In ancient times, how good was the Eight Mansions Patrol ? What position is equivalent to today?

In ancient times, the Eight Governors were equivalent to the emperor's eyes, but in terms of official positions, there was actually no such official position, and the more formal position was to supervise the imperial history, and this position was to replace the emperor to inspect the situation in various places. The supervision of the imperial history is the official position of the eighth grade, the level is not high, but the power is very large. It is equivalent to the current position of the Commission for Discipline Inspection.

The official position of "Bafu Patrol" did not exist in ancient times, but there is a similar "Patrol Imperial History", which is also the incarnation of the emperor, which can be said to be the power of the sky, which is equivalent to the current Zhengke level.

The fake official position in the opera does not actually exist. Equivalent to a county magistrate. In the Ming Dynasty, there were 13 provinces to inspect, and the status was equivalent to that of county-level cadres.

The Eight Governors are the people who are sent from all over the country to censor the **, and they have high power; It is a bit similar to the current leader of the discipline inspection team, who is mainly responsible for the assessment and review of **.

"Eight Governors" is an official position in the Ming and Qing dynasties, mostly out of drama, **, the official title should be to supervise the imperial history belongs to the seven products, which is equivalent to the current ** Commission for Discipline Inspection Inspection Group.

The patrol began in the Ming Dynasty, and was temporarily appointed by the imperial court to supervise the imperial history (Zheng Qipin) to inspect the provinces and assess the officials. The Qing Dynasty was changed to governor, and in the seventeenth year of Qianlong in the Qing Dynasty, the level was changed to five grades. As for"Eight Governors"It is only seen in opera, **.

The patrol is equivalent to the personnel dispatched by today's ** procuratorate and supervision department, and is not subject to the leadership of the provincial party committee and province, and the administrative level is only at the department level.

"Eight Mansion Patrol" is responsible for inspecting the picket place on behalf of the emperor**, is a fictitious official position in film and television works, the Qing Dynasty has a similar "supervision of the imperial history" position, in the Qianlong period belongs to the "from the five products"**; It is equivalent to the leader of today's ** inspection team.

It is now that the ** patrol group has the power to cut first and then play in ancient times than now.

It is equivalent to the current ** patrol group.

It is equivalent to the current leading group for patrol work.

In fact, there was no official name of "Eight Governors" in the imperial era (completely from the old drama). The Ming and Qing dynasties all have a ** supervision department, called the Imperial Procuratorate, under which there are various provinces (generally a governor's jurisdiction is one) to supervise the imperial history, non-fixed officials, temporarily appointed by the imperial court, respectively, to inspect the provinces, and assess the governance of officials.

"Bafu Patrol Press" is actually an imperial history, and it is the lowest level of imperial history, and the official name can be called "serving the imperial history". From the word "royal" in this imperial history, it can be seen that the people who held this official position were originally the people around the supreme ruler emperor (monarch), and they were originally the eyes and ears and tools of the emperor.

Until the rise of citizen culture in the Ming and Qing dynasties, when literary works such as drama and ** were cited, they were changed to "Eight Mansion Patrols", which referred to the fact that the common people regarded them as honest and powerful officials.

How good is the ancient "Eight Mansions Patrol"? What position is equivalent to today? You don't believe it.

It is the imperial history of the Qing Dynasty, and I personally feel that it is equivalent to the current ** inspection group.

The Eight Governors are the representatives sent by the emperor, and they have great power to control life and death, which is equivalent to the current leader of the ** inspection team.

In fact, the Eight Prefecture Inspectors were sent by the ancient emperors, whose main task was to inspect the provinces and supervise the work of the officials in each province. He reported directly to the emperor and had a lot of power.

When encountering small things, they can cut them first and then play them, and big things need to be reported to the emperor, which is equivalent to the current Commission for Discipline Inspection, and the official position is also relatively high.