After the Three Kingdoms, it generally refers to the highest chief executive below the emperor, and the officials who assist the emperor's prime minister in handling all affairs are the chiefs of all officials. The prime minister system originated in the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period. In 334 BC, King Hui of Qin set up a prime minister, but Qin had not yet set up a prime minister. From the beginning, Prime Minister Zuo and Prime Minister Right have been appointed as deputy directors of Xiangbang. Since then, Xiangbang and Prime Minister have existed at the same time, and both Wei Ran and Lv Buwei have occupied the position of Xiangbang.

2. Qiu

China was the highest military official in Qin and Han Dynasties, but Qiu was not appointed in Qin Dynasty. The name of Tai Wei first appeared in Lv Chunqiu, but it was no longer established after the second year of Jianyuan (BC 139).

3. Ancient doctors

From the Qin Dynasty, it was responsible for supervising officials, accepting officials' performance on behalf of the emperor, managing important state albums and books, and drafting imperial edicts on behalf of the imperial court. The Western Han Dynasty is located in the border area, and it is also called "Three Fairs" with the Prime Minister and Qiu. After the Jin Dynasty, there was no suggestion. Tang Fuzhi, specializing in supervision and law enforcement. In the Ming Dynasty, Judy, the prince of Yan, captured Nanjing and changed the court to Duchayuan. Since then, the court has been abolished.

4. Shangshu

It is the title of a high-ranking government official in China's feudal society, which is equivalent to the ministers of various ministries. In the Qing Dynasty, the main officials of Liubu and Li Fan Academy were called Shangshu. For example, the minister of punishment is now the Ministry of Justice and the Ministry of Public Security. Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty was a eunuch (also known as the official of the Secretariat), and when Han became emperor, he was changed to a scholar. At the beginning of the Tang Dynasty, Li Shimin, king of Qin, was in office, but he never came back. In the Song Dynasty, he was a prince and an envoy, and his shifts were all in official positions.

5. Assistant Minister

A kind of Langguan in Han Dynasty was originally a court attendant. After the Eastern Han Dynasty, Shang Shu became an official. He was called a doctor at first, Shang Shulang for one year and assistant minister for three years. Since the Tang Dynasty, all ministries in Zhongshu, Xiamen and Shangshu provinces have taken assistant ministers as their deputies, and their official positions have gradually increased. It is equivalent to the current ministerial level and deputy ministerial level.

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