The official positions of the Tang Dynasty were divided into many levels, and what official position

Governor. The county shou (taishou) of the Qin Dynasty was equivalent to the current provincial governor. As we all know, after Qin Shi Huang unified the six countries, and implemented the local administrative system of the county (province) system in the country, and the counties at this time belonged to the first-level administrative divisions, and they directly obeyed the orders of **, so it is conceivable that the county guard at this time is equivalent to the current governor.

At the beginning of the Sui Dynasty, the state was abolished, and the state was appointed as the county guard. After that, Taishou was no longer an official name, and was only used as another name for the Assassin or the prefect. In the Ming and Qing dynasties, it was called the prefect.

It is equivalent to the provincial governor, in fact, the Tang Dynasty has changed the name of Taishou to Thorn History.

Taishou is the honorific title given to the county shou from the Qin Dynasty to the Han Dynasty. Emperor Jing of the Han Dynasty changed his name to Taishou, who was the highest administrator of a county, and in addition to governing the people, advancing the virtuous, adjudicating lawsuits, and prosecuting adultery, he could also appoint and dismiss his own Peng Shi. The lineage remains unchanged through the ages.

During the Northern and Southern Dynasties, there were more and more new states. The jurisdiction of the county was reduced, and the county was seized by the state assassin history, and the difference between the state and the county was not large. After that, Taishou was no longer an official name, and was only used as another name for the Assassin or the prefect. In the Ming and Qing dynasties, it was called the prefect.

In the Tang Dynasty, the Jiedu envoy was a local administrator plus a military governor。Isn't that a lot of power? is a feudal official plus the top military leader of a region, which is equivalent to the commander of the Lanzhou Military Region plus the governor of Gansu Province, isn't this too bullish?

An Lushan dared to rebel at that time because he was the envoy of the festival in three places, the number of troops reached 200,000, and the ** army at that time was less than 100,000, and the only strong troops could you want to resist? As a result, the army was raised. **The army couldn't do it for the time being, so they invited the jiedu envoys from all over the country to come to Qinwang, but what they didn't pay attention to was that Tubo took the opportunity to make a profit, and finally with the help of various jiedu envoys, after eight years of anti-Japanese war, it was victorious.

After that, the festival is even more powerful, and the relationship with ** is mutually supportive。**Need local support, without them there would be no **, after the capacity of the three towns of Heshuo declined, the Tang Dynasty perished. And ** to give the local nominal support, because the change of the local festival envoy needs to be reported to **, and the local government needs the name of ** to maintain control of the army, so that they complement each other and can live in peace.

During the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms, the Jiedu envoys were independent countriesIt was not until the establishment of the Great Song Dynasty that a series of measures were taken to gradually reduce the power of the Jiedu Envoy to **, and the Jiedu Envoy slowly became a virtual title, and then it ceased to exist. The withdrawal from the stage of history is also a step forward, do you think?

Due to the strong national strength and large population of the Tang Dynasty, the official system was very complex, and the Jiedu envoy was one of themBecause the imperial court will give a festival when he is appointed, hence the name. In order to understand the size of the official position of the Jiedu Envoy, it is necessary to first understand the reasons for its formation, which determines the power of the Jiedu Envoy.

The emergence of the Tang Dynasty's Jiedu envoys was mainly based on two reasons: First, during the period of Taizong of the Tang Dynasty, the military situation on the Tang border underwent a strategic change. Because of the vast territory, and later in the foreign war one after another, the Tang Dynasty changed from a strategic offensive to a strategic defense, and the local affairs are complicated, and it is necessary to make the Jiedu envoy to resist the enemy, and to prevent the local ** from affecting the use of troops in the Jiedu,Therefore, at that time, the Jiedu envoy actually controlled the military, political, financial, and human aspects of the locality, and we can see how high the official position of the Jiedu envoy was.

