%0 Journal Article
%0 Generic
%A Wang, Li
%T The Imperial Silk Factories of Kangxi in China, 1661-1722 A mirror for Louis XIV's Royal Factories?
%D 2019
%U http://hdl.handle.net/10433/6364
%X This thesis explores the silk trade in China and Europe at the turn of  the seventeenth and eighteenth century through a transnational point of view, taking an example of  France, by comparing the imperial silk factories of  the Emperor Kangxi of  Qing Dynasty (1661-1722) and the Grande Fabrique of  Luis XVIII of  France (1643-1715), analyzes the variation of business  organization  system,  the manufacturing  equipment  scale,  finance,  personnel management,  income  and  social  status  of   the  craftsmen,  product  types  and  sales,  etc., which  reflected  the  differences  of   the  economic  development  strategies  of   the  two monarchs; Like a butterfly effect, it could be inferred from the details of  the official silk production and consumption in the studied geographical and time range, the causes and effects of  diverse economic and political roads each monarch took subsequently.
%K Global History
%K Consumption
%K Kangxi emperor
%K Louis XIV
%K Royal factories
%K China-Europe
%K Qing Dynasty
%K Proyecto GECEM
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