Ancient official positions from the fifth rank to the sixth grade

From the fifth grade is larger than the positive sixth.

The product is used to indicate the ** level.

The sign of high and low originated from Cao Wei.

Period's "Nine Grades in the Middle."

Bureaucratic choice system. At that time, the scholars were assessed as nine grades according to their talents, for alternative, called "nine grades", and later the dignity of the general ** was also divided into nine grades, also known as nine grades. Among them, there are two kinds of grades: ** and slave.

**And the subordinate is a different position, simply put, in the same rank, ** is slightly larger than the subordinate rank. Therefore, from the fifth grade is larger than the positive sixth.

From the fifth grade to the sixth grade is a step bigger.

From the fifth grade is larger than the positive sixth.

Liupin** is equivalent to the current county level**, and 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.

In ancient China, there were at least two types of official positions: one was responsible for the actual administrative functions of military punishment, supervision, examination, and selection, and the other was mainly used to arrange bureaucratic high grades, which belonged to the "grade category". The powers and responsibilities of the latter type of official titles are sometimes only in name, but they have a taste significance that cannot be ignored:

It is used to increase prestige, confer benefits, confirm ranks, and provide a starting official position or transfer ladder, and provide candidates, reserve talents, or arrange redundant positions.

The five officials and the presentDeputy department levelQuite a bit, Zhengwupin is a level of ancient Chinese official positions, which belongs to the intermediate level, and is generally the state level. In the Song Dynasty, the top of the five products was from the fourth grade, and the lower was from the fifth grade, but the five grades of the Tang Dynasty were divided into upper and lower and from the top and bottom of the five grades. The five officials and the presentDeputy department levelQuite a bit, Zheng Wupin is a level of ancient Chinese official positions, belonging to the middle-level official Xizhi Zhaoyuan, generally at the state level.

In the Song Dynasty, the top of the five products was from the fourth grade, and the lower was from the fifth grade, but the five grades of the Tang Dynasty were divided into upper and lower and from the top and bottom of the five grades. The five officials and the presentDeputy department levelQuite a bit, Zhengwupin is a level of official positions in ancient China, which belongs to the intermediate level, generally the state level. In the Song Dynasty, the top of the five products was from the fourth grade, and the lower was from the fifth grade, but the five grades of the Tang Dynasty were divided into upper and lower and from the top and bottom of the five grades.

The five officials and the presentDeputy department levelQuite a bit, Zhengwupin is a level of official positions in ancient China, which belongs to the intermediate level, generally the state level. In the Song Dynasty, the top of the five products was from the fourth grade, and the lower was from the fifth grade, but the five grades of the Tang Dynasty were divided into upper and lower and from the top and bottom of the five grades.