The Class Status in Ancient China

Let's talk about the title again. Those with titles are definitely higher than those without titles. As for the civilian class, it is probably agriculture, industry and commerce.

Titles in Qing Dynasty are systematically divided into imperial clan titles, heroic titles with different surnames and Mongolian titles.

The title of imperial clan is only granted to the descendants of Eisingiro. Divided into 12, etc. , each with several levels. 12 can be roughly divided into super products and grades:

Superproducts: Prince, County King, Baylor, Beizi, Gong (Zhen Guogong, Fu Guogong, Zhen Guogong from other provinces, Fu Guogong from other provinces)

Grade: General (Zhenguo 1, Guo Fu 2, Guo Feng 3, Fenggen 4).

Of course, the title of a hero with a different surname is to call him a hero with a different surname. Men, women, men, men are some of them. The titles of heroes with different surnames are divided into 9 grades, namely:

Super products: Duke, Marquis and Earl.

Yipin: Viscount

Second grade: Baron

Triple product: captain without power

Four products: riding captain

Five products: Yun Qi flavor.

Seven products: Enqiwei

Among them, various titles are divided into one, two and three grades, such as first-class Lu and third-class Zhong Yong Bo.