7編から成る。その後，たびたび条例が増補されたが，律は基本法で内容的にあまり変化はなかった。

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