surname

Taifu

The highest government official in charge of military affairs (in feudal China)

surname

Dr Shi Yu.

sima

Jiuqing

Taichang

Guang Luxun (Lang Zhongling)

Weiwei

Taifu

Officials of the feudal government

Dahonglu

Zong Zheng

Dasinong

Less rot

Zhijinwu

Prince taifu

Dachangqiu

Zhong Changshi

Xiaohuangmen

Zhonghuangmen

Attendant:

One of the imperial court officials, ranking slightly lower than Jiuqing, ranking "more than 2,000 stones". It is often served by a learned and virtuous person who is eager to ask questions and is an adviser to the emperor when he manages the country. During the Wei and Jin Dynasties, he was a provincial governor and a de facto prime minister.

Shangshuling:

It turned out to be a junior government official with a rank of 600 stone (middle and low rank). Although the official rank is low, it dominates all government affairs and is directly responsible to the emperor. The authority is even more important than the three public offices. During the Wei and Jin Dynasties, if there were no prime ministers, Shang Shuling, Zhong Shuling (governor of Zhongshu Province) and Shi Zhong (governor of Xiamen Province) were all prime ministers.

Secretariat Order (Secretary Order):

Wei was appointed governor of Zhongshu Province, in charge of secrets, and served as the de facto prime minister.

Shangshu:

It turned out to be a low-level government official of 600 stones. The state affairs were divided into six Cao Cao (sometimes five Cao Cao, sometimes seven Cao Cao), and one minister was in charge of one Cao Cao. This was the embryonic form of the later six ministries.

Yellow door assistant minister:

Huangmen is the palace gate, and the assistant minister of Huangmen is an official working in the palace gate, one of the imperial palace officials, who is responsible for serving the emperor and conveying the imperial edict. The level is not high, but it is the official closest to the emperor.

Scattered riding often waits:

Cao Wei combined Shi San and two officials who often served in the Han Dynasty, and set up this official, who was responsible for admonishing the faults around the emperor in the case of consultants.

Sanda assistant:

Cao Weishi was set up with Sanshou Changshi, and his position was slightly lower than Sanshou Changshi.

Five senses corps commander:

Guang Luxun's assistant helped Guang Luxun to promote Lang Guan, ranking slightly lower than Jiuqing and at the same level as the assistant. Cao pi once served as deputy prime minister with the rank of commander of the five senses, which held a high position. This official was no longer set up during the Three Kingdoms period.

Cheng in the suggestion:

He used to be the assistant of the imperial doctor. When there was no official position of ancient scholars, the official position of ancient scholars was exercised by ancient scholars.

Will become a master:

Responsible for building ancestral temples, palaces, roads, gardens, water and soil, and planting trees. The grade is 2000 stone, which is below Jiuqing and above the stone clock.

Doctor:

Specialized in the teaching of Confucian classics.

A captain at the gate:

The twelve gates in charge of Shi Jing. Ranked "more than two thousand stones".

China Shuren:

Officials from Zhongshu Province appointed by Cao Wei are responsible for promulgating this decree.

History of five soldiers:

Cao Wei began to set up the history of the five armies, which is the predecessor of the history of the Ministry of War. Five soldiers refer to China soldiers, foreign soldiers, cavalry, other soldiers and all soldiers.

Du Zhi Shangshu (Ministry):

Wu began to set up a household department. At the same time, Wei Wendi established Du Shi Shangshu Province, which is responsible for the statistics and adjustment of national wealth tax. In the last week, it was renamed as Minister of Civil Affairs, but in the Tang Dynasty, Li Shimin was taboo, so it was changed to Minister of Civil Affairs.

Zuo Min Shangshu:

Cao Wei began to set up, and the main work of revision was changed to the history of the Sui Dynasty Ministry of Industry.

Official department minister (minister):

Cao Wei began to set up ministers in the official department to be responsible for the selection and appointment of officials. Ministers in Wei and Jin Dynasties were divided into Cao Zhi, and the official ministers were headed by Cao, so the official ministers were also called university students.

Ancestor minister:

Cao Wei began to set up and take charge of the etiquette system. Last week, it was renamed the Ministry of Rites.

A surname wasteland:

During the Three Kingdoms period, Wei and Wu set up official titles, which were responsible for ploughing the fields to give the people cattle capital. Liang once held this position.