The second reason is that during the period of Tang Gaozong, the Tang Dynasty's Juntian system was seriously damaged, and the social contradictions continued to intensify, because many people lost their land, the number of displaced people increased sharply, and the number of escapes continued to increase, and the society was in a very unstable stage, and if it was not controlled, the consequences would be very serious, so the imperial court ordered the recruitment of soldiersHowever, these soldiers were not directly under the direct jurisdiction of the emperor, but were recruited by the local Jiedu envoys and became private soldiers, and only obeyed the orders of the Jiedu envoys, from which it can be seen that the Jiedu envoys were the commanders and secretaries of the military regions.

If we compare it with the current official position, there is actually no suitable position, if we have to compare, it is a combination of several positionsThe commander and secretary of the local military district and the relevant provincial governor are all in one, so the power of the Jiedu envoy is very large.

During the Tang Dynasty, everyone has heard of the Jiedu Envoy, but few people know how great the power of the Jiedu envoy is, how to form the Jiedu Envoy, if these two problems are not solved, then it is impossible to understand how big the official position of the Jiedu Envoy is, which is equivalent to what official position is now. In fact, the formation of the knots is caused by two reasons, because of the needs of these two factors, the size of the power of the knots is determined, and the tail of the knots is not lost.

1. Because during the period of Tang Gaozong and Wu Zetian, the Tang Dynasty's uniform land system was seriously damaged, and the social contradictions continued to intensify, because many people lost their land, the number of displaced people increased sharply, and the number of escapes also continued to increase, causing instability, and if it was not controlled, it would cause serious consequences.

Although a variety of measures were taken, the only effective thing was to recruit these people as soldiers, but after these people were recruited as soldiers, they were not directly under the direct jurisdiction of the emperor, but were recruited by the local Jiedu envoys and became their private soldiers, which was equivalent to mercenaries, that is, they only obeyed orders and Jiedu envoys, so Jiedu envoys became local warlords, and they were only nominally governed by the Tang Dynasty. It can be seen that the Jiedu envoy seen here is almost the same as the commander and secretary of the military region.

2. The emergence of the Jiedu envoy is largely due to the Tang Dynasty's external attack and defense, because of the vast territory, and later lost one after another in foreign wars, and later the Tang Dynasty was mainly tired of defense, and the local affairs were complicated, and the need for the Jiedu to resist the enemy, and to prevent the local ** from affecting the use of troops in the Jiedu, so in the end, the actual right to control the local military, political, financial, human and other aspects, in fact, equivalent to the local emperor. We can see how high the official position of the Jiedu envoy is.

The Tang Dynasty was prosperous culturally, economically, politically, and diplomatically. Jiedu envoys belonged to the administrative positions of the Tang Dynasty, which were equivalent to the current provincial cadres, and governed various things in a place. An Lushan once served as a festival envoy.

During the Tang Dynasty, the official position was of course large, it was equivalent to the supreme leader of an administrative region, although it was under the jurisdiction of the king of the Tang Dynasty, but he was also afraid of his rebellion, after all, he had the power to fight.

During the Tang Dynasty, the official position was quite large, and he not only had military power, but also administrative and financial powers, which was equivalent to the current position of military commander + provincial governor, and there was no such position at present.

Compared with the current official position, the official position of the Jiedu envoy is already very large, and he has the right to combine the army and the locality. In the Tang Dynasty, it was very prosperous at that time, and there were a lot of people, so there were also a lot of official positions, three provinces, six departments, three divisions, and three dukes were very powerful, and there were also affairs and supervision organs, so the festival was not a particularly big official at that time, and belonged to the local officials.

The Tang Dynasty's Jiedu envoys did not have much power at first, mainly in charge of the military and defending against foreign enemies, but they did not have the responsibility of managing the civil affairs of the prefectures and counties. Later, they could intervene in civil affairs, so the power of Jiedu was strengthened, to the point of monopolizing military and political power.

