During the Qing Dynasty, who had the most power among the nine governors established?

It is the governor of Zhili who has the greatest power, because the governor of Zhili has the highest official position and the military power in his hands is also very large, so the power of the governor of Zhili is the greatest.

Among the nine governors, the status of the governor of Zhili at that time was the highest. As the name suggests, the governor of Zhili is in charge of the Beijing-Tianjin region, especially at the foot of the Son of Heaven, and its status is the highest. During the Qing Dynasty, the governor of Zhili was stationed in Baoding, not the capital as everyone thinks.

After all, there are 9 admirals in the capital, and it is enough for such a person to be responsible for public security, and a high-ranking and powerful person like the governor of Zhili must of course stand on his own.

So the governor of Zhili sat in Baoding, and Baoding also became the core of Zhili Province at that time, in fact, Baoding has always been an important town in the north. Let's take another look at the Governor of Liangjiang. The governor of Liangjiang mainly kept an eye on the Han Chinese to prevent them from rebelling.

At that time, Jiangnan's finances were clearly at the forefront of the country. At the beginning of the Qing Dynasty, a Jiangnan province was also set up, but later because this province was so powerful, the national finances 1 3 came from there, so it was divided into two.

Despite this, Jiangnan is still a place that Qing ** is both wary of and concerned about. In the late Qing Dynasty, the governor of Liangjiang was set up there, which was the most fertile governor of oil and water. He managed Anhui, Jiangxi, Jiangsu and other places, which were very wealthy at that time.

The purpose of the nine governors of the Qing Dynasty was to control military power from the beginning, and only by mastering the armed forces could social stability be maintained, and the provinces set up in the late Qing Dynasty were small and small. The disadvantage of this was that it was difficult to mobilize the army, so the governor was established in this way at the beginning, which had a temporary nature.

Not only the governor, but also the governor was established at that time in order to control the ** institutions of the provinces and strengthen the efficiency of the operation, ** also set up a governor, which also carried temporary restrictions. Later, these officials became the ambassadors of the feudal territory who were in charge of the financial power of one or more provinces.

In general, the governor of Zhili has the greatest military power. Because Naoli is close to the capital, the location is the most important. Therefore, among the four navies, the strongest Beiyang Navy was handed over to the Governor of Zhili.

The status of the nine governors should be equal, but because the jurisdiction of the Northern Zhili region includes the capital, it is very important, and the relative power is naturally greater.

According to records, the governor of Zhili should have the greatest military power, and he should have been in charge of the capital at that time, and he was the most important local governor, so he should have the greatest military power.

They were the Governor of Huguang, the Governor of Shaanxi and Gansu, the Governor of Zhili, the Governor of Liangjiang, the Governor of Zhili, the Governor of Fujian and Zhejiang, the Governor of Liangguang, the Governor of Yunnan and Guizhou, and the Governor of the Three Eastern Provinces. These nine governors have different jurisdictions and different powers. Especially the power of the military.

In terms of system, the governors of the three eastern provinces established have the greatest military power, but in actual terms, the governors of Zhili, who sit on the Beiyang Army, are the positions with the most military powers.

I think that the governor of Zhili should have the most military power, and he is responsible for the most important local governor is the capital.

During the Qing Dynasty, the governor could mobilize troops to fight after receiving orders from the military department. In normal times, there is also a green battalion under his command that can be directly commanded by the "superintendent", with the number ranging from hundreds to thousands.

The governor of Sichuan and Shaanxi was the most bullish, and directly strangled the general Wang.

Governor of Zhili: The jurisdiction was probably in present-day Beijing, Tianjin, and Hebei Province.

Governor of Liangjiang: Governed the present-day provinces of Jiangsu, Anhui, and Jiangxi, as well as Shanghai.

Governor of Huguang: Governs Hubei and Hunan provinces.

Governor of Fujian and Zhejiang: Governed Fujian (including Taiwan, which was then part of Fujian Province) and Zhejiang Province.

Governor of Liangguang: Governed the land of Guangdong (including Hainan, which was part of Guangdong at that time) and Guangxi.

Governor of Shaanxi and Gansu: Governs the provinces of Shaanxi and Gansu.

Governor of Sichuan: Governed Sichuan Province (including present-day Chongqing Municipality).

Governor of Yunnan and Guizhou: Governs the provinces of Yunnan and Guizhou.

During the Qing Dynasty, there were eight governors, namely the governor of Zhili, the governor of Huguang, the governor of Liangguang, the governor of Sichuan, the governor of Liangjiang, the governor of Fujian and Zhejiang, the governor of Shaanxi and Gansu, and the governor of Yunnan and Guizhou. Their jurisdiction is recognizable by their official names.

1.Beijing, Hebei 2Jiangsu, Anhui, Jiangxi 3Hubei and Hunan 4, Fujian, Taiwan 5Guangdong and Guangxi 6Shaanxi Gansu 7Sichuan 8Guizhou, Yunnan.