Master Heng:

In the Western Han Dynasty, this office was in charge of Lin Yuan, but it was merged into Shaofu in the Eastern Han Dynasty, and there was no such office. Cao Wei returned to this position, and he was in charge of the boats and equipment of the water army in the world.

Canon Cao Taishi:

Shujia. Liu Bei decided to establish Shu for the benefit of salt and iron, and set up a captain of Yanfu and a captain of Cao as his subordinates to take charge of rations.

Eight captains of Xiyuan:

At the end of the Han Dynasty, in order to suppress the Yellow turban insurrectionary, the eight governors of Xiyuan commanded the Central Army of the Han Dynasty. Jian Shuo is a captain of the upper army, Yuan Shao is a captain of the middle army, Humboldt is a captain of the lower army, Cao Cao is a captain of the standard army, Zhao Rong is a captain of the left army, Feng Fang is a captain of the right army, Xia Mou is a captain of the left army and Chunyu Qiong is a captain of the right army.

Dongguanling:

Dongguan was originally the name of the Eastern Han Palace, where books were collected. During the Three Kingdoms period, Wu ordered people to observe the East, be in charge of ancient books, and be responsible for compiling national history.

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General's office

General:

The head of a military commander is above three, sometimes above three, and sometimes below three. At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, his official position was above the three fairs. Therefore, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty took Cao Cao as the general and Yuan Shao as a captain, and Yuan Shao was "relegated by Mao". Official history and Sima.

The title of ancient general:

Generally speaking, there are more than three. Among the generals, there are four levels: general, general in title of generals in ancient times, general riding chariots and general Wei.

General additional clauses:

Under a title of generals in ancient times, it is sanduo.

General Wei:

The general is riding a car. It's past three o'clock.

Captain's General Hospital:

The ranks of military attaché s in Han Dynasty are: general, corps commander and captain. Because generals are not usually released, they are called generals who command soldiers when there is a war. Therefore, the highest official position that a general military attache can usually obtain is a corps commander, with a rank of "more than 2,000 stones". He is in charge of the Royal Guards and belongs to Guang Luxun. By the time of the Three Kingdoms, more and more people had made meritorious military service, and a large number of them were named generals, but corps commanders became middle-ranking and lower-ranking officers.

Captain:

The captain is a military attache slightly below the corps commander, with a rank of "more than two thousand stones". The Han Dynasty set up eight governors in charge of the Central Army. In the Three Kingdoms period, more and more people made meritorious military service, and a large number of them were named generals, but a captain became a junior officer.

Eight captains:

Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty set up eight governors, stationed troops in the capital and took charge of the Central Army. They are Captain Changshui, Captain Tunqi, Captain Qi Yue, Captain Infantry, Captain Shesheng, Captain Zhong Lei, Captain Hu Qi and Captain Hu Ben. In the Eastern Han Dynasty, there was a captain in the provinces, a captain in Hu Qi and a captain in Hu Ben. During the Three Kingdoms period, the power of eight generals became smaller and smaller, and finally they all became junior officials.

General of the fourth army:

That is, former generals, left generals, right generals and post-generals. It started on weekends, but it was not often shown in the Han Dynasty. At the end of the Han Dynasty, there were many heroes, and the generals of the four armies appeared repeatedly as important generals (that is, senior officers).

General Si Zheng (General Si Zheng):

General Zheng Dong, General Cheung Nam, General Zheng and General Zheng Bei are the generals with large numbers. Between Han and Wei, it was placed in the third place, below General Wei.

Four town generals (four town generals):

The names of the heavy generals are General Town East, General Town South, General Town West and General Town North. Between Han and Wei dynasties, it was placed in the third place, below the four generals.

General Xi 'an:

The names of the heavy generals are General Anton, General Annan, General Anxi and General Anbei. In the Eastern Han Dynasty, there was this title, ranking in the Three Kingdoms and ranking as a general in four towns.

General Siping:

The names of the heavy generals are General Pingdong, General Pingnan, General Pingxi and General Pingbei. Established between the Han and Wei Dynasties, the official position is the third product, and it is under General Si 'an.

Governor:

Cao Wei, a beginner, is an official. Those who add this official will be awarded Huang Yue, who represents the authority of the Emperor, to control the chastity generals and other senior generals. Wu Tongwei system. Shu was placed in the middle and protected, unifying internal and external military affairs.

