Which official position is bigger, the Duke of Zhenguo or the General of Zhenguo?

It depends.

Whoever has real power in his hands will have a big official position.

However, it is very likely that the prince of the country is only a title of reward, but the generals are generally in charge of military power, and in feudal society, the real power of the military generals is still very large.

It should be that the public is bigger than the general, and both of them are honorable official positions.

Zhensanshan Huangxin or Zhenguanxi Zhengtu?

The prime minister is big.

Prime Minister, an ancient Chinese official name. After the Three Kingdoms, it was the ** who assisted the emperor's prime minister and the hundred officials, that is, the chief of the hundred officials.

Zhenguo Gong first appeared in the Song Dynasty, and the rank of Zhenguo general was the second rank of military attaché. Qing is the ninth level of the clan knighthood, and he is not under the eight-point town and the general of the auxiliary country.

As a result, the prime minister's official position and power are greater.

The Duke of Zhenguo is a knighthood, and those who serve as the Duke of Zhenguo are generally veterans with military achievements, or relatives of the emperor. So the status is very high.

The prime minister is an official position, and as long as there is a talented person who serves as the prime minister, the responsibility is equivalent to that of the prime minister, which is very large, but the status is not necessarily very high. Generally speaking, when the prime minister sees the prime minister, he has to take the initiative to salute, and when the prime minister comes to see the prime minister, he will also return the salute to show respect.

Of course, it's the prime minister, and this is the real power. The Duke of Zhenguo is just a title, and there will be many officials with such a title, so the real power is the greatest.

The Duke of Zhenguo is a knighthood, which is a super grade, and has a higher status than any grade of official, but has no real power. Prime Minister is an official position and has rights.

One is a knighthood, the other is a position, there is no comparison.

The title has no real power, just like the champion is not an official, just a title, not a position, but the duke's title is higher than that of the marquis (the prince is uncle), the prince of Zhenguo is larger, and the marquis is also divided into several grades.

It's like the difference between the Duke of Zhenguo (1st Class) and the Marquis (3rd Rank Marquis) is even bigger (level 5).

General of Zhenguo, the name of Wu Sanguan. Song Shizhi, from the second grade. Jin Youzhen Guoshang, from the third rank, is the fourteenth rank of military attaché. Yuan was promoted from the second rank and ranked the sixth rank of military attaché. The military attache of the Ming Dynasty was awarded the general of Zhenguo from the beginning of the second grade.

In the Ming and Qing dynasties, the general of the town was named after him: in the Ming Dynasty, it was used to confer the princes of the county; In the Qing Dynasty, the ninth rank of the clan knighthood was not under the eighth-point auxiliary prince, and above the first-class auxiliary general.

In the Ming Dynasty, except for the eldest son of the county king (the title of the eldest son), in principle, all the generals of the Zhenguo were named (but there were also those who were born to concubines and demoted to auxiliary generals). Starting from the general of Zhenguo, he was demoted to the rank of raider. The wife of General Zhenguo is called the wife of General Zhenguo.

The general of Zhenguo was paid 1,000 stone per year (half of the grain, half of the banknotes; In the forty-fourth year of Jiajing, it was changed to three cents of grain and seven cents of banknotes). The sons of the generals of Zhenguo are all named auxiliary generals. The daughter is called the county king.

The county king's salary is 400 stone per year (four cents of natural color, six cents of banknotes; In the forty-fourth year of Jiajing, it was changed to two cents and eight cents).