What official position is the right attendant of the military department equivalent to today?

The right attendant of the Ministry of War is basically equivalent to the current vice minister of defense.

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In the thirteenth year of Hongwu (1380), one member of the left and right attendants of the military department, who was the deputy commander of the military department, assisted in the affairs of the ministry. When the time strikes the Chinese book province.

The six ministries went directly to the emperor and were in charge of government affairs, so their duties were very heavy. In the first year of Shunzhi of the Qing Dynasty (1644), the left and right of the military department were changed to the left and right servants, and the Manchu and Han soldiers were two ranks.

Han Yuan is three products, Shunzhi sixteen years to change all are three products, Kangxi six years (1677) to restore the old system, nine years to reform all three products, Yongzheng eight years (1730) are all promoted to two products.

Shilang was a kind of Lang official in the Han Dynasty, and he was originally a close attendant of the court. After the Eastern Han Dynasty, as a subordinate official of Shangshu, he was first appointed as a Zhongling, a full year as a Shangshulang, and a three-year waiter. After that, with Shang Shutai.

The power of the squire has increased, and the squire has become more and more important. During the Sui and Tang dynasties, there were six departments in the capital, including officials, households, rituals, soldiers, criminals, and workers, who were in charge of state affairs. Among them, one squire of each ministry is the actual executor of the affairs of the chief officer of the auxiliary shangshu, which is equivalent to the deputy head of the current ministry.

It should be roughly equivalent to the position of the current chief of staff of the Ministry of National Defense, because the military department of the Ming Dynasty is equivalent to the current Minister of National Defense, and the Ming Dynasty's military department Zuo Shilang is equivalent to the current deputy minister of national defense.

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It is equivalent to today's deputy minister "with the rank of lieutenant general".

The Household Ministry Shilang Bureau is equivalent to the current Deputy Minister of Finance. The Hubu Shilang is an ancient official name, the deputy governor of the Hubu, who assists the Hubu Shangshu in managing the Hukou Tonghong, the tax of the shed, the land, the finance and other matters. In the Qing Dynasty, the Hubu Shilang was located under Shangshu and Shilang, but his authority was greater than that of the first two.

Zuo Shilang is equivalent to the current position of deputy minister of defense.

In ancient times, the senior ** who was equivalent to the position of prime minister was called "Situ", "Ling Yin", "Shangqing", "Taiwei", "Zuotu", "Yushi Dafu" and so on. The official in charge of personnel in the DPRK and China is called "Zhongzheng"; The highest law enforcement officer is called "Tingwei".

The official titles of the secretary or secretary general are "Zhongshu Ling" (the emperor's secretary), "Changshi"; The ** of the supervision department of the DPRK is called "Si Guo"; The officials in charge of foreign affairs are "Daxing", "Dahonglu", etc.; The officials in charge of the ground affairs of the capital are called "internal history".

The official names of the officials who manage the power to participate in politics are "Dasi Nong", "Shaofu", etc.; The official in charge of administrative affairs in the army is called "military marquis", the military judge is called "military horse", and the person in charge of military horses, grain and grass, that is, logistics, is called "stable general".

The officials who patrol the city and catch thieves are called "lieutenants". Of course, this is not the same as the "lieutenant" in the contemporary military rank system; The official name of the official who manages the development of the country's animal husbandry is "Chengtian"; The magistrates at and below the county level are called "rei" or "reishi".

In the Qing Dynasty, civil officials and military officials were divided into nine grades, and the nine animal images on their costumes indicated the rank of their official positions.

With the development of history, the position and name of official positions have changed significantly. However, the organizational structure of the country as a whole has retained its old outline, but it is much more elaborate and larger.

The Ministry of Officials is about equivalent to the current Minister of Personnel of our country, and it belongs to the official position of the third grade in the Ming Dynasty, and its status in the Ministry of Officials is second only to the Ministry of Officials.

Under the Ministry of Officials, there are Divisions of Officials, Divisions, Divisions, and Meritorious Divisions, which are in charge of the appointment and dismissal of officials in the world, examinations, promotions, awards, transfers and other affairs, similar to today's **Organization Department. (There is also the theory that officials are usually in charge of the whole country.) In the early Tang Dynasty, he presided over the imperial examination, and in the twenty-fourth year of the Kaiyuan Dynasty (736), the main examination was transferred to the jurisdiction of the Ministry of Rites.

