Under the Admiral of the Nine Gates, from the five grades of what officials of the Qing Dynasty

Civilian Beijing officials: Hanlin Academy, Hanlin Academy, Honglu Temple Shaoqing, Horse Washing of the Divisional Economic Bureau, Deputy Director of the Zongren Mansion, Imperial Envoy, and Wailang of various ministries.

Civilian foreign officials: deputy envoys of the Prefecture Prefecture, Tuzhi Prefecture, and Salt Transportation Division, and the Salt Division Promotion Division.

Military Rank Beijing Officer: Fourth-class Guard, Commissioned Forward Leader, Commissioned Escort Leader, Commissioned Shotgun Escort Leader, Commissioned Forward Guard, Lower Five Banners Cloth Leader, Five-Rank Ceremony, Seal Zhangjing, Third-class Guard.

Military foreign officials: the general manager of the guarded palace, the river camp co-organized the garrison, the pacification envoy, the recruitment envoy, the deputy envoy of the Xuanfu envoy, and the deputy thousand households.

Admiral Jiumen is equivalent to the current chief of the Beijing Municipal Public Security Bureau and the chief of the Beijing Armed Police Corps. In charge of the security of the capital. The office of the Admiral of Jiumen is said to be located in the Chongwen Gate in the past, so only the Chongwen Gate can ring the "bell" of the nine inner city gates in old Beijing, and the other city gates can only knock on the "Dian".

Nine doors, eight classics, and one bell" is left in this way. The Admiral of the Nine Gates is equivalent to the Buddha in "The Old Nine Gates", who is the director of the public security bureau in Changsha, in charge of the security of Changsha. It is equivalent to the director of the public security bureau of each city.

It is also said that it is equivalent to the director of the ** Police and Early Guard Bureau, and is equivalent to the commander-in-chief of the Beijing Garrison Command, the head of the Beijing People's Armed Forces Department and the director of the Beijing Public Security Bureau. Responsible for the security of Beijing and the Imperial City. In the Qing Dynasty, if an armed coup was to be launched, the first person to be pacified was the Admiral of Jiumen.

In addition, he also has part of the functions and powers of the head of the Beijing People's Armed Forces Department and the director of the Beijing Public Security Bureau.

The full name of the Admiral of the Nine Gates is "the commander of the five battalions of the Admiral Nine Gates", that is, the commander of the infantry army, and its commander is called the commander of the infantry army, commonly known as the commander of the nine gates.

It is equivalent to the current commander of the Beijing Garrison Command, and at the same time holds certain public security duties, so it is also related to the position of director of the Beijing Municipal Public Security Bureau.

In terms of establishment, the Admiral of Jiumen is a positive second product, and in the Qing Dynasty, it was mainly held by the imperial nobles or the emperor's cronies, because his role was very important, mainly responsible for the security of the capital. The Nine Gates of the Nine Gates Admiral refer to the nine gates that enter and exit the Forbidden City. They mainly guarded these gates, and in addition to guarding the stability of the capital, they also had duties such as patrolling and even protecting armor.

After the Qing Dynasty entered the customs, imitated the form of the lighting dynasty, began to strengthen the protection of the Beijing division, and in the thirtieth year of Kangxi, the responsibilities of the nine gate commanders were further expanded, in addition to guarding security, but also increased the management of the order of the capital, such as opening casinos, opening brothels, etc., all had to be approved by them.

In addition, the yamen of the Admiral of the Nine Gates also had the functions of the judicial department. Therefore, the authority of the Admiral of the Nine Gates was further expanded, and his role became more and more important, becoming a fat gap at that time, but not all people could do this position.

As an important yamen in the Qing Dynasty, the office of the Admiral of the Nine Gates was generally set up around the Ministry of Internal Affairs. In 1924, the infantry commander Yamen was officially abolished, ending its mission.