What is the difference between princes, princes, and princes? Why were there no princes in the late Qing Dynasty?
When you watch the Qing Dynasty historical drama, you will always hear some titles, such as Prince Dorgon, Princess Dorgon, Princes Doro, Princes Pingxi Wu Sangui, etc. Sometimes, you can't help but be curious when you think about it carefully. These people are kings. What is the difference between
? Which king has a bigger official position?
Before we figure out this issue, we need to know a degree system in the Qing Dynasty that was independent of official positions.
The Qing Dynasty still implemented the title system of princes, princes, and bozinan, but these only belong to the meritorious officials of different surnames who had made contributions. For a family, there was a set of title system to ensure their own power inheritance, that is, the title of royal family, and 12 other princes, princes, princes, and sons of Princes, Beilebei.
The ones who earned us the title of Prince and Prince are actually all family members, which means they are all descendants of the nobles of the Qing Dynasty royal family. They are the first-class princes in China's competition, and are the advanced degree second only to the emperor among the ancient Chinese royal aristocrats.
The title of Prince began during the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties. During the Han Dynasty, the titles were divided into kings and princes, and there was no saying that they were serving the king. On the King's Day of the Western Jin Dynasty, it was divided into princes and princes. The brothers who were generally granted the title of the prince were usually given the title of the death of the crown prince.
The first level in the Qing Dynasty's monarchy system is called Prince Heshuo, mainly for the title of prince, but in order to win over Mongolian and Mongolian nobles, such as Senggelinqin in the late Qing Dynasty.
According to the Qing Dynasty system, one word should be added in front of relatives and friends to be the official title of Prince Cheng and Prince Gong?
The second level of title of the royal family is called Duluo County Prince, abbreviated as the horse. The composition is also very complicated. Most of them are children of the royal family. For example, the son of the prince can become a horse, but more are Mongolia, Xinjiang and Tibet. That is the Mongolian prince who was granted the marriage between Manchu and Mongolia. For example, the Mongolian prince in the mansion is a horse.
Of course, not any royal family can win the titles of prince and prince.
The Qing Dynasty was a dynasty that built a country with force. Especially during the period outside the pass, they attached more importance to powerlessness, and the emperor also attached importance to military preparations. The title of county prince became a way to encourage everyone to be independent of military industry, and some systems were derived. If you want to obtain titles in the Qing Dynasty, you must have military merits as the basis. This subtle rule cannot be changed even by the emperor.
The second category is to rely on the knowledge left by our ancestors. In the Qing Dynasty, if there was no military merit, it would generally decrease in succession after inheritance, and eventually be reduced to the title of General Fengguo and enjoy a basic treatment.
The vassal king is a title with a different concept from the prince and the prince. He usually has military power. He can be a member of the royal family, a military engineering or a leader of local forces. Generally, those who get this title are outstanding ministers. Take Wu Sangui as we are familiar with for example, it is busy again.
We mentioned above that the princes are usually distributed to princes and emperor brothers, and Wu Sangui is a Han Chinese, how could he have the title of prince?
In fact, the prince usually only inherits the bloodline of the royal family, but there are exceptions, such as the monk Wu Sangui of the Qing Dynasty, Kexi, because their strength is too strong, it can almost subvert the rule of the Qing Dynasty. Therefore, although she does not have the bloodline of the royal family, in order to stabilize them, the Qing Dynasty still gave the prince a title and enjoyed the etiquette and treatment of the king.
