During the Hongwu period of the Ming Dynasty, what level of official was the magistrate of Guiyang County up to now?

According to the Ming History, there was no administrative system in Guiyang County during the Hongwu period of the Ming Dynasty. At that time, Guiyang belonged to Guiyang, the state capital of Xuanwei Department of Hunan Province, and was entrusted by Huguang and other places. The governor is well known. He belongs to five official positions. Guiyang area is equivalent to the current county-level mayor, higher than the county level, and enjoys deputy prefecture-level treatment.

In the first year of Hongwu, Guiyang was flat or flat. In April of the ninth year of Hongwu, it was reduced to a county, and the original Pingyang County was revoked and merged into Guiyang County. In May of the 13th year of Hongwu, Guiyang County was promoted to a state. It also governs three counties, namely: Linwu, Lanshan and Jiahe.

Guiyang is a subordinate state. A subordinate state, also called a scattered state, is a state subordinate to the government, which is equivalent to a county-level local administrative region. During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, the states under the jurisdiction of the government were subordinate states. The CEO called everyone. Different from Zhili, it is well known that it is a positive five-product official, and it is well known that it is a five-product official with a higher level than the magistrate.