Fu, an ancient official name, was in charge of state affairs. Zhou Li Shimonoseki has a fu who is in charge of state affairs. The Han Dynasty inherited the Qin system and placed the Prime Minister, the Imperial Adviser and Qiu, while the Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty put Qiu in charge of Fu. During the Western Han Dynasty, consorts who were often granted power were often associated with generals, generals in title of generals in ancient times and chariot generals, some of whom did not hold the title of generals.
At the beginning of the eastern Han dynasty, it was one of the three fairs, and it was changed to Qiu. At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, it was not a tax, and it was above the three fairs. Wei and Jin dynasties are one of the nobles, ranking above the three fairs and ranking first. During the Northern and Southern Dynasties, Fu and General Wei Qi in the Northern Dynasty were combined into the "second largest", and their military affairs were also above the three fairs. Used as another name for the history of the Ministry of War in Ming and Qing Dynasties.
Fu is the ancient name of China for Wu Zhi, the highest official of the central government. Take Fu as the leader. "Fu, palm nine founding, assist Wang Pingbang countries. ... rectify the country with the method of nine felling. " Ying Shao said, "Sima, a master of martial arts, is also honored by all military commanders" (Official List).
Zhao Wei's "Distinguishing Names and Interpreting Names" said: "Fu Ma, Ma, and Da Zong are also military affairs. Fu commanded the army. The ancients had four horses and one cart, so they named officials after horses. Train the horse into a warrior and take its speed. "