Chapter 107 official name

Diange Dashi: The official name is Zhengyipin, which is equivalent to the prime minister of the Song Dynasty, and the department appointed by the emperor. Co-organizing bachelor: Official name, Cong Yipin, lower than Diange bachelor, higher than ministers of various ministries. Governor: Official title, in charge of military and civilian affairs in a province or several provinces, is the second grade.The person who is also a scholar of the Diange University is the first grade, and the person who is also the co-organizer of the university or the Youdu Yushi of the Metropolitan Procuratorate, and the Minister of the Ministry of War is the first grade.The Governor-General focuses on military affairs.

Governor: Official title, in charge of the army, civilians, officials, and punishments of a province. It is a secondary rank, and its status is slightly lower than that of the governor.Those who are also the right deputy capital censor of the Metropolitan Procuratorate or the minister of the Ministry of Rites are the second grade.The governor focuses on civil affairs. Road: official name.The abbreviation of Daoist is Zhengsipin.In the Qing Dynasty, Taoist officials were set up in each province. There were two categories: one was in charge of one task, such as grain roads, rivers, and salt roads, etc.;Daoist members are of the fourth grade. When they see their superiors, they don't call them lower officials, but they are competent Daoists.

Minister: Official name, also known as star envoy, envoy, envoy, ambassador.It is the main person in charge of the legation, divided into first class and second class. Counselor: official name.The first level of a diplomatic officer is the main assistant to the minister.When the Minister is away, the Counselor usually acts as Chargé d'Affaires ad interim to handle the affairs of the embassy temporarily.Counselors are divided into first-class and second-class, and there is no fixed grade. General Tax Department: official name.An official in charge of customs and taxation throughout the country in old China.In the third year of Xianfeng, Britain, the United States, and France seized the administrative power of Shanghai Customs by taking advantage of the knife society uprising.In the following year, the consuls of the three countries signed an agreement with Qing official Wu Jianzhang, and the consuls of the three countries each sent a tax department to organize a customs tax management committee.In the ninth year of Xianfeng, the British forced the Nanyang Minister of Commerce to appoint the British Li Taitai as the general tax department.In the 11th year of Xianfeng, the Prime Minister's Yamen appointed Li Taitai as the General Taxation Department of China.When Li Taitai returned to China, Hurd, an Englishman, succeeded him until he returned to China in the 34th year of Guangxu.