Section: Social Complexity
Subsection: Hierarchical Complexity

Religious Level

Talking about hierarchical complexity, religious levels records the religious levels of a polity. same principle as with administrative levels. start with the head of the official cult (if present) coded as: level 1, and work down to the local priest.   (See here)
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Variable Definition
Polity The Seshat Polity ID
Year(s) The years for which we have the data. [negative = BCE]
Tag [Evidenced, Disputed, Suspected, Inferred, Unknown]
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Variable Definition
religious_level_from The lower range of religious level for a polity.
religious_level_to The upper range of religious level for a polity.

# Polity Year(s) Religious Level from Religious Level to Description   Edit
11
(Late Qing)
Full Year Range of Late Qing is assumed.
[1796, 1912]
3
3
None
12
(East Roman Empire)
Full Year Range of East Roman Empire is assumed.
[395, 631]
7
7
None
13
(Roman Empire - Dominate)
Full Year Range of Roman Empire - Dominate is assumed.
[285, 394]
5
5
None
14
(Kachi Plain - Pre-Urban Period)
Full Year Range of Kachi Plain - Pre-Urban Period is assumed.
[-3200, -2500]
1
1
None
15
(Bamana kingdom)
Full Year Range of Bamana kingdom is assumed.
[1712, 1861]
3
3
None
16
(Inca Empire)
Full Year Range of Inca Empire is assumed.
[1375, 1532]
4
4
None
17
(Great Ming)
Full Year Range of Great Ming is assumed.
[1368, 1644]
3
3
None
18
(Yisrael)
Full Year Range of Yisrael is assumed.
[-1030, -722]
2
2
None
19
(Oaxaca - San Jose)
Full Year Range of Oaxaca - San Jose is assumed.
[-1150, -700]
1
1
None
20
(Early Xiongnu)
Full Year Range of Early Xiongnu is assumed.
[-1400, -300]
1
1
None
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