After having obtained the township exam, also called Qiu Wei, it is a provincial exam, and students are recognized as a juror after taking it.
The exam is also called Chunwei, the national exam, and there are juren to participate. He took the national examination in the palace examination, the palace examination, the emperor took the examiner, took part in the palace examination, and was admitted to the Jinshi;
The court examinations in the Ming and Qing Dynasties are divided into the top three, the top three, the top scholar, the second place and the third place, all of which are for Jinshi and;
No.2, given the origin of Jinshi; The top three are several, and they are endowed with Jinshi origin. Put up a yellow list, commonly known as "to be the first." ?
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China ancient imperial examination system;
Imperial examination, imperial examination system and imperial examination system were the systems for selecting officials through examinations in ancient China. It is called imperial examination because it adopts the method of selecting scholars by subjects. In order to be promoted, scholars are allowed to "vote for their own interests" in principle, without special recommendation from ministers or county orders. This is the most important feature of the imperial examination system, and it is also the most fundamental difference from the imperial examination system.
The imperial examination system improved the previous employment system and completely broke the hereditary relationship of blood and the monopoly of clan; "The court is Tian Shelang, and the court is the emperor at dusk." Some capable literati in the middle and lower classes of society enter the upper classes of society and get the opportunity to display their talents. However, the content and form in the later period seriously bound the candidates, which made many people not stress practical knowledge and bound their thoughts.
China began to implement the imperial examination system from the Sui Dynasty (Tang Dynasty) until the last Jinshi examination was held in the 31st year of Guangxu in Qing Dynasty (1905) (the last imperial examination in the world ended in 19 19 in Ruan Dynasty, Vietnam), which lasted more than 1300 years, making it the longest-lasting talent in the world.
The largest imperial examination room in ancient China was Jiangnan Gongyuan, covering an area of more than 300,000 square meters. China Imperial Examination Museum is the only professional museum in China that reflects the contents of Chinese imperial examination system. It is also the center of China's imperial examination system, China Imperial Examination Cultural Center and China Imperial Examination Cultural Relics Collection Center.
References:
Baidu encyclopedia imperial examination system