What is the official position of Korean Ritual Judgment?

"Ritual Judgment" is the abbreviation of "Ritual Judgment by Cao", which is a unique official title in ancient Korea and belongs to Ritual Cao among the six Cao in North Korea. Following the Korean system, Emperor Taizu of Korea set up this institution in 1392 at the beginning of the founding of the People's Republic of China, and was responsible for ceremonies, sacrifices, banquets, conscription, schools, imperial examinations and other related affairs. There are 1 judges (Grade II), 1 judges (Grade II), 1 judges (Grade III), 3 Lang Zheng (Grade V) and 3 Zuo Lang (Grade VI). In the past, Cao Li's official residence was located in Jishanfang in the west, that is, on the north side of the government building on the west side of Jin Shizong Road.

Six Cao is equivalent to six ministries of China, its chief justice is equivalent to six ministers of China, and its deputy chief justice is equivalent to six assistant ministers of China.

Appendix: Introduction to Cao Liu

Cao Li, one of the six Cao Cao in the Korean era, inherited the system of the Korean era and was founded in Taizu 1 (Xiji 1392). There are 1 judge (second-class), 1 judge (second-class), 1 senator (third-class), 2 Lang Zheng (fifth-class), 2 Zuo Lang (sixth-class) and 1 official. In the past, the official Cao Guan Ya was located in the Central Clarification Square, which is the location of the American Embassy on the east side of the road where we now live.

According to Koryo's system, Cao Mao set up this official office when People's Republic of China (PRC) was founded, which was responsible for financial and economic affairs related to household registration, gift trade, food and other commodities. There are 1 judges (positive level 2), 1 judges (negative level 2), 1 judges (negative level 3), 3 Lang Zheng (positive level 5), 3 Zuo Lang (positive level 6) and 65438+ math professors (negative level 6). In the past, Hu Cao's official residence was located in the central clarification square, which is now the location of North Korea's communication on the east side of Zonglu Road.

Following the Korean system, Cao Li established this institution in 1392 at the beginning of the founding of the People's Republic of China, which was responsible for matters related to rites and music, sacrifices, banquets, recruitment, schools and imperial examinations. There are 1 judges (Grade II), 1 judges (Grade II), 1 judges (Grade III), 3 Lang Zheng (Grade V) and 3 Zuo Lang (Grade VI). In the past, Cao Li's official residence was located in Jishanfang in the west, that is, on the north side of the government building on the west side of Jin Shizong Road.

1392, Emperor Cao, who was born in the military, imitated the North Korean system and set up the Zhengerpin yamen, which was in charge of military election, military affairs, defense, postal translation, soldiers' armor, cavalry generals, security of Seoul gates and people's houses, and key management of palace gates. There are 1 judges (Grade II), 1 judges (Grade II), 1 judges (Grade III), 4 Lang Zheng (Grade V) and 4 Zuo Lang (Grade VI). In the past, the official residence of soldier Cao was in Jishanfang in the west, that is, the north side of Sejong Cultural Center on the west side of Jinsheng Road.

Cao Mao was one of the six Cao Cao who imitated the North Korean system at the beginning of the founding of the People's Republic of China, and was in charge of law, litigation, slavery and other affairs. At first, as an executive organ, Emperor Taizong reformed the official system in five years (1405) and upgraded it to a second-class yamen, while managing policy formulation and practice. There are 1 judge (positive grade 2), 1 judge (negative grade 2), 1 judge (negative grade 3), 4 Lang Zheng (positive grade 5), 4 Zuo Lang (positive grade 6) and 65438+ law professor (negative grade 6). Gaozong was abolished in 3 1 (1894). In the past, Cao Cao's official residence was in Jishanfang in the west, which is now the Sejong Cultural Center on the west side of Zonglu Road.

One of the six Cao Cao in the Korean era, Taizu set up this central organ at the time of the founding of the People's Republic of China to manage the affairs of forests, swamps, craftsmen, architecture, potters, metallurgy and so on. There are 1 judges (Grade II), 1 judges (Grade II), 1 judges (Grade III), 3 Lang Zheng (Grade V) and 3 Zuo Lang (Grade VI). In 3 1 year (1894), Emperor Gaozong changed its name to Public Works Yamen, and the following year it merged with Nongshang Yamen and changed its name to Ministry of Agriculture, Industry and Commerce. In the past, Gong Cao's official residence was located in Jishanfang in the middle, that is, he lived on the west side of the road this life.