Governor:

It was first set in the late Eastern Han Dynasty. Because there is no subordinate relationship between generals with various miscellaneous numbers, the post of commander-in-chief is set up to supervise several armies, and later to be a military commander-in-chief, in charge of all the troops stationed in the state, as well as the civil affairs in the state, with great power.

Generally speaking:

Sun Quan made Lu Xun a general. Later, Dai Lu also held this position.

General with Miscellaneous Number:

During the Han and Wei dynasties, there were many people with military achievements, which made it more difficult to award official positions. So "general" is often preceded by a title as his official position. This title is uncertain, and there is no relationship between titles, so it is called miscellaneous general.

Chief strategist (strategist):

One of the generals of the miscellaneous army. Wei took Xun You as his strategist and had the right to decide all military elections and prison laws. Wu also took Zhu Ran as the right strategist, and Shu also took Zhuge Liang as the chief strategist.

Leading generals (leading, leading):

One of the generals of the miscellaneous army. When Cao Cao became prime minister, he took the position of leader, which was held by Shi Huan. He was in charge of the imperial army together with the imperial army, and was later renamed as the leader of China. Xelloss changed his name to the leading general, in charge of the Fifth Academy, Zhong Lei and Wuwei 3rd Battalion. Shu and Wu were also appointed as senior generals.

General Guards (Guards, China Guards):

One of the generals of the miscellaneous army. While serving as a leader, Han Hao served as a guard and was in charge of the imperial army. Cao Pi was renamed the Imperial General. Shu and Wu were also appointed as senior generals.

The army (the army):

Supervise and inspect the army, sometimes as a strategist or strategist.

General Fenwu:

One of the generals of the miscellaneous army. The title of senior general, who holds this office, is equivalent to the commander-in-chief of the army in each army. At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, when various governors beat Dong Zhuo, Cao Cao was a general of Fenwu. Jushou also served as General Fenwu in Yuan Shao's army.

General Duhu (Duhu):

One of the generals of the miscellaneous army. The title of senior general is the officer who commands the general.

General Xiao Qi:

One of the generals of the miscellaneous army. Senior general, Qin Lang once held this post.

General Yue Qi:

One of the generals of the miscellaneous army. General, Cao Zhang once held this post.

General Fu Bo:

One of the generals of the miscellaneous army. Xia Houdun once held this post.

General Li Feng:

One of the generals of the miscellaneous army. Cao Hong once held this position.

Backbone network:

One of the generals of the miscellaneous army. Chu Xu once held this position.

General Wuwei:

One of the generals of the miscellaneous army. Chu Xu once held this position.

General Dangkou:

One of the generals of the miscellaneous army. Zhang Liao once held this position.

General Kao Kou:

One of the generals of the miscellaneous army. Wang Ping once held this position.

General Destroy Kou:

One of the generals of the miscellaneous army. Ding Feng once held this position.

Guerrilla general:

One of the generals of the miscellaneous army. Le Jin once held this position.

General Chong Chong:

One of the generals of the miscellaneous army. Le Jin once held this position.

Generally from:

One of the generals of the miscellaneous army. Yu Jin once held this position.

General Pindi:

One of the generals of the miscellaneous army. Zhang He once held this position.

General Yokono:

One of the generals of the miscellaneous army. Huang Xu once held this position.

Capture general:

One of the generals of the miscellaneous army. Li Dian once held this post.

General Lu:

One of the generals of the miscellaneous army. Sun Jian once held this position.

General Wei Lu:

One of the generals of the miscellaneous army. Cang Ba once held this position.

General Lu:

One of the generals of the miscellaneous army. Zhang Fei once held this position.

General:

One of the generals of the miscellaneous army. Huang Zhong once held this position.

General Pinglu:

One of the generals of the miscellaneous army. Zhou Tai once held this post.

General Yang Wei:

One of the generals of the miscellaneous army. Cang Ba once held this position.

General Wei Zhen:

One of the generals of the miscellaneous army. Xu Ding once held this position.

General Wei Fen:

One of the generals of the miscellaneous army. Man Chong once held this post.

General Jianwei:

One of the generals of the miscellaneous army. Guo Huai once held this post.

General Xuanwei:

One of the generals of the miscellaneous army. Bu Rui once held this position.

