On the question of the Qing Dynasty s Imperial Palace, the right deputy capital of the Imperial Hist

It is correct to say that these Shangshu, Shilang, and Youdu Yushi are the "main duties", and the governors and governors are actually sent in terms of legal status, and they are of a temporary nature. This can be understood by simply looking at the title of the governor, the full name of the governor, "the military department squire and the right deputy governor of the Imperial History of the Metropolitan Procuratorate, the governor of military affairs and the management of food and salary". Here "governor" is a verb, the military department and the right capital of the imperial history is this person's position, this person is appointed by the **, "governor" xx and other places, supervising military affairs, managing food and other affairs, the "xx and other places" here, the geographical scope is the jurisdiction of a political envoy (that is, commonly known as a province).

The governor, the admiral, the li, plus the squire in front of him, and the right imperial history, said that he could ask about these things, in fact, he could manage everything. But he was not a magistrate, he was sent to deal with these matters on temporary behalf (in the Qing Dynasty, it had been temporary for several years). There are no subordinate officials, no official offices, and no seals.

He hired a few masters, rented a private house for office, and was escorted by the Qincha guards, with the Qincha customs defense as a certificate. This official title can be translated in today's words as follows: "Vice Minister of National Defense and Deputy Secretary of the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection inspects the party, government, military, police, constitutional and other affairs of a certain province (at the provincial and ministerial level)." Of course, the actual position corresponding to this is not the inspection group, but the secretary of the provincial party committee.

The Governor is the military and political governor of one or more provinces, and holds the position of Governor. The governor is the chief executive of a province.

I'm also very small in terms of governance.

1. Governor-General:

The official title of his official position is: the military department, the Shangshu Prefecture, the right capital, the imperial history of the governor and other local affairs, and some also add the military commander.

In charge of the military and political power of one or several provinces, he is the highest administrative and military governor of a certain region, such as the governor of Liangjiang, whose jurisdiction is now the three provinces of Jiangsu, Anhui and Jiangxi. There are also governors who only govern one province, such as the governor of Sichuan, the governor of Zhili, etc. There are also provinces that are not under the jurisdiction of any governor at all, such as Shandong Province.

2. Governor. He is the highest military administrator of a province. Its official title is: The military department's squire Lang, the right deputy governor of the Imperial Palace, the governor of a certain and other places, and some of them also add military commanders. It is equivalent to the current governor and secretary of the provincial party committee and commander of the provincial military district.

The duties of the governor are mainly tax administration, water conservancy, and internal affairs, but he usually has the power to mobilize troops, but not necessarily, depending on the needs of the provinces.

3. Domain: The official title is: Bu Political Envoy, equivalent to the current provincial governor, in charge of the administrative affairs of a province. From the second grade, at the beginning, there were political envoys left and right, and in the third year of Kangxi, only one political envoy was set up.

4. Zhensi: also known as Zhentai, the official is officially called the criminal and procuratorial development center, which is equivalent to the current Provincial Department of Justice, Public Security Department, Provincial High Court, Provincial High Procuratorate, etc. Its main responsibility is to be responsible for legal affairs such as criminal names.

In the Ming Dynasty, the envoy was the highest governor of the same province as the political envoy and the commander of the capital. After the Qing Dynasty, they actually became subordinate officials of governors or governors.