[Naruto] Chronicle of Wood

At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, there were thirteen states in the country: Sili, Yuzhou, Jizhou, Yanzhou, Xuzhou, Qingzhou, Jingzhou, Yangzhou, Yizhou, Liangzhou, Bingzhou, Jiaozhou, and Youzhou.These 13 states are first-level local administrative regions, with counties below the state, townships below the county, and kiosks below the township. (Many states came out during the Three Kingdoms period, for example, Jiaozhou was too big, Soochow was divided into Guangzhou, Liangzhou was too big, Cao Wei was divided into Yongzhou, I won’t talk about it in detail)

Let’s talk about the counties in each state first (thanks to the host who didn’t ask how many counties there are):

Sili: Hedong County, Hanoi County, Henan County, Hongnong County.

Yuzhou: Chen County, Runan County, Anfeng County, Yiyang County, Yingchuan County.

Jizhou: Zhongshan State, Changshan County, Hejian County, Bohai State, Anping State, Leling State, Pingyuan County, Qinghe County, Yangping County, Guangping County, Wei County, Zhao State, Julu County.

Yanzhou: Chenliu County, Jiyin County, Shanyang County, Rencheng County, Dongping State, Dong County, Lu County, Taishan County, Jibei State.

Xuzhou: Dongguan County, Langya Country, Pengcheng Country, Donghai Country, Xiabei County, Guangling County.

Qingzhou: Jinan State, Qi State, Le'an County, Beihai State, Chengyang County, Donglai County.

Jingzhou: Weixing County, Shangyong County, Xincheng County, Xiangyang County, Nanxiang County, Nanyang County, Jiangxia County, Changsha County, Lingling County, Wuling County, Guiyang County, Hengyang County, Jianping County, Nanjun County.

Yangzhou: Jin (with a cursive prefix on it, can't type) Chunjun, Lujiang County, Danyang County, Wu County, Kuaiji County, Poyang County, Linhai County, Yuzhang County, Linchuan County, Luling County, Jian'an County, The Lieutenant Department of Pilingdianong School.

Yizhou: Yangping County, Wudu County, Hanzhong County, Brazil County, Zitong County, Badong County, Guanghan County, East Guanghan County, Ba County, Fuling County, Jiangyang County, Jiwei County, Hanjia County, Shu County , Yongchang County, Yunnan County, Jianning County, Xinggu County, Zhuti County, Yangke County, and Yuejun County.

Liangzhou: Dunhuang County, Jiuquan County, Zhangye County, Wuwei County, Xiping County, Jincheng County, Longxi County, Nan'an County, Guangwei County, Anding County, Fufeng County, Jingzhao County, Beidi County, Fengxu County.

Bingzhou: Yanmen County, Xinxing County, Taiyuan County, Xihe County, Leping County, Shangdang County.

Jiaozhou: Jiaozhi County, Yulin County, Cangwu County, Zhuya County, Gaoliang County, Nanhai County.

Youzhou: Dai County, Shanggu County, Fanyang County, Yan State, Yuyang County, Youbeiping County, Liaoxi County, Changli County, Liaodong County, Xuantu County, Lelang County, Daifang County.

As for the geographical scope of the states and counties, I don't want to talk about it. There are many places that are controversial, and it is useless to talk about it.

Staffing of the national bureaucracy

Taichang (Fengchang): One of the Nine Ministers, in charge of rituals and sacrifices.The subordinate official positions include: Taishi Order, Doctor Jijiu Order, Taizhu Order, Dazai Order, Dale Order, etc.

Guang Luxun (Lang Zhongling): One of the nine ministers, the official of the servant of the guard.Subordinate official positions include: General of the Five Senses, General of the Left Zhonglang, General of the Right Zhonglang, General of the Huben Zhonglang, General of the Habayashi Zhonglang, Captain Fengche, Captain Consort, Captain Riding, Doctor Guanglu, and Doctor Taizhong , Doctor Zhongsan, Doctor Admonisher, Yilang, Yezhe Pushe, etc.

Wei Wei: One of the Nine Ministers, in charge of the palace guards.

Tai servant: One of the nine ministers, in charge of chariots and horses.Subordinate officials include: Examination Order, Chefu Order, Weiyang Stable Order, etc.

