Ruan Chaozun's room**, the advantage of the far branch is obvious? What is the annual income?
Although the political status of the Nguyen Dynasty is not high, they have an innate special status and interests. The close branch of the noble family, such as the prince, can only serve in the noble mansion, while the far branch of the noble family, such as the children of the prince's family, although they are noble, also have some restrictions on the appointment of officials.
As members of the emperor's clan, they were an important force in maintaining the rule of the dynasty, and their existence was not only the cornerstone of the effective rule of the dynasty, but also the power gained by holding official positions.
So, how do the members of the noble family become officials? In which departments do they mainly work in? What are the differences between the near branch and the far branch in terms of officials?
Finally, what other economic privileges does the Venerable Family enjoy?
The official path of the royal family and nobles.
1.The important officials of the Zunren Mansion, such as the Left Zunzheng, the Right Zunzheng, the Left Zunren, and the Right Zunren, are usually concurrently held by the prince or prince. 2.In the seventeenth year of the Ming Dynasty (1836), Emperor Shaozhi served as the Zuo Zunzheng of the Venerable Mansion before he inherited the throne.
3.The supreme head of the institute is also usually held by the imperial family. 4.In the fourth year of Side (1851), Emperor Side ordered the emperor to take charge of the Zun Xue Institute.
5.The prince could only be knighted and granted land after he was fifteen years old. 6.Although the princes did not have a formal official position, after being knighted, they needed to wear court clothes to the court and perform the court's greetings.
7.Whether the prince is crowned king or duke, their ranking is not determined by title, but by respect and inferiority.
2. Channels for the Descendants of Honored Heroes and Officials One of the ways to appoint officials in the Yuanzhi Honored Office is Enyin, which is mainly aimed at the descendants of meritorious heroes and officials of the Honored Family. During the Jialong and Ming dynasties, the descendants of the meritorious servants of the Venerable Family obtained a lower official rank through Enyin, usually the captain or the second captain, although they had official positions, but they did not have a real position, and their main responsibility was to be responsible for managing the family's sacrificial activities.
Since the Shaozhi period, the son of the official of the Enyin Zun room has a clear operation method for the official. According to the records of the "Da Nan Record", only officials with honorable family rank above the fourth rank can be an official with a son, and the grade of his son's grace is reduced by nine levels on the basis of his father's official rank.
For example, if the father is a positive first grade**, his son will receive the grace of the positive fifth grade. Such a provision provides a stable inheritance of official positions for the families of honorable officials, and also enables the grace and shade system to be implemented fairly and transparently.
2. Provisions for those who bear the shade: 1In principle, the bearer must be the eldest son. If the eldest son is deceased, the second son will be in the shade, if the second son is deceased, the eldest son will be in the shade, if the eldest son is deceased, the second son will be in the shade, and if the above persons are all deceased, the grandson of the ** will be in the shade.
2.Shade bearers should generally be over 20 years old. 3.In the Heide period, it was revised on the basis of inheriting the relevant favor and shade policies of the Shaozhi period. The biggest difference lies in the difference in the rank of the honorable officials who enjoy the grace of the shade.
Compared with the Shaozhi period, the Side period stipulated that only the honorable room of the fourth rank of Wenzi and the third rank and above could be an official, and the grade of the martial honorable room ** was increased by two levels.
As in the Shaozhi period, the age and rank of the bearers remained the same, but they were more free to choose the positions of the shade fillers. During the Shaozhi period, it was required that the position of shadow supplement should only be carried out according to orders, while during the Heide period, the person who was required to do the shadow was allowed to choose freely, either in prison or at home, without having to take on a specific position.
In the second year of Side, this provision was supplemented, stipulating that if the position of the shadow supplement ** is higher than or equal to the shadow supplement level, then the ** does not need to accept the shadow and can directly hold the original position.
If the position is lower than the shadow compensation level, the position will be filled according to the shadow compensation level. In addition, those who have been dismissed for public offences are also included in the list of shades, while those who have committed private sins do not enjoy grace.
