In the Spring and Autumn Period, the position of the State of Chu was set up, and the official posit

King of Chu. Ling Yin: It is equivalent to the Xiangguo of the Central Plains country.

Left Yin, Right Yin: Ling Yin's deputy.

Mo Ao: There is no specific position, but Mo Ao can represent the king of Chu, and his position is placed after Ling Yin and Sima.

Sima: In charge of the country's military power.

Left Sima, Right Sima: Sima's deputy.

Zhu State: During the Spring and Autumn Period, the Chu State did not have this position, and the Warring States Party was established, which was equivalent to Sima in the Spring and Autumn Period, and was in charge of military affairs.

Master: The state of Chu has not set up a master for a long time, only Pan Chong was set up as a master during the period of King Chu Mu, and Ziyan was set up as a master during the period of King Chu Hui, and this position was never set up again.

Teacher, young teacher: Teacher Prince.

Fu, Taifu, and Young Fu: all of them are the prince's tutors**, which are equivalent to senior staff officers.

National Elder: National Elder is a fictitious position, which is generally made Yin retired as a national elder, although there is no specific position, but the status is prominent.

Xianyin: The ** in charge of counseling.

Gong Stable Yin, Middle Stable Yin, Prison Horse Yin: ** who manages horses.

Gong Yin: The chief in charge of engineering construction**.

Lang Yin: The chief in charge of executions.

Yin of the Ring: The chief in charge of the outer guard of the palace**.

Menyin: The chief who guards the gates of the royal palace.

Jiao Yin: The chief of the suburbs of the capital**.

Le Yin: In charge of the court band's principal **.

Bu Yin: The No. 1 officer in charge of divination.

Yu Yin: The chief in charge of governing jade**.

Defeat; During the Spring and Autumn Period, he was in charge of law enforcement and prisons.

Tingli: During the Warring States Period, the division was defeated by the court, and the functions were the same as those of the division.

Zuo disciple: set up in the middle of the Warring States period, he can handle internal and external affairs on behalf of the king of Chu, and the left disciple can be directly promoted to Ling Yin, and has a close relationship with the king of Chu.

Sanlu Doctor: In charge of the royal family, such as Qu Yuan is the Sanlu doctor, in charge of the royal family's three surnames: Qu, Jing and Zhao.

Taibu: This position was established in the middle of the Warring States period, and its functions are the same as those of Bu Yin in the Spring and Autumn Period.

Gongzheng: set up during the Warring States Period, with the same functions as Gongyin, in charge of engineering construction.

General, General, General: The general in charge of an army, not a specific position.

General Pi: The general's deputy.

Zuo Shi: It is equivalent to a senior staff officer.

Right Leader: The officer who leads the army, which is equivalent to the middle commander in the army.

Order: The position is the same as that of Zhu Guo, Ling Yin, and Sima.

Situ: In charge of all kinds of labor service, military service, etc.

Si Gong: The chief eunuch.

阍, 大阍: ** who guards the door after cutting the feet, which is equivalent to a doorman.

Lang Zhong: The captain of the guard in charge of guarding the monarch. Messenger: The messenger of the king.

Priest: This monarch is driving.

Juanren: The king's attendant.

Medium shot: The function is the same as that of Juan Ren.

Lingren: Le Palace. Taiguan: In charge of the king's meals.

County Yin: The state of Chu began to set up counties during the reign of King Wu of Chu, and it was the number one of the counties.

County order: In the late Warring States period, the county Yin was changed to a county order.

Whether Cheng Jia has a son or not is not recorded in the history books.

There are many positions, such as Si Nong, Sima, Si Kou and so on. In addition, the doctor is a rank, not a position.

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There are princes and princes.

It is a candidate for the title of marquis, not a position with authority.

The Northern Song Dynasty was once crowned the Duke of Chu.

Zeng Hui (952-1033), the character Zongyuan, a native of Jinjiang, Quanzhou, the second year of Duangong of the Song Dynasty (989). Bangyan Jinshi, Langzhong of the Criminal Department, Jixian Hall Revision, Gift Taishi Zhongshu Order and Shangshu Order, Feng Chu Guogong. Born in February of the second year of Guangshun in the fifth Tang Dynasty (952), his father's name was Zeng Mu, Ren Dehua Ling, Cheng Zhishi in the palace, gave Taishi Zhongshu Ling and Shangshu Ling, Feng Wei Guogong, and specially entered the Taishi Qin Guogong.

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The princes of the clan and the like are basically based on "Qi, Chu, Yan, Han, Zhao, Wei and Qin", which should be a comprehensive consideration of the status of these countries at that time and the location of the prince's fiefdom.

The rest of the ranks of knighthoods also largely follow this principle. That is to say, the status of the country in which the fief is located and the title is taken into account.

"Feng Wang", "Feng Hou" and "Feng Gong", among the rewards of the past dynasties after the Qin Dynasty, the four titles of "Qin, Jin, Qi and Chu" are the most noble, because the country represented by these four titles was the most powerful in the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period.

