宋代流外官的考任與出職
[Abstract]:Foreign officials are a social stratum between officials and people. Their emergence and development has experienced a long period and is an important part of Chinese official system. The emergence of foreign officials had its profound historical background, which was developed from the history of the preQin period. At first, it was no different from the officials. During the Qin and Han dynasties, it was still easy to get into the bureaucracy, but it began from the Southern and Northern dynasties until after the Tang and Song dynasties. The status of officials outside the flow, gradually divorced from the ranks of officials, often mixed with petty officials. Foreign officials and petty officials have great connections with officials, and there are also great differences. Many of them come from petty officials. If they want to be enterprising, they need to go out of duty and enter the stream to become officials in the flow. However, the definition of the three is not very clear. To make clear the differences between the three is helpful to understand the system of examination and appointment of foreign officials. In the Song Dynasty, foreign officials were widely set up in the central and local state government, responsible for clerical, legal and other civilian work, and the establishment of non-official posts among different departments is different. The Song Dynasty also set up a special organization for the Civil Service examination courses-Liu Waiquan, which is divided into nine products, each of which has its own products. Only by passing the examination, can it be promoted in accordance with the years of work, so as to prepare for the future flow of work out of service. The senior government officials are promoted quickly, while the junior officials are difficult to be promoted. The selection procedure is extremely strict, seniority, knowledge, and selection of the master have become essential conditions. The rank of exiting officials is that they are above or above their posts, more than those who have changed their posts, who are rewarded for their posts, and who are selected for the grade. Only if the civil service has passed the election, the accumulated labour has reached or reached the required level, if they have been recommended by the principal, or even need to be introduced correctly, they can only be noted and proposed. For the number of years of absence, different departments will, There are great differences between officials of different levels, as many as twenty or thirty years, as little as seven or eight or even three or five years of the situation. Outward flow does not mean that officials are immediately appointed, but that they are left behind, often for many years. Even if the official post was finally granted, the different grades of officials were different. High officials, such as the officials in the Central Scholarship Hall, could be granted to officials such as the official, but the lower officials could only be given the book, and the officers below the lieutenant. On the whole, the rank of the exiled officials was gradually decreased, which resulted from the deep-rooted contempt of the literati and bureaucrats in the feudal society. But after all, it provides a path of promotion for officials, has its historical significance. In this paper, the detailed process of examination and departure of convective officials is discussed in the hope that a clear thread can be worked out to trace back to the origin of various examination methods and system. This paper also discusses the influence and historical significance of the convective external officials, who come from petty officials and are important sources of internal officials, and their actions will inevitably have a lot of effects on the operation of government functional organizations, which have both positive and negative effects. The normal operation of the country which is promoted by the solid professional knowledge of foreign officials, its inherent nature of corruption also makes the illegal behavior intensified. Moreover, the sharp increase in the number of officials outside the flow made the problem of redundant staff which had already been serious in the Song Dynasty to go further. Finally, this paper also discusses the ancient and modern significance of the examination and assignment of foreign officials, hoping to find some useful reference for today by the influence of foreign officials, in order to make use of the past for the present.
【學(xué)位授予單位】:上海師范大學(xué)
【學(xué)位級別】:碩士
【學(xué)位授予年份】:2015
【分類號】:D691.42
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