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Anonymous users2024-02-09For example, in the Qing Dynasty, if someone in your family worked next to Emperor Qianlong, even if it was a guard, then it was actually very rich. The guards around Emperor Qianlong, even if they were only third-class, had a relatively high income, about 500 taels a year.
In the Qing Dynasty, because wages were not settled in RMB as they are now, many of them were settled in silver or rice. So one of the better things about being a guard is that as long as you do your own thing, then you not only have a fixed salary every month, but also other additional bonuses and commissions. For example, when the emperor is in a good mood, he will give you a reward, which is considered income.
The five hundred taels mentioned above is only an approximate estimate, and the real number should be much higher.
Everyone knows Heshen, he actually started as a very small guard at the beginning. Because being a guard can reach out to a lot of people, as long as you show yourself at the right moment and let the emperor see your presence, then you are developed. So being a squire doesn't mean looking at how much you get paid each year, there are a lot of other extra incomes that you can't even think of.
And everyone knows that when Qianlong was the emperor, the Qing Dynasty was relatively wealthy, so in this case, there will be no shortage of money from the people around himThis is a good illustration that if a person wants to make money, he still has to go to a better era, and it is important to follow the right person.
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Anonymous users2024-02-08can earn two taels of silver, the annual salary is about 600 taels, and there are various welfare policies, so you can earn a lot of money.
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Anonymous users2024-02-07As a third-class guard in the Qianlong Dynasty, his annual income was about 300 taels of silver.
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Anonymous users2024-02-06I don't think it's a lot of money, after all, it's a lot of taels, and it shouldn't be much.
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Anonymous users2024-02-05They didn't make a lot of money, and they converted everything into a few hundred taels of silver.
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Anonymous users2024-02-04Not sure, but certainly a lot, because in addition to the fixed salary, there are also a lot of imperial rewards.
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Anonymous users2024-02-03In fact, there is not much money, because there are too many such officials. Everyone has a limited amount of money.
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Anonymous users2024-02-02I can't earn much money, because in fact, in ancient times, many petty officials were relatively poor.
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