The Developing Space in Government of the Number one Scholar in Every Dynasty——the Second Circumstances Research of the Number one Scholar in Every Dynasty
Zhou La-sheng
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Zhou La-sheng
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The developing space in government varied from dynasty to dynasty: The proportion of the Number One Scholar Prime Ministers in Song Dynasty was the highest,and that in Tang Dynasty was the lowest;The proportion of the Number One Scholar high-ranking officials in Song Dynasty was the highest,and that in Wu Dynasty was the lowest;The proportion of ignorance of the Number One Scholar was the highest in Wu Dynasty,and that was the lowest in Qing Dynasty.
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The developing space in government varied from dynasty to dynasty: The proportion of the Number One Scholar Prime Ministers in Song Dynasty was the highest,and that in Tang Dynasty was the lowest;The proportion of the Number One Scholar high-ranking officials in Song Dynasty was the highest,and that in Wu Dynasty was the lowest;The proportion of ignorance of the Number One Scholar was the highest in Wu Dynasty,and that was the lowest in Qing Dynasty.
Key concepts: Ignorance, Government (linguistics), Space (punctuation), Ancient history, History, Ranking (information retrieval), Prime (order theory), Prime minister