What does the military gate mean ~

The military gate refers to the gate outside the military camp; Courtesy of prefect in Qing Dynasty.

The military gate was called governor and governor in the Ming Dynasty (the governor was at the same level in the Ming Dynasty). In the Qing Dynasty, it was regarded as a title of respect for the prefect, the highest official of a province in green camp. Strictly speaking, the registered prefect (not called "adding the title of prefect", but there is no real vacancy) can't be called the military gate, but the private names of subordinates can't be stopped.

Adding the title of prefect means that the rank of rank is from second to first, but because there is no prefect, it cannot be appointed. He is called "the military gate" because he belongs to the prefect, but it cannot be used as evidence that the company commander can also be called the military gate. Just as county politics is also called "offering wine", it belongs to Zheng of imperial academy, but it cannot be said that "offering wine" is another name of county politics.

Extended data reference interpretation:

In the Ming Dynasty, the continuation of Mr. Jingting by North Korea's Lee Min-pil was recorded in Heaven. "The door is the place where the governor boarded. Praise the eastern military affairs, the right capital is Yuan Keli, from Xiangyang, Henan. "

Tang Ming Shunzhi's Gong Zhuan Pai: "This official will urge the sentry to come forward and kill the thief. If you get a boat, the military door will be rewarded. "

Chapter 3 of "Officialdom Appears": "I have never missed an errand in these years of serving in the army."

Sha Ting's "Remember He Long" III: "I used to be a doctor with Ding, Cha Dafu and fortune teller, and I also worked as a military attache in Shaanxi for a few days."

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