The Four-Class System (sideng renzhi 四等人制) of Administration During the Yuan Dynasty (1271–1368) in China by Tatiana Frank

“…During the reign of the Mongols in China, the population was divided into four groups: the Mongols, the semu 色目, the northern Chinese, and the southern Chinese. The ethnic hierarchy during the Yuan Dynasty was a structured system that categorised the population into distinct classes, primarily to facilitate governance and maintain social order within the diverse and vast empire. …”
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Dion and the Argead expansion by Diego Chapinal-Heras

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The rapid infilling of a tide-dominated channel on the southern Yangtze Delta plain during the Medieval Climate Anomaly by Zhuoxuan Wu, Jianwen Wang, Xiaomei Nian, Fengyue Qiu, Zhanghua Wang, Zhanghua Wang

“…This study investigates the rapid siltation of the palaeo-Qinglong channel during the Song dynasty and its relationship to climate change. Three cores were drilled in the lower reaches of the palaeo-Wusong River, and surface sediment samples were collected from the Huangpu River in the southern plain of the Yangtze Delta. …”
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THE PROCESS OF ESTABLISHING THE ADMINISTRATIVE SYSTEM FROM NGANG PASS TO THE SOUTHWESTERN REGION (XI - XVII CENTURY) by Bùi Văn Hùng

“…The article deals with the establishment of sovereignty, production organization, and security - cultural - social stability of the dynasties. The Lý and Trần dynasties established administrative units in northern Hải Vân Pass, the Hồ and Later Lê dynasties established administrative units north of Cù Mông Pass, and the Nguyen Lords asserted territorial claims from Cù Mông Pass to Hà Tiên. …”
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A human geography analysis of the evolution of the urban morphology of ancient Foshan city from the perspective of Cantonese trading culture by Shaobin Wang, Ye Hou, Weihui Zhang, Cheng Liao, Rongyi Wang

“…The study reveals that since the Northern Song Dynasty, the river area has decreased, while the number of tributaries has increased and extended further inland. …”
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The evolution of historical forms of chinese theater and integration of visual arts by HAN LIN

“…Conquests, division of the country, and subsequent reunification under Mongol rule contributed not only to cultural exchange and interaction between northern and southern traditions but also to the emergence of new dramatic forms. …”
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Genealogy of the Arab tribes living in Syria during the Caliphate of Imam Ali (AS)Typology of the Arab Tribes Living in the Levant during the Caliphate of Imam Ali (AS) Typology... by Akram sadat Hoseini, Yahya Mirhoseini

“…The Qahtani tribes were generally concentrated in the southern parts of the Levant, while the northern regions had a smaller population of Adnani Arabs and no presence of the Muzarians. …”
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