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This is a native Japanese name written in kanji, not an adopted Chinese name; source-level usage remains unreviewed.
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Miyazaki Ichisada
宮崎市定Miyazaki Ichisada is a major figure in the history of Chinese studies, with work spanning history, global connections, social history. This dossier distinguishes the person's scholarship from what can—and cannot—yet be verified about the Chinese name.
1901—1995Japan
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Script context
native japanese kanji
Native reading: Miyazaki Ichisada
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This is a native Japanese name written in kanji, not an adopted Chinese name; source-level usage remains unreviewed.
Person, materials, and method
Scholarship in context.
Miyazaki Ichisada was a leading second-generation figure of the Kyoto School. He extended Naito Konan's periodization of Chinese history and East Asian historical perspective, working on the examination system, cities, social classes, the economy, and Eurasian exchange.
His work is marked by exceptional breadth and a readiness to compare Chinese institutions across Asian and even world history. Yet the Kyoto School's sweeping periodizations can overgeneralize, so they are best used to frame questions and support comparison rather than as rigid chronological formulas.
Research areas: history · global-history · society. The claim ledger below separates sourced facts from editorial interpretation.
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- Claim
- Miyazaki Ichisada is represented in the source dossier as a major figure in history, global connections, social history.
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