Eastern Zhou Dynasty.

Eastern Zhou Dynasty (770 BC - 256 BC) In 771 BC, the dog Rong killed the king of Youwang and destroyed the Western Zhou Dynasty. In the following year (i.e., 770 BC), the map of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty was moved from Hojing to Luoyi (now Luoyang, Henan Province), and the history called the Zhou Dynasty after the eastward migration as the Eastern Zhou Dynasty. In the 59th year of King Zhou (256 BC), the Eastern Zhou Dynasty was destroyed by Qin, a total of 25 kings, which lasted 515 years, and the Eastern Zhou Dynasty was divided into two periods: Spring and Autumn (770 BC - 403 BC) and Warring States (403 BC - 221 BC).

This period was a period of transformation of China's social system. This shift was marked by the widespread use of iron.

The feudal state of the Shang Dynasty, and later after the Shang Dynasty was destroyed by King Wu of Zhou, it became a vassal state of the Zhou Dynasty.

During the Warring States period, the military merit system was implemented, that is, the more people killed on the battlefield, the higher the battle medal.

The State of Chu, also known as Jing and Jing Chu, was a vassal state in the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period in Chinese history. The ancestral family name of Chu is Mi, Xiong. The Chu tribe, which first arose in the land of ancient Jingzhou, was destroyed in the Qin State.

The jurisdiction is roughly all of Hunan, Hubei, Chongqing, Henan, Anhui, Jiangsu, and Jiangxi.

The territory of Chu State stretches from Daba Mountain, Wushan Mountain and Wuling Mountain in the west, to the sea in the east, from Nanling in the south, to the central part of Henan, Anhui and northern Jiangsu in the north.

Including Hunan, Hubei, Jiangxi, Anhui, Jiangsu, Zhejiang and other provinces, almost the entire south. See this map.

With the two lakes as the center, it includes Jiangxi, Sichuan, Anhui and other provinces. For details, please refer to the Historical Atlas of China.

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The official system of Chu is different from that of the Central Plains! But it is basically a ** official and a magistrate, but there are differences in the name.

1。Mo Ao 2. Da Sima 3. Right Sima 4. Zuo Sima.

5。Ling Yin 6. Sima 7. Left Acts 8. Defeat;

9。Taishi 10. Dr. Sam Lu 11. Left history 12. Bu Yin.

Some of the official positions are from different periods. But the rights are the same, only in terms of initial position.

The official of the ** regime of the Chu State only had the official title of Mo Ao in the early Spring and Autumn Period. Mo Ao during this period was probably equivalent to the title of Da Sima. Since King Wu of Chu, Mo Ao's status began to decline.

The state of Chu also set up another big Sima, right Sima, left Sima, and Mo Ao, whose status was reduced to below the left Sima. In the later period of King Wu, it was even lower than Ling Yin. In the middle of the Warring States period, Mo Ao seemed to no longer hold real power, and he was just an idle adviser to the king.

In place of Mo Ao, it was Ling Yin who was in power.

Ling Yin was set up for the fifty-first year of King Wu of Chu. The official Ling Yin is the highest-ranking official title in the Chu State. After that, Ling Yin was awarded by the second, and this official name was still preserved during the Warring States period. Chu Lingyin is equivalent to the prime minister of the Central Plains official system.

Under Ling Yin is Sima, "Zuo Chuan: Thirty Years of Xianggong" said: "And Sima, Ling Yin is biased, and the four bodies of the king are also." It can be seen that Sima's position in the state of Chu is also very important.

Sima's official title appeared relatively late in the Chu State. Sima was in charge of the military, led the troops to fight in wartime, and was in charge of military supplies and equipment in peacetime. This official position should have been set up under the influence of the Central Plains state.

The left disciple only appeared after the middle of the Warring States period, and its position was quite important, and Qu Yuan was a left disciple when he was the king of Chu Huai. The ** of the official title of Zuo Xing Zaotu may be related to the official title of Situ. In the Spring and Autumn Period, the state of Chu originally had Situ, who was in charge of migrant workers' apprenticeship.

The state of Chu often set up two assistants under one official. "Zuotu" may be Situ's assistant.

The official title in charge of criminal punishment and prison proceedings. The three kingdoms of Chu, Chen, and Tang all have the official title of defeat. The defeat is equivalent to the division of the Central Plains countries.

Shi and Taishi are the officials responsible for the discipline of the prince.

Doctor Sanlu is more special, and there is no equivalent official position in the Central Plains. He is in charge of the education of the children of the royal family Zhao, Jing and Qu. It is somewhat similar to the prince doctor of the Jin Kingdom.

The official title of Zuo Shi is similar to the function of the Imperial History of the Central Plains.

Bu Yin, also known as Bu Shi, is equivalent to the official title of the Central Plains doctor.

Note: Large, left, and right only represent different levels.