Ancient bachelor, what is it called when the jinshi goes up again?

In addition to the titles of ancient scholars and jinshi, there are the following levels:

1.Jinshi: In the Tang Dynasty, a bachelor was generally referred to as a "doctor" and referred to a person who had obtained a jinshi or above qualification in the imperial examination.

2.Ming Jing: In the Song Dynasty, the titles of bachelors were more diverse, including "Jinshi", "Ming Jing", "Gongsheng" and so on. Among them, "Ming Jing" refers to the students of the Hanlin Academy who have passed the examination.

3.Gongshi: In the Ming and Qing dynasties, the titles of scholars gradually diversified, including "Jinshi", "Juren", "Xiucai", "Gongshi", "Tongzi" and so on. Among them, "Gongshi" refers to a person who has obtained the qualification of Gongshi in the imperial examination.

4.Juren: In the Ming and Qing dynasties, Juren also became a high-level title for bachelors.

In general, in addition to the ranks of ancient scholars and jinshi, there were different titles such as Ming Jing, Gongshi, and Juren, and the specific titles varied depending on the era and region.

The ancient Jinshi was equivalent to the current academician. Jinshi is the ancient Chinese imperial examination system, the last level of **** court examination, is the ancient imperial examination of the first place. Jinshi is divided into three grades:

3 people in the first class, give the jinshi and the first; The second and third grades, divided into Jinshi and Jinshi, many famous writers in ancient times were born as Jinshi.

The title of Jinshi was first seen in the Book of Rites and the Imperial System. During the great cause of Emperor Yang of the Sui Dynasty, the Jinshi subject was introduced. Tang also set up this subject, all candidates are called Jinshi, and those who take the test are called Jinshi. In the Tang Dynasty, the two subjects of Jinshi and Ming Jing were the most important, and later poetry became the main examination content of Jinshi.

The Jinshi Branch, first opened in 605 by the Sui Dynasty, is regarded as the beginning of the imperial examination. In the Sui and Tang dynasties, the "Jinshi Branch" was only one of the various subjects in the imperial examination, and the test was poetry. Because Jinshi is a regular subject, and it is the most difficult to obtain, it is the most noble, and its status has become the first of all subjects.

Wu Zetian of the Tang Dynasty initiated the martial arts examination for the selection of military generals. In the Qing Dynasty, it was renamed Wuke. In history, martial arts have been performed about 500 times.

Compared with the liberal arts examination, the martial arts examination is less important. The martial arts of the previous dynasties were sometimes abolished, and sometimes they were restored. And the status of the martial arts is also lower than that of the liberal arts Jinshi.

Jinshi is equivalent to the current doctorate degree.

Jinshi is equivalent to the academic qualifications of current doctoral students. Jinshi and doctoral students are similar, but the content of study is different, and after becoming a Jinshi, people will be assigned corresponding jobs to expand their abilities; Doctoral students conduct detailed research and understanding according to the direction of their own research. In ancient times, the names of those in the imperial examination were Xiucai, Juren, Gongshi and Jinshi.

The Jinshi was examined by the emperor. Jinshi can be said to be the name that the examinee yearns for, and the person who becomes a tribute will go to the palace for the palace examination, and the emperor will rank the examinee according to the candidate's answers.

Under normal circumstances, people who become tributes will become jinshi when they take the exam. The job position of the jinshi will not be very high, but in the process of the jinshi's own efforts, the speed of the post promotion will be relatively stable. After becoming a jinshi, you must obey the emperor's arrangement and carry out the handover of the job, and those who are capable, as long as they do things that contribute to the country, will be promoted accordingly.

Jinshi

After the township examination is over, people from all over the country want to go to the capital to participate in the national examination, which is generally held in the spring of the second year, so it is also called "spring time". Those who took the examination were called "Gongshi", and the first place became Huiyuan. After the examination, the tribute scholars participated in the palace examination, and the emperor was the chief examiner.

The palace examination is only used for ranking, and the tributes who can participate can usually become jinshi, and there will be no more falling behind.

Jin Shidi. The first, second, and third places are respectively called champions, lists, and flowers. In the township examination, the meeting examination, and the palace examination in succession, they all won the first place, and they were called:

Even in the middle of the three yuan. Although the first official position of Jinshi was not high, it was relatively easy to be promoted to the official position due to his birth Jinshi status. In particular, those who were elected to the Hanlin Academy, who served the emperor exclusively, were called the protégés of the Son of Heaven.

Some jinshi, after decades of training in officialdom, finally do well, can join the cabinet to worship, and a little worse, can also become the ** of the imperial court. Most people will stay in the capital to get an official position, which belongs to the subordinate officials of ****. And the Jinshi who are released from the outside can also be a county order when they go to the locality.

In short, if the ancient talents, scholars, and jinshi are compared with the current college students and graduate students, it is really too underestimate the ancient imperial examination system. In ancient times, being admitted to fame was a major event to change fate and improve class.