In order to provide employment opportunities for the idle Venerable Chamber, Emperor Ming ordered the selection of suitable personnel from the Yuanzhi Venerable Chambers over the age of eighteen. He assigns each person to different departments according to their different talents.
For the intelligent, arrange for them to enter the Guozijian for further study; Those who are able-bodied will be arranged to enter the Guards Division; Those who are honest and prudent are arranged to enter the priesthood. Doing so ensures that everyone can get the most out of the role that's right for them.
1.In the sixteenth year of the Ming Dynasty (1835), the imperial court decided to establish the system of selecting idle honorable rooms. According to the "Da Nan Hui Dian Case", the selection criteria are those who are older, but those who are smart, young, and talented.
The selection once every three years can allow these people to get closer to their careers through the study of Guozijian. Moreover, after entering the Guardian Division and the Shrine Sacrifice, there are also opportunities for promotion.
2.During the Ming Dynasty, the court selection system was created, which was a special form of selection. The court selection is to directly grant official positions after assessing the source of Guozijian students.
Among them, the outstanding ones among the respected students can become ** through the Tingxuan, but the level is lower, the seventh rank of Wen, and the sixth rank of Wu. 3.In the sixteenth year of the Ming Dynasty (1835), the imperial court officially implemented the system of selecting idle honorable rooms.
The Da Nan Hui Dian Case clearly records that the selection targets are those who are old and eliminated, and those who are intelligent, young, and talented are replaced. The selection once every three years can allow these people to get closer to their careers through the study of Guozijian.
Moreover, after entering the Guardian Division and the Shrine Sacrifice, there are also opportunities for promotion.
During the Side period, the court selection system was reformed. Compared with the Ming period, the court selection has become more standardized. It is stipulated that the court selection will be conducted every six years, and the selected objects are the honorable rooms of the candidates in the examination and the shade of the people who are promoted in the examination.
In September of the fourth year of the reign of Emperor Side, specific regulations were made on what official positions should be selected by the imperial court. Both Zunsheng and Yinsheng can become ** through the Tingxuan, but the threshold for Yinsheng to obtain the Tingxuan is higher than that of the Tingsheng, and only Yinsheng Zhongju is eligible to participate in the Tingxuan, while the Zunsheng Zhongxiu does not need to be so.
At the same time, the official position of the shadow student is also lower than that of the honored student. Yin Sheng Zhongju was awarded the title of Zheng 8, and Xiucai was also awarded the title of Zheng 8, which is enough to prove that the Ruan Dynasty gave preferential treatment to the honorable students.
The 21st year of the Ming Dynasty requires that if you want to take the exam at a higher level, you must continue to study in depth and accumulate more knowledge after the middle school show.
Although the Nguyen Dynasty in Vietnam provided high-quality teaching resources and convenient conditions to encourage students to pass the imperial examination to become officials, their enthusiasm for learning was not stimulated. In fact, very few people have passed the imperial examination to become officials.
According to the record of "Da Nan Record", during the Shaozhi period, only one person was honored by the honorable people. The imperial examination system of the Nguyen Dynasty in Vietnam required entry to a school before being eligible for the exam.
And the students must also study at the Guozijian or Zunxue Institute, and take the examination again on the day of the imperial examination. If you fail the exam, you will have to continue studying in school and wait for the next year.
In addition, if you fail the exam multiple times, your student status will be cancelled, and you must return to your place of origin, and you will no longer be able to enter the Guozijian or Zunxue Institute.
The Nguyen Dynasty, founded by Nguyen Phuc Anh, gradually stabilized the political situation after a period of local rebellion. In this context, the appointment of officials is no longer limited to military positions, but has expanded to many fields, forming a diversified talent selection model.
During the period from the Ming Dynasty to the Emperor's Virtue, the Zun Room was endowed with important civil and military positions, and its rank was above the fifth rank, including high-ranking officials such as Shangshu, Governor, Metropolitan Commander, and Commander.