Tingwei (Dali): One of the nine ministers, in charge of litigation and settlement of cases, and the judgment of prisons.Similar to the later Shangshu of the Ministry of Justice.

Dahonglu (Dianke): One of the Nine Ministers, in charge of the affairs of princes and ethnic minorities, equivalent to a diplomatic official.

Zongzheng: One of the Nine Ministers, who manages the affairs of the royal family, and is generally held by a person with high morals in the royal family.

Da Si Nong (History of Zhisu): One of the Nine Ministers, in charge of a country's taxation, grain, salt, iron, and national financial revenue and expenditure. Its powers are similar to those of the later Minister of the Household Department. .Subordinate officials include the Taicang Order, the Leveling Order, and the Daoguan Order.

Shaofu: One of the Nine Ministers, in charge of the royal objects in the palace.Subordinate officials include Imperial Physician Order, Imperial Official Order, Shou Palace Order, Shizhong, Zhongchangshi (eunuch), Huangmen Shilang, Xiaohuangmen (eunuch), Shangshuling, Shangshu Pushe, Shangshu, Yushi Zhongcheng, Lantai Lingshi wait.

Zhijinwu (Lieutenant): The same rank as Jiuqing, in charge of the precepts outside the palace, the security of the capital, and preventing incidents of fire and water.Subordinate officials have arsenal orders.

Taizi Taifu: Same as Jiuqing, tutoring the prince.

Great Changqiu: Changqiu Palace is where the queens of the Han Dynasty lived.Therefore, Da Changqiu is actually the person in charge of the officials used by the queen, usually an eunuch.Cao Cao's grandfather, Cao Teng, was "Zhongchang Servant Da Changqiu".It is inappropriate for some Three Kingdoms games to regard Da Changqiu as an ordinary official position.

Zhongchangshi: Senior eunuch, the official position of the "Ten Changshi" who set off a bloody storm in the last years of the Han Dynasty.

Little Yellow Gate: Intermediate eunuch.

Zhonghuangmen: low-level eunuchs.

Shizhong: One of the officials of the inner court, the rank is slightly lower than Jiuqing, and the rank is "bigger than two thousand stones".It is often served by a person of erudition and high morality. If you ask the question closely, it is the emperor.

Adviser to the emperor in governing the country.During the Wei and Jin Dynasties, he was the chief of the province and the de facto prime minister.

Shang Shuling:

He was originally an official of the Shaofu, with a rank of six hundred stones (a middle-to-low official).Although his rank is low, he is in charge of all government affairs and is directly responsible to the emperor, and his power is even more important than that of the three princes.During the Wei and Jin Dynasties, if there was no post of prime minister, Shangshuling, Zhongshuling (the chief of Zhongshu Province), and Shizhong (the chief of the door province) were the de facto prime ministers.

Zhongshu Ling (Secretary Order): It was established at the beginning of the State of Wei, and it was the governor of Zhongshu Province, who was in charge of secrets and was the de facto prime minister.

Shangshu: Originally an official of the Shaofu, with a rank of six hundred stones, the national government affairs were divided into six Caos (sometimes five Caos, sometimes seven Caos) to take care of it, and one Shangshu was in charge of one Cao, which was the prototype of the later six departments.

Huangmen Shilang: Huangmen is the gate of the palace. Huangmen Shilang is an official who works inside the palace gate.The rank is not high, but it is the official closest to the emperor.

Sanqi Changshi: During the Cao Wei Dynasty, the Sanqi and Changshi officials of the Han Dynasty were combined together, and this official was first installed.

Sanqi Servant: Cao Weishi was set up together with Sanqi Changshi, and his position is slightly lower than Sanqi Changshi.

Zhonglang Jiang of the Five Senses: Assistant of Guang Luxun, assisting Guang Luxun in his appointment as a procurator. His position is slightly lower than that of Jiuqing and the same level as Shizhong.Cao Pi once served as the deputy prime minister as a general with five senses, and he was in a high position.During the Three Kingdoms period, this official was no longer established.

Yushi Zhongcheng: Originally the assistant of the Yushi doctor.When there is no official position of doctor censor, Zhongcheng, the censor, exercises the power of doctor censor.

Will be a master craftsman: responsible for building ancestral temples, palaces, roads, gardens, water and soil, and tree planting.The rank of two thousand stones is below Jiuqing and above Shizhong.

Ph.D.: Professor of economics.