The official position is considered very large. The local magistrate plus a military governor wields extraordinary military power, which is equivalent to the current military supreme leadership of a region.

There is a mention of the festival envoy in the Heartless Mage. I feel that the official position is quite big, which can make the famous families afraid, and can also mobilize troops to manage the administration and military of a place. This is all equivalent to the current governor and commander.

Besides, at that time, the emperor was far away, and the Jiedu envoy could be said to be the boss of a place.

If you have military power, it should be quite large. After all, from ancient times to the present, whoever has a hard gun in his hand can say it. It is equivalent to the local governor + military power. Looking at it this way, it is indeed a great official.

In the Tang Dynasty, the power of the local government was the largest, and today, it is equivalent to the secretary of the provincial party committee, reaching the provincial and ministerial level, and the festival degree envoy has also made great contributions to the prosperity of the Tang Dynasty, although it eventually backfired.

The most glorious period of the Tang Dynasty was actually in the middle and late Tang Dynasty, and now it is equivalent to the secretary of the provincial party committee and the commander of a military region, which is definitely a very powerful official position.

It can be said that the official position of the Jiedu envoy during the Tang Dynasty was quite large, because he had greater power in his hands. This official position is almost the same as that of our current provincial governors.

Recently, the very good-looking TV Wuxin Mage 3 mentioned the Jiedu Envoy, and there are many soldiers in the Jiedu Envoy's family, which shows that the Jiedu Envoy can manage the general army, and it is a very big official.

In modern times, it can be regarded as the commander of a military district.

Jiedu makes control of local military and political affairs, manpower, material distribution and other issues, which is equivalent to the current provincial governor.

The official position of the Jiedu envoy is not very large. I think it's the equivalent of an inspector now.

The official position of the festival envoy is larger. Equivalent to a lot of messengers and the like now.

It is equivalent to the abolition of the position of first clerk, which was abolished in a region with military and political finances, and was abolished not long after the early days of liberation.

During the Tang Dynasty, the power of the Jiedu envoy was very large, and it had all the supreme power at the local level, including the army, taxation, conscription, etc. His powers were equivalent to those of the current governors.

The official position of Jiedu is very large, equivalent to the current provincial governor, but the area of jurisdiction is larger than that of the provincial governor, about the size of two or three provinces.

During the Tang Dynasty, the official position was very large, and he guarded one side and belonged to the feudal officials. He has a high degree of freedom of financial power, military power, the right to manage local affairs, and the right to appoint and dismiss personnel, all of which are in his hands, which is equivalent to the current chairman of the autonomous region.

<> Tang Dynasty, **** includes Zhongshu Province, Menxia Province and Shangshu Province. Zhongshu Province is responsible for drafting the edict and handing it over to the emperor for review and sealing, and Menxia Province is responsible for deliberation, deliberation and approval, and handing it over to Shangshu Province, which is responsible for implementation, for execution. If the deliberation is not passed, it will be returned to the province for revision.

The chapters of the following departments were handed over to Menxia Province for deliberation through Shangshu Province, and after deliberation and approval, they were submitted to Zhongshu Province for approval by the emperor. If the review is not passed, the revision of Shangshu Province will be rejected.

The governor of Zhongshu Province is called Zhongshu Ling, and the governor of Menxia Province is called Shizhong. However, because of the high power of Zhongshu Ling and Shizhong, the emperor often added titles such as "Participating in Governor's Affairs" on top of other **, as the prime minister in the actual sense. The governor of Shangshu Province was called Shangshu Ling.

But because Li Shimin once served as Shangshuling, no one dared to serve as Shangshuling anymore. As a result, the power of Shangshu Province was actually in the hands of Shangshu's left and right servants. However, starting from Tang Zhongzong, if Shang Shufu did not add "Tongzhongshu Menxia Pingzhangshi" and "Tongzhongshu Menxia Sanpin", he could not exercise the power of prime minister.