General:

One of the generals of the miscellaneous army. Sun Ce once held this post.

General Yi Li:

One of the generals of the miscellaneous army. Pound once held this position.

General Zhongwei:

One of the generals of the miscellaneous army. Pang Hui once held this position.

General Zhenwu:

One of the generals of the miscellaneous army. Sun Li once held this position.

General Yang Wu:

One of the generals of the miscellaneous army. Man Chong once held this post.

General Kengo:

One of the generals of the miscellaneous army. Liu Feng once held this position.

General sui Wu:

One of the generals of the miscellaneous army. Jiang Bin once held this position.

General Wu Zhao:

One of the generals of the miscellaneous army. The Korean party once held this position.

Champion general:

One of the generals of the miscellaneous army. Ding Feng once held this position.

General Yi Jun:

One of the generals of the miscellaneous army. Zhao Yun once held this position.

General Zhen Jun:

One of the generals of the miscellaneous army. Zhao Yun once held this position.

Vice president:

One of the generals of the miscellaneous army. Liu Feng once held this position.

General Sui Jun:

One of the generals of the miscellaneous army. Yang Yi once held this position.

General Jun Fu:

One of the generals of the miscellaneous army. Used to keep the steps associated with this position.

General Jianxin:

One of the generals of the miscellaneous army. Shen Yi once held this position.

General Han An:

One of the generals of the miscellaneous army. Mi Zhu once held this post.

General Zhong Bing:

One of the generals of the miscellaneous army. Sun Gan once held this position.

General Zhao De:

One of the generals of the miscellaneous army. Jian Yong once held this position.

General Zhao Wen:

One of the generals of the miscellaneous army. Yi Ji once held this position.

General Huaiji:

One of the generals of the miscellaneous army. Shen Dan once held this position.

General Xingye:

One of the generals of the miscellaneous army. Li Yan once held this position.

General Fu Han:

One of the generals of the miscellaneous army. Li Yan once held this position.

General Zhenyuan:

One of the generals of the miscellaneous army. Wei Yan once held this position.

General Suiyuan:

One of the generals of the miscellaneous army. Sun Yu once held this position.

General Jie Zhong:

One of the generals of the miscellaneous army. Yang Hong once held this position.

General Han An:

One of the generals of the miscellaneous army. Li Hui once held this position.

General Fu Rong:

One of the generals of the miscellaneous army. Zhang Ben once held this position.

General bong-yi:

One of the generals of the miscellaneous army. Jiang Wei once held this position.

General Anyuan:

One of the generals of the miscellaneous army. Fontaine once held this position.

General William:

One of the generals of the miscellaneous army. The Korean party once held this position.

General Fuyi:

One of the generals of the miscellaneous army. Zhi Zhu once held this position.

General Anguo:

One of the generals of the miscellaneous army. Zhi Zhu once held this position.

General Fu Bian:

One of the generals of the miscellaneous army. Lu Xun once held this position.

General Guo Fu:

One of the generals of the miscellaneous army. Lu Xun once held this position.

General Suinan:

One of the generals of the miscellaneous army. Quan Cong once held this post.

General Yokogawa:

One of the generals of the miscellaneous army. Lu Su once held this post.

Don't department syma:

Sima in the army is called Sima in another department because he leads a battalion. The number of soldiers he leads is always appropriate and not fixed.

General Yamen:

Zhao Yun and Wei Yan used to be generals in yamen, ranking slightly lower than generals with miscellaneous names. Cao Pi also set up a dental guard in the early years of Huang Dynasty, and his crown was the same as that of the miscellaneous general. Later generations are junior officers with teeth.

Some general:

The title of junior general is higher than that of general Bi.

General Bi:

The name of the lowest general.

Under the door, account:

General Shu is a member of the army directly under him.

Local (and shogunate) offices

Secretariat:

Because of the Qin system, the Han dynasty was a "county system" and there was no state-level administrative level. It was only when Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty began to set up the post of "secretariat" that the officials of a state were considered, but they were not the highest administrative officials of the state (rank 600 stone, just a junior official. At that time, the salary of the county magistrate was thousand stones. Originally a history of prime ministers, he toured the whole state by car, questioned counties and counties with six articles, considered the achievements of local officials, and returned to Beijing for filing at the end of the year. The imperial court used this as the basis for the promotion and demotion of local officials, so it was called "secretariat of history". Later, the official position of the secretariat became larger and larger, and the secretariat was also set as the office of each state (equivalent to the provincial capital), so it was not necessary to walk around, but it still had no direct administrative subordinate relationship with the satrap.

