What are the names of the chief officials and adjutants of the Winter Mansion in the six-part system of the Northern Zhou Dynasty?

In the Northern Zhou Dynasty, there was a six-official system. In winter, one official was the chief official and two were the second officials.

The winter official is responsible for all kinds of engineering production affairs. The main officials are: Dr. Bu, who is in charge of various projects, Dr. Craftsman, who specializes in the architectural system and measurement of Guo Cheng Palace, Dr. Woodworking, Dr. Earthwork, Dr. Mining, Metallurgy and Foundry.

Doctor in charge of water conservancy and transportation, doctor in charge of jade, doctor in charge of leather, doctor in charge of painting, doctor in charge of silk and linen textiles, doctor in charge of grass and bamboo products.

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The six-part system is the main organizational form of the central government in the Northern Zhou Dynasty. In order to win the support of the landlords of the Han nationality in the Central Plains, Yu Wentai, the prime minister of the Western Wei Dynasty, established a six-grade official system in three years (AD 556).

The so-called "six officials" refer to the six yamen of Heaven, Earth, Guan Chun, Xiaguan, Qiu Guan and Dongguan. The following year, the Northern Zhou Dynasty invaded Wei, and his son Yu Wenjue (Emperor) continued to implement the six-official system, which was not abolished until the death of Emperor Wen of Sui Dynasty.

After Yuwen Hu's death, Emperor Wu of the Northern Zhou Dynasty came to power, but Otsuka had no right to govern the five houses, so he became the general manager of court affairs in name only. After Emperor Wendi of the Sui Dynasty controlled the state affairs, he also served as prime minister and Osaka, so the five governments were rearranged by Tianguan.

References:

Baidu Encyclopedia-Six Officials