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Three Departments and Six Ministries : ウィキペディア英語版 | Three Departments and Six Ministries The Three Departments and Six Ministries system () was the main central administrative structure adopted in China during its imperial period. While its separate departments first took shape during the Han dynasty, it emerged in a more complete form during the Sui dynasty, and was adopted in some form by all Chinese dynasties since.
==Overview== The Three Departments or Sheng () were the top-level offices of the administration. They were the Central Secretariat (), the Chancellery (), and the Department of State Affairs (). They were the principal divisions of a differentiated set of secretarial functions, distributed among the three departments. The head of the Central Secretariat or the Department of State Affairs was generally referred to as the Chancellor, next only to the emperor in rank and power. The Six Ministries, also traditionally translated as "Boards", were direct administrative organs of the state, and each was headed by a Minister (尚書) who was assisted by two Vice Ministers (侍郎).
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