Guizhou entered the real feudal society on 1920.

Guizhou entered the real feudal society in the Ming Dynasty, and the relevant contents are as follows:

1. During the Hongwu period of the Ming Dynasty, due to military needs, the Ming Dynasty began to set up health clinics in Guizhou, and a large number of immigrants entered Guizhou, bringing the culture and system of the Central Plains. These immigrants settled down in Guizhou and began to engage in agricultural production, gradually forming a socio-economic system dominated by agriculture.

2. In the Ming Dynasty, the social system in Guizhou was gradually improved and the political system was gradually formed. In the Ming Dynasty, officials at all levels were set up in Guizhou to manage local affairs, and at the same time, the policy of reclaiming farmland was carried out in various places to encourage farmers to reclaim wasteland and develop agricultural production. With the passage of time, the social economy of Guizhou has gradually prospered, and many commercial cities and handicraft workshops have emerged.

3. In the late Ming and early Qing Dynasties, the social system in Guizhou gradually matured. During the Qing Dynasty, Guizhou officials began to vigorously promote Confucian culture, built many academies and private schools, and promoted Confucianism and cultural education. At the same time, the commerce and handicraft industry in Guizhou have also been further developed, and many commercial cities and handicraft workshops have appeared.

Relevant knowledge of feudal society

1. Feudal society is a social form based on feudal system, which is characterized by landlords occupying land, farmers renting land from landlords and paying certain taxes to landlords. This social form has existed in the history of China for more than 2,000 years. It was not until 19 12 that the Revolution of 1911 overthrew the Qing Dynasty that China entered the modern society.

2. The feudal society was formed in the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period. With the hegemony of vassals and the decline of Zhou Dynasty, the vassal states began to carry out political, economic and cultural reforms independently. Among them, Qin implemented feudal system, established centralized state, implemented private ownership of land and distributed land according to work in Shang Yang's political reform.

3. The feudal system is characterized by landlords occupying land, farmers renting the landlord's land and paying certain taxes to the landlord. Under this system, farmers lost their land ownership and freedom, and were forced to rent the landlord's land and bear heavy taxes and labor. Landlords gain wealth and status by exploiting farmers.