City gate captain: in charge of the twelve city gates of the capital.Rank "than two thousand stones".

Zhongshu Sheren: An official of Zhongshu Province, who was set up by Cao Wei and responsible for propagating the imperial edict.

Wubing Shangshu: Cao Wei began to set up Wubing Shangshu, the predecessor of the Ministry of War.The five soldiers refer to the middle soldiers, outer soldiers, cavalry, other soldiers, and capital soldiers.

Duzhi Shangshu (Household Department): Wu Guoshi set up the Household Department.At the same time, Emperor Wen of Wei set up the Duzhi Shangshu Temple, which was in charge of the statistics and adjustment of the national wealth.In the later Zhou Dynasty, it was renamed as Minister of the Ministry of Civil Affairs. In Tang Dynasty, it was changed to Minister of the Ministry of Households to avoid Li Shimin's taboo.

Zuomin Shangshu: It was first set up in Cao Wei Dynasty, and it was mainly for repairing works. It was changed to Shangshu of the Ministry of Industry in the Sui Dynasty.

Minister of the Ministry of Officials (Da Shangshu): The Minister of the Ministry of Officials was established in the Cao Wei Dynasty, responsible for the selection, appointment and removal of officials.The Shangshu of the Wei and Jin Dynasties was divided into Cao to govern affairs, and the Minister of the Ministry of Officials was the head of Cao, so the Minister of the Ministry of Officials was also called the Great Minister.

Minister of the Temple Department: It was set up in the Cao Wei Dynasty, and it was in charge of the ritual system.In the next week, it was renamed the Ministry of Rites.

Tuntian Duwei: The official name set up by Wei and Wu during the Three Kingdoms period, responsible for Tuntian to give people cattle.Liang Xi once held this position.

Shuiheng Duwei: In the Western Han Dynasty, this official was in charge of Linyuan. In the Eastern Han Dynasty, he was merged into the Shaofu, and this official position was no longer there.When Cao Wei returned to this official position, he was in charge of the world's water, army, boats and equipment.

Dian Cao Duwei: Shu Zhi.Liu Bei settled in Shu, and set up Yanfu school lieutenant for the benefit of salt and iron, and placed Diancao Duwei as his subordinate, in charge of supplying the army's rations.

Xiyuan Eighth Colonel: At the end of the Han Dynasty, in order to suppress the Yellow Turban Uprising, Xiyuan Eighth Colonel commanded the central army of the Han Dynasty.Jian Shuo is the captain of the upper army, Yuan Shao is the captain of the middle army, Bao Hong is the captain of the lower army, Cao Cao is the captain of the Dian army, Zhao Rong is the left captain of the assistant army, Feng Fang is the right captain of the assistant army, Xia Mou is the left captain , Chunyu Qiong is the captain of the right school.

Dongguan Order: Dongguan was originally the name of the Eastern Han Dynasty Palace, and it was the place where books were collected in the palace.During the Three Kingdoms period, Wu Zhidong Guan Ling was in charge of managing the classics and the history of the country.

Officer position:

General: The head of the generals, whose official position is higher than that of the San Gong, sometimes above the San Gong, sometimes below the San Gong.At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, his official position was higher than that of the Sangong. Therefore, when the Emperor of Han took Cao Cao as the general and Yuan Shao as the Taiwei, Yuan Shao was "ashamed of the class".The subordinate officials include Changshi and Sima.

General Hussars: Below the Great General, he is better than the Sangong.There are four ranks of generals compared to three males: Great General, Hussar General, Car Cavalry General, and Wei General.

General Cheqi: Under Huqi General, he is better than Sangong.

General Wei: He is below the general of chariots and riders, better than San Gong.

General Zhonglang: Military officers in the Han Dynasty were divided into three levels: general, general Zhonglang, and school lieutenant.Since generals are not often placed, they are called generals who command troops when there is a war. Therefore, the highest official position that ordinary military officers can obtain is Zhonglang General, with a rank of "Bi Erqian Shi", who is in charge of the royal guard and belongs to light. Luxun jurisdiction.By the time of the Three Kingdoms period, there were more and more people with military merits, and a large number of them were named generals, and Zhonglang generals became middle and lower-level officers instead.

