Imperial Inspector Minister
- Imperial Inspector Minister
Imperial Inspector Minister 欽差大臣 was an eminent official or military general that represent emperor of the late Ming dynasty and Qing Dynasty in China and Russia,it does not belong to regular official system that must take care for some very important events in the empire, so his power just only below the emperor often, even could command viceroys and governors of province by represent emperor.
Functions
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Negotiate with foreign argues(Ex:1838 Lin Zexu. Qishan (Qing Dynasty). Shen Baozhen) ；nations concluded treaty(Ex:Qiying. Yixin, 1st Prince Gong. Li Hongzhang)；
led and united local governments aid for natural disaster in large area.
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Transport emperor will directed war(Ex:Tan Lun. Hong Chengchou. Xiang Rong. 1875 Zuo Zongtang. 1911 Yuan Shikai)；
To worship (Ex:1564 Yan Song (Ming Dynasty))；
List of Ministers (middle and late Ming dynasty)
Especially the Imperial Inspector Minister own a sword given from Emperor
1555 Tan Lun(譚綸) against Wokou
1564 Yan Song (Ming Dynasty)
1640 Hong Chengchou against the Qing
List of Ministers (late Qing)
1838 Lin Zexu
1840 Qishan (Qing Dynasty)
1842 Qiying
1850 Lin Zexu against Taiping Rebellion
1852 Ye Mingchen
1852 Xiang Rong(向榮)
1858 Qiying
1860 Yixin, 1st Prince Gong
1871 Shen Baozhen
1875 Zuo Zongtang
1885 Zuo Zongtang
1895 Li Hongzhang
1896 Li Hongzhang
1911 Zhao Erxun
1911 Yuan Shikai
British Empire
1860 James Bruce, 8th Earl of Elgin
Japan Empire
1896 Itō Hirobumi
See also
*The Government Inspector
*United States Secretary of State
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