Most of these positions were held by the Yuanzhi Clan, who were not only important pillars of the imperial court, but also held key positions in rituals. In the first year of the Ming Dynasty, the priest and priest envoy were set up, who were specifically responsible for guarding the tombs and temples, and in the eighteenth year of the Ming Dynasty, a guardian envoy was added, which was served by the honorable room to ensure the safety of the tombs.
In addition, the positions of the Honjin Mansion were also held by the Honga, demonstrating their important contribution to the country and the family.
During the Ruan Dynasty, whether it was ** or local, the Yuanzhi Zun Office occupied a clear advantage in appointing officials. In **, among the six ministries as the national executive organs, the figure of the Yuanzhi Zun Room can be seen from Shangshu to Yuanwailang.
At the local level, in the provinces on which the rule was based, the supreme civil governor and the supreme military governor were also held by the noble family. These royal chambers played a key role in the functioning of the local area and were an important pillar and backbone of the Nguyen dynasty's rule.
For this phenomenon, we can understand that after the establishment of a stable regime, in order to protect the rule of the imperial power, the Ruan Dynasty implemented the knighthood system for the close branch of the royal family, and gave them rich knighthoods, but they could only serve as officials in the Zunren Mansion in politics and could not participate in politics, which was the inevitable product of the monarchy system.
In order to ensure internal stability, many feudal dynasties adopted this practice, so as to achieve the goal of maintaining the longevity of their rule. In contrast, the Yuanzhi royal family was an important support for the Nguyen dynasty to implement local rule, and relatively few of them obtained knighthoods, and only by serving the imperial court could they obtain higher political status and more economic privileges.
In the above table, there are three main ways for the Venerable Family to obtain a starting officer: military merit, favor, and selection. In the war with the Xishan Dynasty, Emperor Jialong also encouraged the active participation of the royal family, and many of them were promoted because of their military exploits.
Original text: Zun Room Hui, Zun Room Meeting, Zun Room.
During the Nguyen Dynasty, for princes and daughters over the age of fifteen, the emperor would consider their livelihood depending on whether they were knighted or not. Even if some princes and princesses did not have titles, the emperor would let them enjoy preferential treatment.
Specifically, there are two standards for the prince's salary, including three hundred each for money and rice. The queen's age is a standard, including 200 yuan and 200 rice. In the thirteenth year of the Ming Dynasty, the emperor set the regulations on the age of the prince and the prince, which was limited to age, and enjoyed different benefits for the princes, princesses, princesses, grandsons, sons and princesses of different ages.
Compared with the uniform regulations on the prince and the princess in the fifth year of the Ming Dynasty, this change not only saved the state's financial expenditure, but also ensured the abundant economic life of the prince and the prince.
In the fourth year of the Ming Dynasty, Emperor Ming Ming formulated the corresponding policy of respecting the family according to the different family situations. According to the policy, in addition to the prince, the princess, and the grandson, all members of the royal family over the age of three can receive the salary.
When distributing the spurs, the father's health condition is taken into account first. If the father is alive, then the number of people who are above the age of three will be reduced. If the father is not alive, then the person who is over the age of three will receive one more money per month than the person whose father is still alive.
Secondly, age is also an important consideration. For those whose fathers died young, the age of receiving the payment will also be earlier than that of those whose fathers are still alive. This policy is aimed at guaranteeing the basic life of the Honored Family, taking into account the special circumstances of the family and the individual, and achieving fairness and justice.
Although this method of distribution was able to cater for the poor and invulnerable of the Venerable Family, it also ignored the fact that if the father of the Venerable died young, the family conditions might be better than when the Venerable father was alive.
However, a person whose father was alive could not receive the same amount of money until he was thirty years old, while a person whose father died early could receive the same amount at the age of fifteen, which was a full fifteen years later than theirs, and this was a large amount.
Therefore, after many adjustments, the official and the honorable room from the six official parts below the six official organs are almost the same, which can avoid the gap between the rich and the poor and maintain the stability within the venerable room.