Xiaowei: Xiaowei is a military officer slightly lower than Zhonglang, and his rank is "bierqianshi".In the Han Dynasty, eight school lieutenants were set up to take charge of the central army.By the time of the Three Kingdoms period, more and more people had military merits, and a large number of them were named generals, and the school lieutenant became a low-level officer instead.

Eight Captains: The Eighth Captains of the garrison of the Beijing Division established by Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, who were in charge of the Central Army.They are Captain Changshui, Captain Tunqi, Captain Yueqi, Captain Infantry, Captain Shesheng, Captain Middle Base, Captain Huqi, and Captain Huben.In the Eastern Han Dynasty, he was the captain of the provincial middle base, the captain of Hu Qi, and the captain of Huben.By the time of the Three Kingdoms period, the authority of the eight school lieutenants became smaller and smaller, and finally became a low-level official.

Generals of the Fourth Army: Generals of the Front, General of the Left, General of the Right, and General of the Back.It began on weekends, but it was not often used in the Han Dynasty. At the end of the Han Dynasty, there were many heroes, and the generals of the Fourth Army appeared frequently under the title of heavy generals (that is, senior officers).

Generals of Four Expeditions (Generals of Four Expeditions): The name of the heavy-numbered generals, namely General East, General South, General West, and General North.It was first set up between the Han and Wei Dynasties, ranking third, under General Wei.

Generals of the Four Towns (Generals of the Four Towns): The name of the heavy-numbered generals, that is, General Zhendong, General Zhennan, General Zhenxi, and General Zhenbei.It was first set up between the Han and Wei Dynasties, ranking third, under the generals of the four expeditions.

General Si'an: The name of the heavy general, that is, General Anton, General Annan, General Anxi, and General Anbei.In the Eastern Han Dynasty, he had this title, ranking third, under the generals of the four towns.

General Siping: The name of the heavy general, that is, General Pingdong, General Pingnan, General Pingxi, and General Pingbei.It was first set up between the Han and Wei Dynasties, ranking Sangong, under General Si'an.

Metropolitan Governor:

Cao Weizhi, the first rank, is not often placed, and belongs to Jiaguan.Those who add this official will be awarded Huang Yue, who represents the authority of the emperor, to control senior generals such as General Chijie.Wu Tong Wei system.Shu set up the Central Guard, and unified the internal and external military.

Governor: It was established in the late Eastern Han Dynasty.Because there is no affiliation relationship between the various generals, the post of governor was set up to supervise and manage several armies, and he was the military commander.Later, he used the "supervisor of a certain state's military affairs" to be in charge of all the troops stationed in the state, and also in charge of the state's civil affairs, with great power.

Great General: Sun Quan granted Lu Xun the title of Great General.Later Lu Dai also served in this position.

Miscellaneous Generals: During the Han and Wei Dynasties, there were many people with military merits, and it became more difficult to confer official positions.Therefore, a certain title is often given before the "general" as his official position. This kind of title is not fixed, and there is no relationship between superiors and subordinates between the titles, so it is called a miscellaneous general.

Military Division General (Military Division):

One of the miscellaneous generals.Wei took Xun You as his military adviser, and he was executed in all military elections and criminal and prison legal systems.Wu also used Zhu Ran as his right army adviser, and Shu also used Zhuge Liang as his army adviser and general.

Leading General (Leading Army, Central Leading Army): One of the miscellaneous generals.When Cao Cao was the prime minister, Shi Huan took the position of the leader of the army. He was in charge of the forbidden soldiers together with the guards, and was later renamed the leader of the army.Cao Pi changed his name to the leading general, and took charge of the five schools, the middle base, and the three battalions of Wuwei.Shu and Wu Yizhi are the titles of senior generals.

Protector General (Guardian, Zhonghujun): One of the miscellaneous generals.At the same time as the leader, Han Hao served as the guard and took charge of the forbidden soldiers.Cao Pi changed his name to General Protector.Shu and Wu Yizhi are the titles of senior generals.

Supervising Army (Central Supervising Army):

Supervising and inspecting the army, and sometimes serving as a military division or military division.

General Fenwu: One of the miscellaneous generals.The title of senior general, who holds this official position, is equivalent to the commander-in-chief of various armies.At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, when the princes from all walks of life fought against Dong Zhuo, Cao Cao was appointed as General Fenwu; Ju Shou also served as General Fenwu in Yuan Shao's army.

