What position is equivalent to the ancient five products

If it is a civil official, the ancient five products are:

Jingguan: Left and right Chunfang concubines, counselors of the General Administration Division, Shaoqing of Guanglu Temple, directors of the Ministry of Affairs, Zongren Mansion, Langzhong of various ministries, and envoys of Tai Hospital, which are roughly equivalent to the current deputy director level.

Foreign officials: Tongzhi, Tutongzhi, and Zhili Prefecture Zhizhou, which is roughly equivalent to the current deputy department level.

From the five grades: Beijing officials: Hanlin Academy, Hanlin Academy, Honglu Temple Shaoqing, Si Jing Bureau, Deputy Director of Zongren Mansion, Imperial Envoy, and Wailang of various ministries, which is roughly equivalent to the current bureau level.

Foreign officials: The governors of each state, the deputy envoy of the Salt Transportation Division, and the Salt Division are promoted, which is roughly equivalent to the current bureau level.

If it is a military attaché, the ancient five products are:

Beijing Officer: Third-class guard, Zhiyi Zheng, deputy lieutenant of the infantry army, infantry military academy, supervisor and trustworthy officer, and assistant leader in charge, which is roughly equivalent to the current regimental level.

Foreign officials: Pass guarding, defending, garrisoning, and comforting the envoys, Xuanfu envoys Tongzhi, and Qianhu, which are roughly equivalent to the current regimental level.

From the five grades: Beijing officials: fourth-class guards, commissioned forward staff, commissioned escort staff, commissioned shotgun escort leader, commissioned forward guard, lower five banners coated staff, five-grade ceremony, seal seal Jing, third-class guard, roughly equivalent to the current deputy regimental level.

Foreign officials: the commander of the Imperial Palace, the Heying Co-ordinator Garrison, the Pacification Envoy, the Recruitment Envoy, the Deputy Envoy of the Propaganda and Pacification Envoy, and the Deputy Thousand Households, which are roughly equivalent to the current deputy regimental level.

The five-rank officer is about the current "deputy bureau level, bureau level, deputy director level, director level, deputy minister level, deputy department level, department level, deputy provincial level, deputy division level, full division level, deputy military level".

It's hard to say. The cabinet of the Ming Dynasty was all five products and had great power. It is equivalent to the current standing committee member.

Zhengliupin is an official grade in ancient times. In ancient China, there were nine grades and eighteen grades, and the sixth grade was the eleventh level. Different dynasties have different official positions, such as the Tang Dynasty has a doctor of Taixue, the governor of Zhongzhou, etc., and the Song Dynasty has a princely council, Fengzhi doctor, etc.

Generally speaking, since Cao Wei implemented the Jiupin Zhongzheng system, the level and position of the first class have actually changed a lot. For example, in the Sui and Tang dynasties, the history of a state's thorns was six products, which was equivalent to the sub-provincial level**; Some county orders are six-grade, but there is also a department level or deputy department level; In the ** three-province six-ministry system, a large number of chief books, directors, and staff are all six or seven grades, which is equivalent to the deputy department level.

In the Song Dynasty, basically the general judgment of a state was six grades, which was an official position at the department level.

The Ming Dynasty's six-rank officials were more complicated, ** all the ministries were given to the matter, the inspectorate of the various provinces supervised the imperial history, and the leaders of the two officials in each state were all six-grade officials. In the Qing Dynasty, it was relatively fixed, and the six-rank officials were generally at the deputy department level or department level.

The five-rank officer is about the current "deputy bureau level, bureau level, deputy director level, director level, deputy minister level, deputy department level, department level, deputy provincial level, deputy division level, full division level, deputy military level".

Zhengwupin is a level of ancient Chinese official positions, which belongs to the intermediate level**, generally at the state level** (for example, the Zhili Prefecture Zhizhou of the Qing Dynasty belongs to the Zhengwupin). The top of the five products is from the fourth grade, and the lower is from the fifth grade, but the positive five products of the Tang Dynasty are divided into upper and lower and from the top and bottom of the fifth grade.

1. The ancient five-rank officials are equivalent to modern department-level cadres, that is, provincial-level cadres. At the same time, Wupin is a level of ancient Chinese official positions, which belongs to the intermediate level, generally at the state level (for example, the Zhili Prefecture of the Qing Dynasty belongs to the Zhengwupin). The top of the five products is from the fourth grade, and the lower is from the fifth grade, but the positive five products of the Tang Dynasty are divided into upper and lower and from the five grades next to the hunger.

2. The ancient official rank is the ancient official position, which involves the official signature, official name, and the position of the official. The situation of the various dynasties is also different. It can be roughly divided into two categories: ** official positions and local official positions.

The main administrative region of Qin and Han was the county. The governor of the county, Qin called the county guard, and Han called the Taishou. The main administrative region of the Sui and Tang dynasties was the state, and the state officials were called the Thorn History, and the subordinate officials were Changshi, Sima, etc.

In the Tang Dynasty, in some important military towns, there were envoys with festivals, and subordinate officials included marching horses, staff officers, and secretaries. In the Song Dynasty, the state officials were called Zhizhou, and the county officials were called Zhixian. In the Ming and Qing dynasties, the state was changed to the government, which was called the unified prefect's office.