The Ming Dynasty successively served as the first assistant of the cabinet, the longest of which was 19 years, and the shortest was less than a month, and the Ming Dynasty had more than 160 cabinet ministers, of which a total of 76 were first assistants since Li Xian served as the first assistant. And in

The Ming Dynasty successively served as the first assistant to the cabinet, the longest serving was 19 years, and the shortest was less than one month

There were more than 160 cabinet ministers in the Ming Dynasty, of which a total of 76 were first assistants since Li Xian served as the first assistant. Before Li Xian, the first person in the cabinet was actually the first assistant to blame, so there were 87 first assistants in the Ariake generation.

The Jiajing Emperor reigned for 45 years, and during his reign there were 24 first assistants, the largest number. Among them, Yan Song served as the first assistant for 15 years, second only to Yang Shiqi's 19 years;

The Chongzhen Emperor reigned for 17 years, and in 17 years, he successively replaced 19 first assistants, of which the longest served as the first assistant was Wen Tiren, and was included in the "History of Ming" as a "biography of traitors". Less than a month after the last ming dynasty's first assistant, Wei Zaode, served as the first assistant, the Ming Dynasty was overthrown.