Zoe Shan Lin, Assistant Professor of History, received a research grant from the Society for Song, Yuan, and Conquest Dynasties Studies (for more about the SSYCDS, visit https://www.songyuan.org/index.html). The funding for the SSYCDS small-grants supports research in any scholarly discipline on Chinese— as well as Khitan, Jurchen, Tangut, and Mongol— history, society, and culture from the early tenth to mid-fourteenth centuries. Dr. Lin’s proposed research focuses on stone stelae built by Buddhist and Daoist institutions to preserve and display the evidence of their resistance against levies from various levels of the state in thirteenth-century China.
Zoe Shan Lin, Assistant Professor of History, received a research grant from the Society for Song, Yuan, and Conquest Dynasties Studies
By Michael Smith, July 17, 2021