What are the official positions of "prime minister" and "prime minister" in ancient times, and what are their similarities and differences?

The prime minister and the prime minister may mean the same thing in the eyes of many people, but they are not. Generally speaking, the prime minister is a branch of the prime minister system, or a title. When many people hear the Prime Minister and the Prime Minister, they think they are two different names of the same office. However, the prime minister is more bureaucratic. The prime minister refers to the minister who controls the country. His duty was to assist the emperor, take charge of officials and manage everything, which was a very important part of China's ancient bureaucracy.

Prime minister is the specific title of official position under the prime minister system. Many people think that the prime minister is equal to the prime minister, probably because there is only one person in some dynasties. If we understand the specific implementation plan of the prime minister system in each dynasty, we will find the differences.

For example, in the system of "three publics and nine ministers" and the system of "three provinces and six departments", "three publics" and "three provinces" are equivalent to the status of prime ministers, and "three publics" and "three provinces" are all combined by several people to exercise the full power of prime ministers.

Why are there several prime ministers who use part of their power respectively? This involves a pair of long-standing contradictions in China's ancient feudal system, that is, the contradiction between monarchical power and relative power.

China was an autocratic and centralized country in ancient times, and everything in the world was decided by the emperor. This workload can be imagined. So the emperor needed someone to help him share these things and help him, so he set up the prime minister system.

Although the prime minister can assist the emperor and share the government affairs, after a long time, the disadvantages of the prime minister system are gradually revealed, that is, the prime minister may monopolize the power and threaten the emperor's rule. Therefore, the emperor who found this problem will start to engage in checks and balances, and distribute the power of the prime minister to several people, so that they can supervise and check each other, which is more conducive to the emperor's rule.