Why can t Qin Qiong, as the prince of the country, be hereditary?

The ancients said that the marquis worshiped the prime minister, the Tang Dynasty was divided into twelve grades, the highest level was "Shangzhu Guo", followed by "Zhu Guo", Qin Shubao, Wei Chi Gong, Cheng Yanjin were also worshiped as Hu Guogong, Hu Guogong, Lu Guogong through their own efforts, with the "Shangzhu State" rank to reward their military exploits in the establishment of the Tang Dynasty, and won the "Shangzhu State" rank, no matter how big the official position, can enjoy the treatment of the second grade, replaced by a modern term, probably "special combat hero"! Many ancient titles were inherited by sons after the death of their fathers, such as Cheng Huaimo, the son of Cheng Yanjin, after the death of Cheng Yanjin, Cheng Huaimo attacked the Duke of Lu, and Wei Chi Gong's son Yu Chi Baolin attacked the Duke of Hubei after the death of Wei Chi Gong, but Qin Huaidao, the son of Qin Shubao, did not have the title of Duke of Hu Guo, who inherited Qin Shubao.

Qin Qiong participated in Xuanwu Gate, and Qin Huaidao inherited the founding prince of Licheng County. Huaidao's low position may be due to the problem of others, either from birth or from the brain. In terms of origin, there are great-great-grandfathers and ancestors on his epitaph, but there is no father, and Qin Qiong is actually an ancestor.

In terms of mind, it should be a tiger father and a dog, and when the guard expires, he will be transferred to the local area. In the end, he was directly transferred to the civil service and became a county magistrate. Maybe the character is too weak.

Qin Qiong died relatively early, when he died, the eldest son Qin Huaidao was only 14 years old, after Qin Qiong's death, it can be said that the family is in the middle of the road, Qin Huaidao served as the emperor's guard military attache Qianniu in the early days, and only served as a low-level official position such as the Mianzhou priest from the seventh grade and the Changzhou Yixing County Order from the sixth grade, and the other young son married the granddaughter of Yu Chigong as his wife, Qin Shubao and became the younger generation of Yu Chigong, and had to sigh the importance of enjoying the shade and standing in line under the big tree.

There is no mention of Qin Qiong's wife and children in the new and old Tang Dynasty books, and there is no mention of whether there are descendants to inherit the title. Only what Li Yuan said when he rewarded Qin Qiong: Qing did not sympathize with his wife and came to me, from which it can be guessed:

Qin Qiong gave up his wife and children to defect to the Tang Dynasty, and it is estimated that his wife and children were separated or died in the war. Biography: Qin Qiong's son is called Qin Huaiyu, and his grandson is called Qin Ying, but the official history is difficult to check.

According to Qin Qiong's genealogy, Qin Qiong's son is Qin Huaidao, the word is reasonable, Qin Huaidao was 14 years old when Qin Qiong died. In 1995, archaeologists in Jinan discovered the epitaph of Qin Qiong's father Qin Ai, as well as the epitaph of Qin Huaidao, the son of Qin Qiong, all of which have relevant records, which can be speculated. There is no mention of Qin Qiong's wife and children in the new and old Tang Dynasty books, and there is no mention of whether there are descendants to inherit the title, only what Li Yuan said when he rewarded Qin Qiong:

I didn't care about my wife, and I came to me. Therefore, in addition to Qin Huaidao, only the parties concerned know how many sons Qin Qiong has.

Because of the negative treatment of the changes in Xuanwumen.

How can there be so many thousand-year-old families, since the Tang Dynasty, the influence of the imperial court has become smaller and smaller.

You asked Li Yuan, Li Shimin, what Qin Qiong wanted, and Li Yuan was obtained by Qin Qiong.

Although Qin Qiong's exploits are very outstanding. But he can only be named the Duke of the Kingdom because his birth is actually relatively inferior and he cannot achieve a very high position, which is also normal in ancient China.

Because Qin Qiong's feudal duke is hereditary, it can be passed on, while the official titles of others are not hereditary.

Because there were many people who helped the Tang Dynasty fight the world at that time, and Qin Qiong was not the only one with outstanding military achievements, so it was good to be crowned an official knight.

I think Guogong should be a very big official, in my impression, Guogong should be no smaller than the prime minister's official.