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The
Three Lords and Nine Ministers system was a central administrative system adopted in ancient
China that was officially instituted in
Qin Dynasty (221 BC - 206 BC) and was replaced by the
Three Departments and Six Ministries system since
Sui Dynasty (589-618 AD).
Three Lords referred to three highest rank officials in the imperial government, namely, the
Chancellor, the
Imperial Secretary, and the
Grand Commandant.
Nine Ministers comprised all the ministers of importance in the central government. They were: the Minister of Ceremonies, the Supervisor of Attendants, the Commandant of Guards, the Grand Servant, the Commandant of Justice, the Grand Herald, Director of the Imperial Clan, the Grand Minister of Agriculture, and the Small Treasurer.==History==
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