"The Twelve Hours of Chang'an" has recently been a big fire, and the reason is also related to its attention to detail and the restoration of the style of Tianbao during the years. The time in the play is set to three years of Tianbao, which is when Tang Xuanzong abolished thriftiness and chose luxury, Yang Yuhuan had already entered the palace; Xuanzong changed some official titles in the first year of Tianbao, and it was in this year that Li Linfu, the prototype of "Lin Jiulang" in the play, was changed to right minister and shang shu left servant, plus Guanglu doctor.
The official system of the Tang Dynasty was based on the highest rank of quality, and this inherited from the Wei and Jin Dynasties' Nine Pin Officials Law belonged to the important system of "following the Han and opening the Tang Dynasty". The two Han Dynasties took the number of "stones" of Feng Lu as the rank of officials, such as "Ten Thousand Stones" and "Two Thousand Stones"; the Three Kingdoms Cao Wei began to determine the official rank as Nine Pins, such as Xiangguo as the First Pin, Shang Shu Ling as the Third Pin, etc., from the first pin to the ninth pin in a total of nine grades; in the Northern Wei Dynasty, it began to divide the official products into positive and subordinate, and from the fourth pin onwards, the positive and subordinate grades were divided into upper and lower ranks, a total of thirty grades; Tang Wenzhi and Northern Wei were the same, and the military positions were divided into upper and lower ranks from the three pins onwards.
Lin Jiulang, the prime minister of the Tang Dynasty, that is, Li Linfu's right minister, Shangshu Zuo Shu, and Guanglu Dafu in the first year of Tianbao, what is the specific official position that is linked together with long titles?
In the Tang Dynasty, official positions were divided into ministry officials, scattered ranks, and xunguan, and one person could have these at the same time.
Officials are actual work with real power, which will change according to needs, such as county orders, taishou, etc.; scattered officials, indicating the rank of officials, official names without actual authority, are mostly used to add official rewards and fix fenglu; xunguan is a kind of honorary title awarded to meritorious officials. Right Xiang is the change of Emperor Xuanzong from Zhongshu Ling in the first year of Tianbao, and the essence is that the highest official of Zhongshu Province is the official of Zhengsanpin, and It is from this position that Li Linfu worships; Shangshu Zuo Shu is the highest official of Shangshu Province, because the highest official in the official system of Shangshu Province, Shangshu Ling, was once held by Tang Taizong and later no one was actually appointed to avoid secrecy, and was an official from Erpin; Guanglu Dafu was a official from Erpin. Li Linfu held two positions of office, so he said "concurrently". The actual positions held by Li Linfu are all extremely high-powered positions: Zhongshu Provincial Decision-making, Shangshu commands hundreds of officials, and the real power of personnel decision-making below Tianzi is all in his hands.
What are the official positions of Zheng Yipin?
The official ranks were Taishi, Taifu, Taibao, Taiwei, Situ, and Sikong, that is, the positions of the Three Dukes in ancient times, but the Three Dukes gradually became illusory positions since the Qin Dynasty. During the Three Kingdoms period, Cao Shuangdou Sima Yi had Sima Yi of Jin as a Taifu, with the operation of ascending the Ming Dynasty and secretly seizing military power, while the Tang Dynasty was far different from the Three Kingdoms, and the Tang Six Classics stated: "Three Dukes, the officials of the Tao." Gai Yizo Tianzi, Li Yin and Yang, PingBang Guo, omnipresent, so he does not have a position as an official. However, Zhou and Han have come and appointed them on their behalf. Since Emperor Wen of Sui dismissed the Three Dukes, the imperial dynasty, or the prince worshippers, but also their names and ears. The title is prince and princess, which is the imperial blood dragon species, which cannot be compared.
The first rank of officials included Prince Taishi, Prince Taifu, and Prince Taibao; Wen Shanguan was Kaifu Yi Tongsan Division, and this scattered official was added to Li Linfu in the sixth year of Tianbao; Wu Sanguan was a grand general of the Hussars, and the titles of Prince of Si, King of Counties, and Duke of Guo. However, from the name of Yipin's official, as the name suggests, he was nominally an imperial master, and such a high rank was based on the Confucian principle of "Heaven and Earth Emperor and Relatives", rather than the size of the actual function, either as an idle post of the elder or as an aide to the prince faction.
Titles could only be given to courtiers who had gone through several dynasties and were still prominent and had not yet fallen, such as the eldest grandson of the twenty-four ministers of LingYange, who was awarded the title of Duke of Zhao. However, such a title is not easy to be awarded because it is too expensive, and even implies that the courtiers have the suspicion of high merit and shock the lord, after all, the title is hereditary, and since the Western Han Dynasty, the monarch has burst out the strongest sound of "non-Liu surname (that is, a different surname) is the king, and the world strikes together".
Although the Tang Dynasty theoretically used the rank of honor and inferiority to be determined by scattered officials, there was a common phenomenon that the rank of scattered officials was generally greater than that of the service officials.
The reason is that since Tang Taizong's measures to reduce officials and streamline the organization, the total number of officials is small and lean, and it is required that they must be able to perform duties. However, the people who were rewarded by the imperial court were young, old, and talented to be officials by shadow, and there were also courtiers who had many merits and no official really lacked to be rewarded, so they used scattered officials to reward them.
In addition, since ancient times, all emperors have been doing one thing: to close and appoint people with low status in their hands to balance and balance those who have formed the old system, and to weaken the high positions of the old system to enhance the imperial power; this generation of emperors died, and the inferior people who were promoted were raised in the new system, and they will be balanced, so the low-ranking Shangshu servants of the Qin Dynasty were shot after the balance of power in the past dynasties was raised, and by the Tang Dynasty, the three dukes at the head of the hundred officials instead mentioned that the air was suspended in mid-air.
The most important thing is that in the official circles of the past, I am afraid that no one will judge the true dignity and inferiority based on treatment rather than real power. Which is the more important or less important, the three-pin practical position that holds the real power of the imperial court's personnel decision-making, and the one-pin practical post that teaches the prince? The Tang Dynasty prime minister was only able to live in Sanpin, but if there were hundreds of households and hundreds of officials worshipping, the door was like a city, and most of the posthumous yipin members had already been sold to the bone spring, and if the real "yipin" did not have the blood of the son of heaven, I am afraid it would not be able to bear it.