The governors of the three provinces discussed the major military affairs and the appointment and dismissal of the five grades and above in the political affairs hall.

Under Shangshu Province, it can be divided into six departments: the Ministry of Officials, the Ministry of Households, the Ministry of Rites, the Ministry of Punishment, the Ministry of Industry and the Ministry of War. The chiefs of the six departments are all called Shangshu, such as the Shangshu of the Military Department. The deputy prefect is called a squire, such as the squire of the military department. The six divisions are responsible for different affairs.

The Imperial Historical Observatory is the supervision department, and the chief is the Imperial Historian and the Imperial Historian Zhongcheng (deputy).

The functions and powers of the five superintendents of the nine temples overlapped with those of the six ministries, and the purpose was to restrain the six ministries. The nine temples and five supervisors are: Taifu Temple, Sinong Temple, Zongzheng Temple, Taichang Temple, Guanglu Temple, Honglu Temple, Weiwei Temple, Taifu Temple, Dali Temple; Guozi Supervisor, Ordnance Supervisor, Shaofu Supervisor, General Supervisor and Capital Water Supervisor.

The chiefs of the nine temples are Qing and Shaoqing, and the names of the five chiefs are the same as those of the five supervisors.

The magistrate of the Tang Dynasty, before the Anshi Rebellion, was a state and a county, and the governor was a thorn and a county order. After the Anshi Rebellion, there were Dao and a large number of feudal town festival envoys. The Governorate was responsible for the military and supervision of the states under its command.

In the Tang Dynasty, Zhongshu Province (Sui Dynasty avoided making "Neishu Province"), Menxia Province, and Shangshu Province were the most closely related to Zhongshu Province and Menxia Province, which were collectively called two provinces or northern provinces (Shangshu Province was called Southern Province), and the prefect was Zhongshu Ling and Shizhong, and they were all positive three products when Kaiyuan was opened (when Daizong was promoted to positive two products).

Tang Dynasty officials: Imperial Doctor, Secretary Supervisor, Guanglu, Zongzheng, Taifu, Dali, Guozi Sacrifice Wine, Palace Supervisor, Shaofu Supervisor.

The official positions of the Tang Dynasty included posts, knights, honors, loose officials, and female officials. Its Chinese official positions are divided into nine products and twenty-nine ranks, and military attachés are divided into nine products and thirty-one ranks.

A governor of the Tang Dynasty was known as the Assassin Shi Adjutant Officer, who had no substantive position, and was also known as Beijia, which was equivalent to the current deputy mayor of a prefecture-level city. However, the long history of the Dadu Governor's Mansion (at the same level as the governor of the Southern Dynasty Assassin Governor's Mansion) has a higher status, and he will even serve as the envoy of the festival, which is equivalent to the current deputy secretary of the provincial party committee.

Changshi is an official name, and Changshi is the name of an official in Chinese history, which is in charge of different affairs, but most of them are of the nature of staff. The long history was first set up in the Qin Dynasty, when the prime minister and the shogunate of the shogunate both had a long history officer, equivalent to the current secretary general or chief of staff, and the long history of the general can also lead the army to fight, called the general soldier long history, (the famous Ban Chao is the general soldier chief history), in addition, the border county also set up a long history, for the adjutant of the Taishou.

Refer to "Hanshu Baiguan Gongqing Table" and "Later Hanshu Baiguan Zhi I". Later, during the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties, there were many long histories under the state and county. In the Tang Dynasty, a long historian was also set up under the history of the assassin, named the assassin adjutant officer, but he had no real position.

However, the long history of the Metropolitan Governor's Mansion has a very high status, which is equivalent to the history of the Shangzhou Thorn, and will even serve as the envoy of the festival. The long history of the Ming and Qing dynasties was set in the palaces of princes and princesses, and the decrees of the palaces were administered. See "Tongzhi Career Officer VI" and "Qing Tongdian Career Official X".