The central government of the Eastern Han Dynasty followed the three-gong and nine-qing system, with the three-gong-led nine-qing system as the basic structure.

The Sangong division commander Bailiu is the highest official position in name, but in fact he has no actual power.

In the Eastern Han Dynasty, most of the Three Dukes were appointed by well-known Confucian scholars to promote the concept of governing the country through Confucianism. To put it bluntly, they were just political vassals, and the risks were extremely high. The Three Dukes were appointed as officials with master's degrees in Confucian classics and were often regarded as highly respected role models, so they often made very small mistakes.

Bearing very serious responsibilities to show high integrity. Some people were dismissed because there was no basis for evaluating local officials, and some were dismissed because their colleagues had a dispute over the temple and failed to report it (note: it was a colleague who was arguing and it was a breach of etiquette, and the third official just did not file a complaint).

Some people were imprisoned or killed for speaking out and disobeying the decree, and even caused family members to commit suicide.

It is not difficult to see that the Sangong of the Eastern Han Dynasty was used to set an example and take the blame...

The emperor of the Eastern Han Dynasty used Shangshu to participate in government affairs, so the actual political power was in Shangshutai.

Shangshu, originally one of the Six Shangshu, was juxtaposed with Shangshang Guan, Shangshang Yi, Shangshang Shi, Shangshang Mu, Shangshang Xi. This official office existed during the Warring States Period. Shangshu meant to be in charge, indicating that it was in charge of the emperor's things, so most of the six Shangshu were

As for the scope of female officials in the palace, the responsibilities of the other five ministers did not change much during the Han Dynasty. However, the minister gradually became an important official in the government. Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty selected the minister and the ministers to form the inner dynasty, which became the central decision-making organ in the practical sense. Because they were close ministers of the emperor, their status gradually increased.

High, and eventually developed into the country's highest authority, which can be called a model of Silk's counterattack.

The chief official of Shangshu Tai is Shangshu Ling, and the deputy minister is Pu She. There are Shangshu Zuo Cheng, Liu Cao Shangshu, etc. When the emperor comes to the throne, he often appoints Taifu or Taiwei to record the affairs of Shangshu and take charge of government affairs. Therefore, Shangshu Ling is basically a vacant position, so this book

The deputy minister Pushe is even more important.

There is a person in Zhulu Ling who has some connection with Shangshutai in history.

This person is Jia Xu.

Jia Xu is a rare wise man in the Liangzhou Army. He is usually low-key, but he has the obvious imprint of the Liangzhou Army and is a trusted fellow traveler of the Liangzhou generals. Jia Xu does not like to be in the limelight. Previously, Li Ru was strategizing in front of him, and Jia Xu was happy with it.

He was just a passerby, but after Li Ru's death, Jia Xu's importance to the Liangzhou Army quickly became apparent. There was no way, the Liangzhou Army had many brave warriors who charged into battle, but there were very few who were wise and able to stand alone. You know,

The Liangzhou Army's methods for ascending to power were unfair, and they were worried that the princes from all walks of life would rebel. Important official positions with real power must be handed over to his own family before he could rest assured. Jia Xu was already the most important think tank of the Liangzhou Army, so he naturally had to reuse them.

According to historical records, the Liangzhou Army was grateful to Jia Xu for his meritorious service in occupying Chang'an, so Li appointed him Zuo Fengyi, directly gave him control of the important areas of Sanfu and wanted to make him a marquis, which showed his trust in him, but Jia Xu refused;

Li also appointed him as the minister's servant. Since Liangzhou's military leaders never paid much attention to the three men who were in charge of the official affairs, and would replace them every two days, Jia Xu must be the actual person in charge of the minister's desk. In a sense

The one above was the supreme chief executive of the Han Dynasty, a man of great power and power, but Jia Xu still refused to accept it. Li had no choice but to let him serve as minister in the end.

In the game, Jia Xu was captured by the Zhulu Army before he arrived in Chang'an. He had no chance of serving as a minister in the central government, but he could still be an official in Bajun. Judging from the expansion momentum of the Zhulu Army and Jia Xu's own deep-rooted concept of self-preservation,

Being away from the whirlpool of the court and living in a relatively simple local county may not be a bad thing. At least in Yu Buzhi's view, Jia Xu should happily and wholeheartedly work hard for the rise of Bajun...

