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Zhezong

emperor of Song dynasty
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    The reign of Zhezong (1085–1100) began with a regency under another empress dowager, who recalled the conservatives to power. An anti-reform period lasted until 1093, during which time most of the reforms were rescinded or drastically revised. Though displaying integrity, the conservatives offered few constructive alternatives. They managed…

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    The reign of Zhezong (1085–1100) began with a regency under another empress dowager, who recalled the conservatives to power. An anti-reform period lasted until 1093, during which time most of the reforms were rescinded or drastically revised. Though displaying integrity, the conservatives offered few constructive alternatives. They managed…

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