What is the main content of the centralization of absolutism in Qin Dynasty?

The main contents of the Qin dynasty's autocratic centralization are as follows:

1, the emperor system. After Ying Zheng, king of Qin, unified the whole country, he changed his country name and combined the titles of Huang Sanhe and the five emperors in ancient legends into one, which was called "Emperor". From then on, the emperor became the title of the supreme ruler of feudal countries.

2. The central organs of Qin Dynasty adopted the system of "three publics and nine officials". Sangong is the Prime Minister, Qiu, and the Imperial Adviser, who is in charge of government affairs, military affairs, and supervision. The three publics are not unified and restrict each other, and they are all directly responsible to the emperor, so that power is concentrated on the emperor.

3. County system: In the local administrative organs, Qin Shihuang completely abolished the ancient feudal system, extended the county system that had been implemented during the Warring States period to the whole country, and established a whole set of local bureaucratic systems at all levels, called the county system.

Extended data:

After Qin Shihuang unified China, he inherited the achievements of Shang Yang's political reform, put Han Feizi's theory into practice, and established an autocratic centralized political system. It includes not only the emperor's control over central officials, but also the control over local officials and people at all levels, thus organically combining the autocratic decision-making model with the centralized political system.

Thus formally established the political system of centralization of absolutism. This is a great progress for the enfeoffment system before the Warring States period. It plays a very important role in consolidating national unity and maintaining the foundation of feudal rule.

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