How different is there between the ancient Zhengyipin and the Congyipin? Generally speaking, the official ranks in ancient China are divided into nine products, each product is divided into positive, from two levels, a total of eighteen episodes, the largest one product, from the nine products the lowest, this saying is that the official level of the big one crushes the dead, the right one product and cong one pin do not look at the difference is only a small half level, in fact, the difference can be big, from the official position, power, Lu, service and other aspects have obvious differences.
Dynasties from the beginning of the Sui Dynasty basically followed the Nine Pins and Eighteen Episodes. Zheng Yipin and Congyipin are probably positive and negative in terms of official positions, and in terms of honor and treatment, Zhengyipin is superior to Congyipin. So what is the specific difference between Zheng Yipin and Cong Yipin? First of all, the most obvious difference is the level of status, the official of Zhengyipin is definitely higher than the official status of Congyipin, and generally people with special merits can serve as Zhengyipin.
For example, the official positions of the Qing Dynasty from Yipin could be held by Han Chinese, but the official positions of Zhengyipin could only be held by Manchus, and most importantly, the official positions of Zhengyipin controlled by Manchus. In the most important places, the status of the Jin Dynasty ZhengYipin is much higher than that of the Congyipin, and there are obvious differences in the right to speak.
The second is the size of power. The rights here do not simply refer to the rights on paper, in fact, if you only look at the rights of the plant itself, the rights of zheng yipin and cong yipin are actually not too different, and the big difference is still some implicit rights. Just like the first and second in the unit now, if you put the power on the table and count, it is not much different. However, in actual work, the power of the first leader is much greater than that of the second leader, and even sometimes there will be a situation of one word, and this hidden power in people's hearts is not easy to measure.
third. If you are the joint of Zhengyipin, then you can also hold all the positions under Zhengyipin. For example, during the Qianlong period, he was the joint of a scholar of the Zhengyi Pin Wenhua Temple, and at the same time concurrently held the positions of Shangshu of the Bureaucracy, Shangshu of the Hubu, Shangshu of the Punishment Department, Chief of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, Hanlin Yuan, and Changyuan. Among them, the official Shangshu is from Yipin, the head of the Internal Affairs Office is Zheng Erpin, and the Bachelor of Hanlin Academy and Changyuan is from Erpin, which simply means that Zheng Yipin can concurrently hold the official position of Congyipin, and it is absolutely impossible to concurrently hold the official position of Zhengyipin from Yipin.
However, it should be noted that the grade is not an official position, and even some people have a grade but no official rank. Of course, there will be some special circumstances, officials with relatively low official positions temporarily give him relatively high official positions, such as the situation that the Minister of Chincha is equipped with a sword, a yellow coat, a book of Dan, an iron coupon, etc. Obviously, his official position is not very high, but he has been given certain privileges by the emperor, so at this time it is impossible to look at the size of power alone on official qualities. Power is something that fascinates people, and once you have it, it becomes addictive and addictive. It is also a double-edged sword, which can make people more responsible, but also can make people lose their minds. Therefore, please respect yourself as those who hold power, grasp the rights entrusted to you by the people, and serve the people wholeheartedly. At last. To borrow a lyric from Mao's difficulty, let's end with the hope that one day all evil people will no longer have the right to speak.