In the middle of the Tang Dynasty, the power of Shangshu Province was usurped by the envoys, and the appointment and dismissal power of the Ministry of ** was gradually weakened. The chief is called the secretary of the ministry, and the two servants of the ministry are placed. At one time, it was renamed the Division, Tianguan, and the Ministry of Culture, and it was restored.

Future generations will not change. However, in the Song Dynasty, the envoys prevailed, and the duties of the Ministry of Officials were held by the Court of Judges and the East and West Quan, and the Shangshu of the Ministry of Officials did not govern the affairs of the Ministry.

The Ministry of Officials is one of the ancient Chinese official offices, the Eastern Han Dynasty began to place the officials Cao, changed from the Shangshu Chang Cao Cao, after the Wei and Jin Dynasties, it was called the Ministry of Officials, and the Shangshu was the main position, the highest official. "Officials" refers to civil servants, mostly "officials", which is equivalent to modern civilian civil servants. Under the Ministry of Officials, there are Divisions of Officials, Divisions of Seals, Divisions of Honors, etc.

The official department is now equivalent to the deputy minister of personnel, and the official department is equivalent to the current minister.

The Ministry of Officials is one of the ancient Chinese government offices. The Eastern Han Dynasty began to place the officials Cao, changed from the Shangshu Chang Shi Cao, and after the Wei and Jin dynasties, it was called the Ministry of Officials. Sui, Tang and Five Dynasties, listed as the head of the six departments of Shangshu Province, the prefect is called the Ministry of Shangshu, set up one person, the deputy title of the Ministry of Officials, set up two people, respectively, the left of the Ministry of Officials, the right of the Ministry of Officials.

Shangshu is the main position, the highest officer, and the squire is the deputy position, assisting Shangshu.

The servant of the Ministry of Officials, the deputy chief of the Ministry of Officials, the third grade of the Ming Dynasty, and the second grade of the Qing Dynasty.

Shilang is equivalent to the position of deputy minister of the current Zhongmeng Yanyang organization.

Squire: Official name. A kind of Lang official in the Han Dynasty, he was originally a close attendant of the official court.

After the Eastern Han Dynasty, the subordinate officials of Shangshu were called Langzhong at the beginning, and they were called Shangshulang for one year and Shilang for three years. Since the Tang Dynasty, the ministries of Zhongshu, Menxia Province and Shangshu Province have all taken Shilang as the deputy of the chief, and the official position has gradually increased.

Dear, hello, I am honored to have you this question, then the right attendant of the Ministry of War is basically equivalent to the current deputy minister of defense and chief of staff. In the thirteenth year of Hongwu (1380), Taizu of the Ming Dynasty placed one member of the left and right servants of the military department, and was the deputy chief of the military department, assisting in the affairs of the ministry. When the province of Zhongshu was dismissed, the six departments went directly to the emperor, and the correction was divided into government affairs, so his duties were very heavy.

In the first year of Shunzhi of the Qing Dynasty (1644), the left and right of the military department were changed to the left and right servants, the Manchu and Han soldiers were the second grade, the Han soldiers were the third grade, the Shunzhi sixteenth Qing Song year was changed to the three products, the Kangxi six years (1677) were restored to the old system, the nine years were restored to the three products, and the eight years of Yongzheng (1730) were all promoted to the second grade.

The military department is equivalent to the current vice minister or deputy minister of defense.

The squire of the Ministry of War, the deputy chief of the Ministry of War, is equivalent to today's deputy minister of defense. From the Tang Dynasty to the early Northern Song Dynasty, Yuanfeng was restructured from the third grade, and in the early Northern Song Dynasty, it was a civil official who was transferred to a rank official, and Yuanfeng was a ministry official after the restructuring. The Ming Dynasty was the third product, and the Qing Dynasty was from the second product.

The Ministry of War is one of the six ministries (the Ministry of Personnel, the Ministry of Households, the Ministry of Finance, the Ministry of Rites, the Ministry of Culture and Education, the Ministry of War, the Ministry of Defense, the Ministry of Justice, the Ministry of Public Security, the Ministry of Justice, and the Ministry of Construction). The current Ministry of Defense. "Shilang" is equivalent to today's vice minister and deputy minister.

Shang Shu is the minister, and Shilang is the deputy minister and deputy minister.