General Duhu (Duhu): One of the miscellaneous generals.The title of senior general is the official who commands the generals.

General Xiaoqi: One of the miscellaneous generals.The name of a senior general, Qin Lang once held this position.

General Yueqi: One of the miscellaneous generals.The title of senior general, Cao Zhang once held this position.

General Fubo: One of the miscellaneous generals.Xia Houdun once held this position.

General Li Feng: One of the miscellaneous generals.Cao Hong once held this position.

The backbone general: one of the miscellaneous generals.Xu Chu once held this position.

General Wuwei: One of the miscellaneous generals.Xu Chu once held this position.

General Dangkou: One of the miscellaneous generals.Zhang Liao once held this position.

Discuss generals: One of the miscellaneous generals.Wang Ping once held this position.

General Miekou: One of the miscellaneous generals.Ding Feng once held this position.

Guerrilla General: One of the miscellaneous generals.Le Jin once held this position.

General Zhechong: One of the miscellaneous generals.Le Jin once held this position.

General Huwei: One of the miscellaneous generals.Yu Jin once held this position.

General Pingdi: One of the miscellaneous generals.Zhang He once held this position.

General Yokono: One of the miscellaneous generals.Xu Huang once held this position.

General Xunlu: One of the miscellaneous generals.Li Dian once held this position.

General Polu: One of the miscellaneous generals.Sun Jian once held this position.

General Verru: One of the miscellaneous generals.Zang Ba once held this position.

General Zhenglu: One of the miscellaneous generals.Zhang Fei once held this position.

Generals who seek captives: One of the miscellaneous generals.Huang Zhong once held this position.

General Pinglu: One of the miscellaneous generals.Zhou Tai once held this position.

Yangwei General: One of the miscellaneous generals.Zang Ba once held this position.

General Zhenwei: One of the miscellaneous generals.Xu Ding once held this position.

General Fenwei: One of the miscellaneous generals.Man Chong used to do this job.

General Jianwei: One of the miscellaneous generals.Guo Huai once held this position.

General Xuanwei: One of the miscellaneous generals.Bu Rui once held this position.

Rebellious General: One of the miscellaneous generals.Sun Ce once held this position.

General Liyi: One of the miscellaneous generals.Pound served in this role.

Zhongwei General: One of the miscellaneous generals.Pang Hui once held this position.

General Zhenwu: One of the miscellaneous generals.Sun Li once held this position.

General Yangwu: One of the miscellaneous generals.Man Chong once held this position.

General Jianwu: One of the miscellaneous generals.Liu Feng once held this position.

General Suiwu: One of the miscellaneous generals.Jiang Bin once held this position.

General Zhaowu: One of the miscellaneous generals.Han Dang once held this position.

Champion General: One of the miscellaneous generals.Ding Feng once held this position.

General Yijun: One of the miscellaneous generals.Zhao Yun once held this position.

General of the Town Army: One of the miscellaneous generals.Zhao Yun once held this position.

Deputy General: One of the miscellaneous generals.Liu Feng once held this position.

General Suijun: One of the miscellaneous generals.Yang Yi once held this position.

General Fujun: One of the miscellaneous generals.The Association has served in this position.

General Jianxin: One of the miscellaneous generals.Shen Yi once held this position.

General An Han: One of the miscellaneous generals.Mi Zhu once held this position.

General Bingzhong: One of the miscellaneous generals.Sun Qian once held this position.

General Zhaode: One of the miscellaneous generals.Jian Yong once held this position.

General Zhaowen: One of the miscellaneous generals.Yi Ji served in this position.

General Huaiji: One of the miscellaneous generals.Shen Dan once held this position.

General Xingye: One of the miscellaneous generals.Li Yan once held this position.

General Fuhan: One of the miscellaneous generals.Li Yan once held this position.

General Zhenyuan: One of the miscellaneous generals.Wei Yan once held this position.

General Suiyuan: One of the miscellaneous generals.Sun Yu once held this position.

General Zhongjie: One of the miscellaneous generals.Yang Hong once held this position.

General An Han: One of the miscellaneous generals.Li Hui once held this position.

General Furong: One of the miscellaneous generals.Zhang Yi once held this position.

General Fengyi: One of the miscellaneous generals.Jiang Wei once held this position.

General Anyuan: One of the miscellaneous generals.Deng Fang once held this position.

