Tang dynasty system

The system of the Tang Dynasty refers to the political system of the Tang Dynasty. The political institutions in the early Tang Dynasty basically inherited the system of the Sui Dynasty, but made some adjustments and changes. In the central government, we will improve the six-part system in three provinces: Zhongshu Province, Menxia Province and Shangshu Province. In the middle and late Tang dynasty, the political system adopted the system of calligraphy under the door, and the key point of the reform was to change the yamen into calligraphy under the door in the eleventh year of Kaiyuan.

The decision-making and execution institutions of political affairs in Tang Dynasty were Zhongshu, Menxia and Shangshu provinces. Generally speaking, Zhongshu Province is responsible for issuing imperial edicts. In the Tang Dynasty, Zhongshu Province was once called Neishu Province, Xitai Province, Fengge Province and Wei Zi Province, and its chief executive, Zhongshuling, usually served as a minister and participated in the decision-making of military affairs. His subordinate assistant minister Zhongshu was the deputy of the book governor in the junior middle school of Tang Dynasty, and was appointed as the prime minister in the marquis of Wu. This situation became a routine after the Anshi Rebellion, so the assistant minister of Zhongshu was actually divorced from the daily affairs of Zhongshu Province.