In the Tang Dynasty, the marching Sima and the judge were the officials

Recording and joining the army: The local supervision system in the Tang Dynasty included two parts: the supervision of the patrol envoy and the supervision of the recording of the army. The supervision system in the Tang Dynasty was further developed.

The Tang Dynasty's ** supervision system includes three parts: the Imperial Historical Observatory, the Counselor and the Sealing Officer. The local supervision system in the Tang Dynasty included two parts: the supervision of the patrol envoys and the supervision of the records and the participation in the army.

Sima: The Sima of the other departments is similar to the foreign commissioners of the Qing Dynasty, both of them are low-level officers, both have no formal establishment, and they are both expedient measures taken to appease meritorious personnel.

According to the description in the Book of the Later Han Dynasty and the Records of the Hundred Officials, the Sima of the other department is "the leader of the other battalion is the Sima of the other department, and the number of its soldiers is suitable at any time".

Judging from the literal expression, Sima of the other department should have no national establishment, and the soldiers led by his subordinates are also supernumerary officers without official national military status.

Don't drive: The word don't drive, which began in the Han Dynasty. According to the description of the responsibilities of other driving positions in the "Book of the Later Han Dynasty and the Hundred Official Chronicles":

Don't drive is when the lieutenant of the division is out on patrol, and he is responsible for quoting and recording all things (arranging the itinerary and summarizing the work). The nature of this position is similar to that of our current secretaries.

Because the lieutenant of Si Li went out on patrol in a car, he was one person in a car, and his subordinates were all several people in the same car. The history of don't drive is relatively high, and you are qualified to ride a car alone, so it is called don't drive. At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, the system of not driving can only be the subordinate officer of the school was broken, and the state assassin history and state pastor can set up their own driving, but at this time, the other driving is different from the past.

In the early days of the Western Han Dynasty and the Eastern Han Dynasty, Don't drive belonged to the state staff and held the national salary. At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, the other drivers belonged to the history of assassination, the state pastor, and belonged to private bureaucrats, and were not included in the national civil service establishment. For example, Zhang Song, Liu Zhang's subordinate in Yizhou of the Later Han Dynasty, was a private driver.

Recorded in the army.

The Jin Dynasty was established, also known as the record of the military. As a subordinate of the king, the prince and the general, he is in charge of recording the Cao Wenshu of the people, and he is good and evil. Later, the assassin Shi Ru was in charge of the army and opened the government, and he also placed this official.

From the Northern Wei Dynasty to the Tang Dynasty, all states were also evenly placed. The Sui and Tang prefectures, the Wei Mansions, the East Palace, the Tang Prefecture Governor's Mansion, the Metropolitan Protector Mansion, the Yulin, Longwu, and Shenwu military governments and kingdoms all recorded that they joined the army.

Sima Sui, Tang dynasties, states, counties, and government officials have Sima one, who is under the other driving and long history.

Don't drive in the early Tang Dynasty to change the county to another car, Gaozong changed the other car to a long history, and the royal family as a different car, and then abandoned it infrequently.

Record the Joining the Army - Chief of Staff.

Sima – President of the Court.

Don't drive - deputy county magistrate.