End of gossip, let’s get back to the topic.

The Eastern Han Dynasty has been in power for a long time, and the reason for such low-level cognitive errors is entirely due to Yu Buzhi's lack of understanding of the central government offices, and misunderstandings caused by the clever use of words to explain the Sangong and Jiuqing.

Finally, he found the Chancellor's desk and asked the guards. The actual situation made Yu Buzhi dumbfounded.

The ministerial order is vacant.

Well, this is a normal phenomenon. After all, the tradition is that the three ministers are in name only, and the establishment of the Shangshu Order is only in name only, which will only increase the embarrassment. But the problem is that there is no official position, and what is the operation of the deputy minister Pushe who has been on sick leave for more than half a month?

Among the ministers and ministers, one was arrested and imprisoned for offending the family members of the Liangzhou army, while the other left with a seal!

The six ministers are slightly better, with at least four in office, and the incumbency rate is more than half, which is gratifying and congratulatory. However, I heard from several guards at the minister's desk that at least two ministers resigned in the previous period, which made the Liangzhou army furious.

, threatening to use the head of a guy who didn't know how to promote, the ministers were frightened and didn't dare to mention resignation again.

Being so forcibly suppressed, the remaining officials at the Chancery were obviously not in a good mood. The department was leaderless, the morale of the whole group was low, and they did not dare to run away, so they had no choice but to live their lives without a job. The current Secretariat is guarded by four ministers in turns.

But the atmosphere was dull and pessimistic. Everyone only wanted merit but no fault, and there was little efficiency at all. Fortunately, the princes were now divided, and the central government had not much to do. Most of the time, it was empty, but it was barely able to cope. No serious mistakes were made for the time being.

Yu Buzhi came to Shangshutai to do business, and was highly valued by the officials of Shangshutai.

Why?

The first is that he is too idle; the second is that Yu Buzhi has always had a good reputation among the government and the public, and he is very popular for opening up the country; the third is that this is a genuine local prince. Since the battle against Dong Zhuo, there has not been a local prince.

Appearing in the center, although the player princes don't have so many scruples, it is still something worth writing about.

Cao Cao from the Ministry of Civil Affairs and Cao Shangshu from the Ministry of Civil Affairs happened to be working in the government office. After hearing the news, they jointly "interviewed" Yu Buzhi.

The rank of a county magistrate is 2,000 shi, and the rank of a minister is 600 shi. In terms of the size of the official position, Yu Buzhi's official position is larger. However, the Shangshu station is a central establishment and the center of government affairs. The resources it can mobilize and the influence of the policies it decides are far away.

There are more officials than governors and prime ministers. In order to strive for policies that are more beneficial to themselves, many local officials generally treat the officials at the Shangshu Terrace with great courtesy. The relative status is really not reflected in the rank and salary. In addition, it is in Chang'an, the home of the Shangshu.

, describing this meeting as "interview" is not an exaggeration at all.

The two ministers are obviously very curious about Yu Buzhi. The legendary player princes have made many contributions to the Han Dynasty. Their achievements in foreign wars are especially commendable, which inevitably makes people curious.

When meeting for the first time, it is customary to say a few words and compliment each other before getting down to business.

When Yu Bu Zhi explained his intention, the two ministers looked obviously uneasy.

"I think of Liu Junlang, a member of the Han clan. The late emperor asked him to guard Yizhou. He should have devoted himself to it, but for his own selfish interests, he refused to fulfill the responsibilities and obligations of the state pastor, did not take over the plateau stronghold, and claimed that he must see

I will make a decision based on the official documents of the imperial court. No, I can only come to Chang'an to seek justice in person... Sirs, what's the matter?" Yu Buzhi saw that the expressions on their faces were wrong, so he stopped and asked.

The two ministers exchanged glances, with a hint of melancholy and helplessness clearly visible in their eyes.

Cao Shangshu, the Ministry of Personnel, said: "Unwise sir, this matter is difficult."

Minister Cao of the People's Republic of China also said: "Master, listen to my words and return quickly. Don't mention this matter again."
Chapter completed!