National animal husbandry:

At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, in order to suppress the Yellow turban insurrectionary, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty listened to Ada's suggestion, changed the secretariat to state animal husbandry, and really took charge of the military and political power of a state and became the highest local military and political chief, thus making the state truly an administrative unit at or above the county level. During the Three Kingdoms period, there was no longer the post of state shepherd, but the post of governor and general was often added. He was the highest local military and political chief with great power.

Captain Li Si:

Those in power picket officials in Shi Jing and Gyeonggi counties, which is equivalent to the Secretary of State. During the Three Kingdoms period, the area under the jurisdiction of Li Si (equivalent to a municipality directly under the Central Government) was renamed Sizhou.

Taishou:

The highest official at the county level, also known as the chief executive.

National stage:

Houzhou is a local administrative level at the same level as the county, and the state is the same as the satrap. For example, Cao Cao is the prime minister of Jinan and Bao Xin is the prime minister of Jibei.

A surname (county commandant):

The vassal state is a local administrative level at the same level as the county, which is located on the border. The functions and powers of the Taishou are slightly similar to those of the Taishou. Because it is located at the border, it is often served by a military attache, and the rank is slightly lower than that of the satrap.

Jing Zhaoyin:

Main Kyoto (equivalent to the mayor of the capital).

Order:

For example, Cao Cao used to be a county magistrate with more than 10,000 households.

Dragon:

The chief executive of small and medium-sized counties, such as Xu Sheng, was once the chief executive of Chai Sang.

Long history:

At the local level, he is like Cheng Jun, while in the shogunate, he is the highest assistant official of the government.

Stay in the government for a long time;

There are two long histories in the Prime Minister's Office. One went out with the army in wartime, and the other stayed at home to deal with daily affairs. People who stay in the government are called to stay in the history of the government, and they have great power. When Cao Cao conquered Sun Quan, Xu Yi was appointed as the official residence of Cao Cao. When Zhuge Liang was in Hanzhong, Yang Yi was stationed with the army and Zhang stayed at the Prime Minister's Office.

Cao Dong:

The prime minister, the shogunate, is in charge of "two thousand stone-removing officials and military attaché s" (the book of the later Han Dynasty) and has great power. When Cao Cao became prime minister, he took Cui Yan and Mao Jie as Cao Dong and held elections. When Zhuge Liang became prime minister, he took Jiang Wan as Cao Dong.

Cao Xi:

Officials of the Prime Minister's shogunate, mainly "used by government officials", were similar to Cao Dong (officials of the Eastern Han Dynasty were all from the Prime Minister's House at that time), so Cao Dong was always placed in the west of Cao Cao Province.

Don't drive in (don't drive):

Captain Li Si, one of the senior assistant officials of the secretariat, visited a state, so he didn't drive, hence the name "No Driving". During the Han and Wei Dynasties, the prime minister had great power in managing state affairs, and critics at that time called him "a half-secretariat".

All officials are involved:

One of Captain Li Si's senior aides is responsible for investigating those who violate the law among hundreds of officials.

Gong Cao is engaged in:

One of Captain Li Si's senior assistants in charge of selection and examination.

Book Cao is engaged in:

One of the senior assistant officials of the Secretariat, Captain Li Si in charge of money and food.

Soldiers and Cao Cao are engaged in:

A senior assistant official of the Secretariat and Captain Li Si in charge of military affairs.

Engage in:

One of the assistant ministers in the book, he presided over many Cao documents and was in power in China, hence the name of being in power in China.

Canon is engaged in:

Shu established Confucian Classics in Yizhou, and always led a country's academic and administrative.

Persuade students to participate:

Shu set up a surrender in Yizhou and was a state official, ranking second only to Canon.

Chengjun:

Assistant to the satrap.

Main book:

At the local level, he is an assistant to the prefect, receiving documents and handling affairs. He is an important aide to the shogunate, involved in confidential and prime minister affairs.

Main points for attention:

The satrap is an official.

Studio:

Shogunate and satrap are both officials.

