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Piaohao (Traditional Chinese: 票號,
literally 'draft banks'), also
known as pia****ang (票莊), ****hao (匯號), or ****duizhuang (匯兌莊), in
Mandarin Chinese, or...
- Sichuan. The two
major types of
indigenous Chinese financial institutions,
piàohào (票號) and qiánzhuāng (錢莊), more
often cooperated than
competed in China's...
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banking institutions are
piaohao and qianzhuang. The
first nationwide private financial system, so-called "draft banks" or
piaohao (simplified Chinese: 票号;...
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merchants also
operated an
early Chinese type of
draft bank
known as the
piaohao;
these were the
dominant form of
banks in
China until the fall of the Qing...
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networks headquartered in
Shanxi province called the "Shanxi banks" (票號,
piaohao). Also
known by a
variety of
regional names, such as
qiansi (錢肆), qianpu...
- The
Rishengchang Piaohao (simplified Chinese: 日升昌票号;
traditional Chinese: 日升昌票號; pinyin: Rì shēng chāng piào hào), was the
first draft bank in China....
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draft banks, or
Piaohao,
boosted the
central Shanxi basin to
become the
financial center of Qing China. Even
though most of
these Piaohao were
based in...
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During the late Qing dynasty, a new
development occurred: the
creation of
piaohao (票號),
which were
essentially banks that
provided services like
money transfers...
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international trade of tea to
Russia and the
development of
draft banks, or "
Piaohao",
which secured Shanxi as the
financial center in the Qing dynasty. Pingyao...
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activity that
would ultimately need banks,
these banks would become the
piaohao. An
imperial government salt
monopoly persisted, with only a few minor...
