What dynasty and era is the county system?

The county system is not an era name, it is an administrative plan for state management, which was first implemented in the Qin Dynasty, Qin Shi Huang implemented the county system management, and the Han Dynasty also adopted it, and the Han Dynasty was a parallel system of counties and princes.

The Sui, Tang, Song, Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties began the three-province six-ministry system.

The county system originated in the Chu State in the Spring and Autumn Period, and Xiong Tong, the king of Chu Wu; The county system originated in the Qin State, and Qin Mu Gongying was good; After the reform of the representatives of the Legalists of the past dynasties, it was finally formed in the Qin and Han dynasties.

The county system was a system of the Qin Dynasty, and there was no chronology at this time.

The county system began in the Spring and Autumn Period and was extended to the whole country during the reign of Qin Shi Huang.

It began in the Spring and Autumn Period, flourished in the Qin and Han dynasties, and ended in the late Tang Dynasty.

The county system is a local administrative system that began in the Qin Dynasty.

The county magistrate is the county guard, and the county magistrate is the county magistrate.

These places are directly appointed and dismissed by the monarch.

This is also its biggest feature, that is to say, local rights are weakened, and the centralization of power is strengthened.

The county system of counties and counties has enabled the vassal states to form a relatively systematic set of administrative institutions such as **, counties and townships, which has played an important role in the centralized rule of the landlord class.

During the war, although the county system was formed and greatly developed, due to the division of countries, the ruling situation was not the same.

It was not until after Qin unified China that the county system was perfected in order to strengthen the centralization of power, and then it was promoted throughout the country.

The characteristics of the county system in the Qin Dynasty were:

The main ** county guards the county order, etc., which are directly transferred by the emperor, and the official position of closed is not hereditary.

There is only a fief in the local **, there is no fiefdom, only the local administrative power, and it is absolutely subordinate to the **.

Unlike the feudal system, both the county guard and the county order were directly appointed and dismissed by the emperor.

The county system originated earlier than the county system and later became part of the county system.

The county system originated in the Chu State, and the Qin Dynasty was the first dynasty in Chinese history to implement the "county system" in the Quandoubi Realm.

The county system is the embodiment of the ancient ** centralized system in local power, which was formed in the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period.

The county system is a two-level local administrative system in ancient China that emerged after the patriarchal blood feudal system. It prevailed in the Qin and Han dynasties.

The county system originated in the late Spring and Autumn Period, and there were already counties and counties, but there was no mutual subordination relationship between counties and counties, which was different from the county system in the Qin and Han dynasties. The counties of the Spring and Autumn Period can be divided into two types: the counties of Chu and Qin both belonged directly to the monarch, and the counties of Jin and Wu were mostly fiefdoms of the Qing Dafu. Although the two maintain the original system of despising the capital and adopt the system of hereditary officials, they are directly supported by the monarch or distributed by the monarch, and the other capital, which is directly under the monarch, has the role of an important border defense town.