General Willie: One of the miscellaneous generals.Han Dang once held this position.

General Fuyi: One of the miscellaneous generals.Zhu Zhi once held this position.

General Anguo: One of the miscellaneous generals.Zhu Zhi once held this position.

General Fubian: One of the miscellaneous generals.Lu Xun once held this position.

Fuguo General: One of the miscellaneous generals.Lu Xun once held this position.

General Suinan: One of the miscellaneous generals.Quan Cong once held this position.

General Hengjiang: One of the miscellaneous generals.Lu Su once held this position.

Biebu Sima: Sima in the army, he was called Biebu Sima because he led a battalion.The number of soldiers it leads varies at any time and is not fixed.

Yamen General (Yamen General): Zhao Yun and Wei Yan used to serve as Yamen Generals, and their rank is slightly lower than that of Miscellaneous Generals.In the early years of Huang Dynasty, Cao Pi also appointed a Yamen general, and his crown uniform was the same as that of the miscellaneous general.Yija will be a low-ranking officer in later generations.

Partial General: The title of a low-level general, higher than that of General Pi.

General Pi: The title of the lowest general.

Superintendent under the door, under the tent: the low-level generals of the troops directly under the generals of the Shu Kingdom.

Let's talk about local (and shogunate) official positions:

Governor: The Han Dynasty was a "county system" due to the Qin system, and there was no state-level administrative level.Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty began to set up the post of "inspector" to consider the situation of officials in a state, but it was not the highest administrative official in the state (rank six hundred stones, only low-level officials. At that time, the county magistrate's salary was a thousand stones).It was originally the history of the prime minister, who drove to inspect the whole prefecture, questioned counties and counties with six articles, considered the performance of officials in various places, and reported back to the capital at the end of the year.Later, the governor's official position gradually increased, and "cishizhi" was set up as an office in each state (equivalent to the provincial capital), so there was no need to move around, but there was still no direct administrative affiliation with the prefects.

Zhou Mu: At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, in order to suppress the Yellow Turban Uprising, the emperor of Han followed Liu Yan’s suggestion and changed the governor to the governor of the state. He really took charge of the military and political power of a state and became the highest military and political officer in the locality. Therefore, the state has truly become a level above the county. administrative unit.During the Three Kingdoms period, there was no longer the post of governor of the state, but the governor was often appointed as the governor, and he was given the title of general. He was the highest military and political officer in the local area, with great power.

Lieutenant of Sili: In charge of picketing and inspecting the hundreds of officials in the capital and the counties in Gyeonggi, equivalent to the governor of the state.During the Three Kingdoms period, the area under the jurisdiction of Sili Xiaowei (equivalent to a municipality directly under the Central Government) was renamed Sizhou.

Taishou: The highest officer at the county level, also known as the sheriff.

Guo Xiang: Guo is a local administrative level on the same level as the county, and the country is the same as the prefect.For example, Cao Cao was the Prime Minister of Jinan, and Bao Xin was the Prime Minister of Jinan.

Duwei (Junwei): The vassal country is a local administrative level at the same level as the county, located on the border.The duties and powers of a captain are similar to those of a prefect. Because they are located on the border, they are often held by military officers, and their rank is slightly lower than that of a prefect.

Jing Zhaoyin: Lord of Kyoto (equivalent to the mayor of the capital).

Order: The magistrate of a large county with more than [-] households, such as Cao Cao who was once the order of Dunqiu.

Long: The chief of small and medium counties, such as Xu Sheng once served as chief of Chai Sang.

Changshi: In the local area, he was the prime minister of the same county, and in the shogunate he was the highest assistant official in the government.

Liufu Changshi: There are two Changshi in the prime minister's mansion, one goes out with the army during the war, and the other stays in the mansion to handle daily government affairs.Those who stay in the mansion are called Liufu Changshi, and they have great power.When Cao Cao conquered Sun Quan, Xu Yi served as the governor of Cao Cao's residence; when Zhuge Liang was stationed in Hanzhong, Yang Yi accompanied the army and Zhang Yi stayed in the prime minister's residence.

Dong Cao: An official of the prime minister's shogunate, who is in charge of "the removal of the two thousand stone chiefs and the removal of military officials" ("Book of the Later Han Dynasty"), with great power.When Cao Cao was prime minister, Cui Yan and Mao Jie were appointed as Dongcao, and they were jointly elected.When Zhuge Liang was prime minister, Jiang Wan was the Eastern Cao.

