Then there are Jinshi, Gong Shi, Huiyuan, Juren, Jieyuan, Scholar, Gong Sheng and Tongsheng.
Palace examination is the highest subject in the imperial examination. Created by Tang Gaozong, it began in the Tang Dynasty. Palace examination was one of the imperial examinations in the Tang, Song (Jin), Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties. Also known as Imperial Examination, Shi Ting and Pavilion Team. The court exam was drawn up from the inside, and then he wrote to the emperor for selection. Only those who choose in the exam can take part.
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"Imperial Examination" is to cultivate people with subjects. The real imperial examination system in China began with Emperor Wendi of Sui Dynasty, followed by Emperor Wendi and Emperor Yangdi of Sui Dynasty. After the Sui Dynasty unified the whole country, Emperor Wendi of Sui Dynasty devolved the power of selecting officials to the central government, abolished the nine-product system and began to select officials through examinations. Yang Di loved literature, set up the Imperial Examination Department, and selected scholars through "trial strategy". This is the beginning of the imperial examination text in later generations, and also the establishment of the Ming Classics Department, marking the official birth of the imperial examination system.
All kinds of exams are mainly eight-part essay and poetry. The title of the eight-part essay comes from the four books and five classics, which is slightly similar to the Confucian classics in the Song Dynasty, but the wording should be the tone of the ancients, the so-called generation of sages. The structure has certain procedures, the number of words is limited, and the syntax requires parallelism, also known as Babiwen, Shi Wen, Shi Yi and Zhi Yi.
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Baidu encyclopedia-imperial examination