In ancient times, the highest official rank was the first rank. The first rank was the highest rank in ancient China, including Grand Preceptor, Grand Tutor, Grand Protector, Grand Marshal, Situ, Sikong, and General of Heavenly Strategy. Although these official positions were of high rank, they were actually empty positions or honorary titles without actual authority. Other than the first grade, there were also the second grade and the second grade, but their status was lower than the first grade. Therefore, the first rank was the highest rank in ancient times.
In ancient times, the positions and ranks of female officials were set differently in different dynasties. During the Three Kingdoms, the Jin Dynasty, and the Northern and Southern Dynasties, it was the first time to distinguish between concubines and full-time female officials. The female positions had official ranks, the highest being two grades and the lowest being five grades, such as the internal department, the secretary, the female attendant, the female history, the female sage, the book history, etc. During the reign of Emperor Wen of the Sui Dynasty, three people were set up for Shanggong, Shangyi, Shangfu, Shangshi, Shangjin, and Shanggong. Their positions were very low, equivalent to the ninth grade. Later, 24 divisions were established on this basis, and the six departments that led the 24 divisions were changed to female officials in charge of the palace. The level of the six Shangs was raised. In the Tang Dynasty, Emperor Taizong perfected the six departments and 24 departments, and set up the Department of Food, the Department of Food, and the Department of Food, with a total of 24 people. In the Ming Dynasty, the highest female official position was set to the fourth grade, and the position of the six Shangzhangguan was removed. In the Ming Dynasty, the female officials included three concubines (Concubine Hui, Concubine Li, Concubine Hua), six concubines (Concubine Liu Yi), six concubines (Concubine Liu Yi), four beauties (Concubine Liu Yi), and seven talented people (Concubine Liu Yi). The basic system of public officials was six departments (Shanggong, Shangyi, Shangfu, Shangshi, Shangding, Shanggong), each of which had two officials of the fifth grade. Under each department, there were four departments: Division, System, Palm and Dian. There were also five grades of Gong Zheng and five grades of female history. In the Heavenly Official System and the Spring Official System recorded in the Rites of Zhou, there were 63 types of Heavenly Official positions, of which there were seven types of female officials. From top to bottom, they were the nine concubines, the imperial wife, the female emperor, the female god, the female historian, the internal service, and the Fengren. From the nine concubines to the female emperor, there was a title, and from the female god to the Fengren, there was no title. The nine concubines were in charge of the laws and regulations of the harem, the imperial wife was in charge of the "ceremony" affairs, and the female emperor assisted the nine concubines in arranging the sleeping and other matters. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "Dafeng Nightwatchman"!
Chen Pingping's highest official rank was ninth rank.
Chen Pingping's highest official rank was ninth rank.
Chen Pingping's highest official rank was ninth rank.
Chen Pingping's highest official rank was ninth rank.
Chen Pingping's power level was described as above the ninth level, but there was no mention of what his highest official position was. Thus, I don't know what Chen Pingping's highest position is.
Chen Pingping's highest official rank was ninth rank.
Song Ci's highest official position was the Guangdong Jinglue Pacification Envoy, which belonged to the second grade or the first grade.
Rank 1 to 9 was the ranking system of ancient official positions. The first rank was the highest rank of official position, including the first rank and the second rank. The official positions of the first grade included prime minister, grand tutor, etc., and the official positions of the second grade included junior teacher, junior tutor, junior protector, etc. The other ranks of official positions included the second rank, the second rank, the third rank, the third rank, and so on. Each rank had a corresponding official title. However, the specific official titles and duties varied from era to era and region to region. The modern system of official positions was relatively simple and clear, but as society developed, the names and requirements of official positions also changed. In summary, the first to ninth grades were the ranks of ancient official positions. The specific official titles and responsibilities varied according to the era and region.