What is the difference between a prime minister and a prime minister? In what era did they start??

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Prime Minister: The position began in the Qin Dynasty, and his position was the first of the hundred officials, responsible for assisting the emperor in handling national government affairs and important military affairs. With considerable real power, its status is not limited except for the emperor.

Note: Later, with the continuous conflict between the ancient imperial power and the relative power, and the rulers gradually realized the harm caused by the excessive power of the relative power to their own rule, the ancient central power institutions were also in constant adjustment. ）

Prime Minister: The name began in the Tang Dynasty.

In the previous dynasties, the power of the prime minister has been in a state of gradual division, the imperial power has been increasing, and the power of the prime minister has been weakened. In the Tang Dynasty, the system of three provinces and six ministries began to be implemented, and the governors of the three provinces were collectively called prime ministers. At this time, the prime minister's title began to be implemented.

The three provinces are Zhongshu Province, Menxia Province and Shangshu Province.

Unlike the prime minister, the power of the prime minister at this time has been divided, because the three provinces contain and cooperate with each other, and the complete power of the prime minister no longer exists. That is to say, there is no obvious difference between the prime minister and the prime minister in terms of name, but the name is different with the development of the dynasty. The biggest difference between the two is that their rights are already different.

To put it bluntly, the power of the prime minister is greater than that of the prime minister.

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There is no official name of prime minister in history, and prime minister is a general title in the history of our country. Zai is the master, and the phase is the auxiliary. Regarding the responsibilities of the prime minister, Chen Ping, the prime minister of the Western Han Dynasty, has summarized:

The prime minister, the son of heaven, the yin and yang, the four times, the next is the appropriateness of all things, the outside of the four princes of the four yi, the inner relatives are attached to the people, so that the secretary and the doctor can each have their own duties. ”

The prime minister originated in the Qin Dynasty, and Qin Shi Huang set up the prime minister to be in charge of government affairs.

Prime Minister is a general title in the history of our country. Zai is the master, and the phase is the auxiliary.

Prime Minister, the system originated in the Warring States period. Starting from King Wu, Qin set up left and right prime ministers, but sometimes also set up prime ministers, Wei Ran, Lü Buwei and others all held this position. After the unification of Qin, only the left and right prime ministers were appointed.

At the beginning of the Western Han Dynasty, Xiao He was the prime minister, and later moved to the Xiangguo, He died, and Cao Shen succeeded him. In the early years of Emperor Hui and Empress Lü to Emperor Wen, there were left and right prime ministers, and only one prime minister was set up in the future. At the beginning of the Han Dynasty, each kingdom was prepared **, and also set up a prime minister in its feudal state, and Emperor Jing changed its name to Xiang in the fifth year of the Yuan Dynasty (145 years ago).

In general, there is no difference between the prime minister and the prime minister, they are basically the same official positions as the bachelors of the Qing Dynasty;

The only difference lies in the dynasties, the early feudal dynasties set up prime ministers, and the middle and late feudal dynasties set up prime ministers; In one is the development of the feudal system, with the gradual concentration of royal power, the power of the prime minister is also slowly weakening, so from this level, the real power of the prime minister is not as great as the prime minister.

<> "The ancient emperor Qipeng Emperor has the supreme status, and he monopolizes the power of the country quietly in one, above ten million people, no one can compare with it, but it is undeniable that in addition to the emperor, there is also a position of "under one person, above ten thousand people", which is competed for by many capable people in ancient times, which is the so-called phase. What makes many people confused is that this phase is the prime minister or the prime minister, and many people are stupid and can't recognize it, is there any difference between the prime minister and the prime minister?

First of all, the essence is different. Prime Minister is a fixed official title that is used continuously, but Prime Minister is more of a general term for the highest rank in ancient times. The position of prime minister appeared in the period of King Wu of Qin, and since the establishment of the Qin Dynasty, it has been second only to the emperor, the first of the hundred officials, assisting the emperor in handling government affairs, and the position is high and powerful, and it is the highest status of the ancient court.

Because the power of the prime minister is too great, which greatly threatens the imperial power, the emperors of all dynasties have tried every means to constantly weaken the power of the prime minister, which shows the great power of the prime minister. In the Ming Dynasty, Zhu Yuanzhang abolished the post of prime minister, and the position of prime minister can be said to be a certainty, but the prime minister is different, except for being the deputy of the princes and kings in the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, and later the title was replaced by the post of prime minister for several acres, and it has not been used as a clear official position, but it is only a general term for the most powerful people in the country except for the emperor.

The prime minister is also known as the prime minister, but the Tang Dynasty division's Shangshu Ling and Zhongshu Menxia Sanpin are also prime ministers, which shows that the prime minister is not a clear ancient official position at all, but only a general title for a class of national power. The prime minister and the prime minister are both the highest status in ancient times, but the prime minister is applicable to a simple individual, and there is a certain antagonistic relationship with the imperial power, but the prime minister is applicable to both, which can be applied to the prime minister alone.

It can also be used on other more powerful **. Not only that, the power of the prime minister checks and balances the imperial power to a certain extent, and there is a certain antagonistic relationship with the imperial power, and the ancient emperors in order to weaken the power of the prime minister and achieve the purpose of centralization, often set up other positions to divide power, and such people often lead the name of the prime minister. To a large extent, the prime minister can be said to be attached to the imperial power and the power of the prime minister.