A Problem on the"Zhongerqianshi" Level of the Official Rank in the Salary Law During the Early Days of Han Dynasty
Yan Bu-ke
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Yan Bu-ke
Abstract
The highest level of the official rank is the Erqianshi in the Salary Law seen in the bamboo slips found at Zhangjiashan. There is no Zhongerqianshi level. In an opinion, there may be some missing bamboo slips at which the Zhongerqianshi level is recorded. The article considers that there is no Zhongerqianshi level during the early days of Han Dynasty, and no missing bamboo slips in the Salary Law.
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The highest level of the official rank is the Erqianshi in the Salary Law seen in the bamboo slips found at Zhangjiashan. There is no Zhongerqianshi level. In an opinion, there may be some missing bamboo slips at which the Zhongerqianshi level is recorded. The article considers that there is no Zhongerqianshi level during the early days of Han Dynasty, and no missing bamboo slips in the Salary Law.
Key concepts: Salary, Rank (graph theory), Bamboo, Law, Political science, Mathematics, Combinatorics, Materials science