Xi Cao: An official of the prime minister's shogunate, who is mainly "used by the government officials".Because the function is similar to that of Dongcao (at that time, the officials of the Eastern Han Dynasty were all from the Xiangfu), so Cao Cao saved Xicao and retained Dongcao.

Biejia Engagement (Biejia): One of the senior officials of the governor and Sili Xiaowei, the governor patrols a state, and don't drive in a handed car, hence the name Biejia.During the Han and Wei dynasties, the prime minister was one state government affairs official, with extremely heavy power, and commentators at that time called him "half of the governor's history".

Du Guan is engaged in: one of the senior assistant officials of Sili Xiaowei, who is in charge of prosecuting all officials who break the law.

Meritorious work: One of the senior assistant officers of Sili Xiaowei, who is in charge of selection and assessment.

Book Cao is engaged in: one of the senior assistant officials of the governor and Sili Xiaowei, who is in charge of money and grain books.

Bing Cao is engaged in: one of the senior assistant officials of the governor and Sili Xiaowei, and is in charge of military affairs.

Engaged in Zhizhong: One of the senior assistant officials of the governor, in charge of all Cao documents, and governing affairs in the middle, so it is called Zhizhong.

School of classics: Shu set up school of classics in Yizhou, and was in charge of the school administration of the state.

Encouraging Xueeng: Shu set up Encouraging Xueeng in Yizhou, serving as the official of the state, and his status was slightly inferior to that of Classical Xueeng.

Juncheng: assistant to the prefect.

Master book: In the local area, it is the assistant of the prefect, who receives documents and handles affairs with codes.He is an important staff member in the shogunate and participates in confidential affairs of the prime minister's office.

Chief reporter: The prefect is an official.

Recording room: The shogunate and the prefect are subordinate officials.

Joining the army: Jiang Wan served as Zhuge Liang and joined the army.

Engaged in sacrificial wine: Three Kingdoms Shu Zhi, a subordinate official of the state herdsman.Engaged in the long, called offering wine.

Military sacrificial wine: that is, military division sacrificial wine (avoiding the taboo of Sima Shi), Guo Jia once held this position.

Teachers and Friends Jijiu: Han Dynasty system, the county guard recruits talents from the county, raises them in the mansion, and specializes in counseling. They are called scattered officials.

rafter: Senior officials of the state, county and shogunate, and the heads of the cao.

Engaged in: The title of state officials and shogunate officials.

Shuzuo: engaged in assistants.

Engaged in Zhonglang: During the Han and Wei Dynasties, the Sangong and the General's Mansion were all set up to be engaged in Zhonglang.

Knighthood:

Liehou:

The highest level of the former Qin military meritorious title, formerly known as "Chehou", was changed to Liehou, also known as "Tonghou" after avoiding the taboo of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty Liu Che.According to the size of Shiyi, Liehou is divided into County Hou, Township Hou, and Tinghou.

County Marquis: The highest-level marquis, such as Yuan Shao was named Marquis of Ye.Those who eat more than ten thousand households are also commonly known as Wanhuhou.

Township Marquis: Township is the administrative unit at the lower level of the county. For example, Zhang Fei was granted the title of Marquis of Xixiang.

Tinghou: Ting is an administrative unit at the rural level, and Liu Bang once served as the head of the pavilion.Tinghou uses one or several pavilions as the food town, such as Guan Yu is Hanshou Tinghou (Hanshou is the name of the pavilion).

Duxianghou: Located in the penultimate rank of Liehou, above Dutinghou, there are three hundred fiefs and food households.

Dutinghou: Under Duxianghou, there are two hundred fiefs and food households.

Marquis of Guannei: The No.19 Marquis of the former Qin State Military Merit, ranked under the Liehou, with hundreds of households in the city.

Name Hou: It means that there is only a name but no fiefdom.At the end of the Han Dynasty, Cao Cao was built to reward military exploits.It is under the Marquis of Guannei.For example, Li Tong was once named Jiangonghou.

Marquis of Guanzhong: At the end of the Han Dynasty, Cao Cao was first established to reward military achievements. There was no feudal city, and it was a false feudal title.under the title