Regent of Ming Dynasty, Starting from Chun'an Scribe

In the Ming Dynasty, the difference between "officials" and "officials" was clearly defined and treated differently. "Officials" are talents selected through the imperial examination and can serve as government officials at all levels. "Li" refers to the clerks in major yamen who handle documents and deliver documents. According to relevant historical records, "officials" can be promoted to officials only if they pass two external examinations and one Beijing examination. If you do not pass all three exams within 9 years, you will need to wait another 9 years. Generally speaking, there is a direct relationship between the level of an official and the yamen where he worked before. According to the information recorded in the "Huidian" of the Ming Dynasty, after being admitted as an official, the highest level of "officials" that can be achieved is the seventh rank, provided that they previously served in a first-rank yamen. In the Ming Dynasty, if you wanted to become an official from a "official", it was no easier than taking the imperial examination.

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Why should we start with scribes? Clerks and officials are different.

The hydrology at the starting point is too moist, but thoughts easily slip out when reading The author's writing is like a delicate girl, dry and nervous It was very enjoyable when I first read it, and the deeper I read, the more I couldn't extricate myself