What is the difference between a prime minister and a prime minister?

What is the difference between a prime minister and a prime minister?

1. Institutional differences: the prime minister follows a system, and the prime minister is the real official name. So the relationship between the two is very different. The prime minister system originated in the Spring and Autumn Period, and disappeared in the Ming Dynasty, becoming a cabinet system.

2. the difference between different dynasties now: the prime minister appeared in the spring and autumn period. The first prime minister in history was Guan Zhong. As the first outstanding prime minister, Guan Zhong's position in history is self-evident. After his succession, many prime ministers appeared in China.

There were left and right prime ministers in the Qin Dynasty, and then there was the so-called middle prime minister. The left and right prime ministers did their jobs, and so did the Han Dynasty. For example, Cao Cao is the prime minister.

3. Power difference: the prime minister is an official position and a respectful title. The prime minister is only a respectful title and has no real power.

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In the pre-Qin period, there were titles such as Xiang and Xiang Bang, but they were completely different from those of the Prime Minister, because the cultural relics unearthed from the Dongling of the State of Qin were engraved with the inscription: Xue Jun, the eight-year Xiang Bang, was a prime minister. This proves that Guo Xiang and the Prime Minister are two completely different official positions and coexist at the same time, and Guo Xiang's position is higher than that of the Prime Minister.

The first 1 Prime Minister of the State of Qin was a governor. Later, the left prime minister and the right prime minister were added as the deputy prime ministers of Qin, and the middle prime minister was officially added in the Qin Dynasty. Han inherited the Qin system and still set the prime minister as the deputy prime minister.

The Western Han Dynasty also set up a prime minister, who loved Yuan Shou for two years (BC 1), and the prime minister was changed to Da Situ. This period of time is more than 300 years, the longest period in history. There was no prime minister for more than 200 years from Eddie to Jian 'an 13th year in the Eastern Han Dynasty (2008), but Cao Cao was re-established and served as prime minister in Jian 'an 13th year, but the time was short.

During the 370 years of the Three Kingdoms, the Jin Dynasty and the Southern and Northern Dynasties, there was no prime minister except in the early years of Shu and the Eastern Jin and Northern Dynasties, and there was no prime minister in the Sui Dynasty, and there was basically no prime minister in the Tang and Song Dynasties. In the first year of Xuanzong (7 13), it was changed to Shangshu Zuoshi, and in the eighth year of Southern Song Dynasty (1 172), it was also changed to Shangshu Zuoshi.

Prime Minister is the general name or common name of the chief executive under the ancient monarch of China, not a specific official name. "Slay" means domination, and "Xiang" is originally a person who is polite to each other, which means assistance. Taizai and Hehe are called prime ministers, and the collective name of prime ministers began to appear in Han Feizi's outstanding studies.

There are dozens of specific names of the post of prime minister, which are different in different dynasties: Taizai, Xiang, Xiang Bang,, Prime Minister, Da Situ (Eastern Han Dynasty), Shangshuling, Zhongshuling, Shi Zhong, Shangshu Zuo Servant Shooting, Shangshu Right Servant Shooting, Tongping, Cabinet University (Ming Dynasty), Military Ministry Shangshu, Prime Minister (Late Qing Dynasty) and so on.

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