Join the army:

Jiang Wan used to be Zhuge Liang to join the army.

Engaged in wine supply:

Three kingdoms Shu, official to state animal husbandry. Engaged in for a long time, known as offering wine.

Military wine products:

Is the strategist to offer wine (to avoid the taboo of Sima Shi), Guo Jia once held this position.

Drink offering by teachers and friends:

In the Han dynasty, the county chief recruited talents in the county and raised them in the government. They are called scattered officials, and their status is equivalent to history and history. The person with the highest status is honored as a wine sacrifice.

Rafters:

Senior officials of the county shogunate, head of Cao Cao.

Engage in:

The titles of state and county officials and shogunate officials.

Book assistant:

As an assistant.

Engaged in Nakaro:

During the Han and Wei Dynasties, the three public offices and general offices were set up to consult the corps commander, and they were located under Chang Shi and Sima.

royal and noble ranks

Hou:

The highest rank in the former Qin Dynasty was originally called Chehou, but it was later taboo by Liu Che, the Emperor Gaozu of Han Dynasty, and changed to Liehou, also known as Tonghou. Liehou has a food city (that is, a fief). According to the size of the food city, Liehou is divided into county Hou, township Hou and pavilion Hou.

County Hou:

Marquis of the highest rank, such as Yuan Shao, was named Lord Ye. People who eat in a city with more than10,000 households are often called Wan Huhou.

Township Hou:

Township is the lower administrative unit of the county, such as Zhang Fei's title of Hou of Xixiang.

Hou Ting:

The pavilion is an administrative unit at the township level, and Liu Bang once served as the director of the pavilion. Hou Ting is based on one or several pavilions. For example, Guan Yu is the pavilion of Hanshou (Hanshou is the name of the pavilion).

Du Xianghou:

Located on the penultimate floor of Liehou, above Dutinghou, there are fiefs and 300 restaurants.

Du Houting:

Located under the Hou, there are fiefs and 200 eaters.

Guan Neihou:

Before Qin State, there were 19 titles for meritorious service, below Liehou, and there were hundreds of families in the city.

Name Hou:

It means that only the name has no fief. By the end of the Han Dynasty, Cao Cao began to buy it to reward the army. Shanhaiguan. Thomas lee, for example, was once named Hou.

Guanzhong Hou:

By the end of the Han Dynasty, Cao Cao began to set it up to reward the army. There was no fief, but it was a fake fief. Under the name Hou.

Related knowledge:

Kaifu (Kaifu Yitong Third Division):

In the Han Dynasty, only a teacher, a general, and three officials (three divisions) could open a government. During the Three Kingdoms period, due to the gradual increase in the number of government officials, it was named "Three Divisions to open the government", that is, according to the three official systems, the government was opened to attract its own shogunate officials.

False knot (false knot):

Jie (that is, what Su Wu held when herding sheep) and bow (something similar to an axe) are souvenirs of the emperor. "False" represents the emperor's expedition, for example, "the emperor levied Sun Quan and took (Cao) Hugh as the general of the East, false". "Making festivals" can kill officials below 2000 stones at the local level. "Chastity" can kill people who have no official position, and if they are in the army, they can kill officials. "False Festival" can kill people who violate military orders.

Your majesty:

The honorific title of the county chief, such as Cao Cao calling Liu Bei "ambassador".

Grade:

Take salary as the standard of official rank. It is followed by Shanggong, Gong Zhong, Zhongshi 2000 Stone (Jiuqing grade, monthly salary 180 Hugu), 2000 Stone (monthly salary 120 Hugu), 2000 Stone (monthly salary 120 Hugu), 1000 Stone (.

Record history:

Recording is the general manager's original intention. Recording history is to manage all the affairs of the country, leaving nothing to the powerful, such as Zhuge Liang.

Founder (founder of noble character):

One of the subjects selected in the Han Dynasty was to be an official. Sometimes founder and virtue are together, which is called virtue founder.

Maocai:

One of the subjects of selecting officials in the Han Dynasty was originally "scholar", which means "gifted scholar". After avoiding Liu Xiuqi, it is even more "Cai Mao".

Xiaolian:

One of the official selection subjects in the Han Dynasty, each county and country produced a dutiful son and an honest official, which is called "filial son and honest official".

Gaudi:

One of the election subjects in Han Dynasty.

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