The three correspond to such a relationship.
The prime minister is responsible for managing military plans or other important affairs. Whenever there is an opportunity, the emperor will call ministers, two thousand stones, and Dr. * * * to discuss with the command to avoid arbitrariness. General government affairs can be decided by the Prime Minister. When the emperor has something to do, he often consults with the prime minister, who sometimes refutes the imperial edict and expresses reservations about the emperor's orders.
Qiu was the highest official in charge of military affairs in China during the Qin and Han Dynasties, and later gradually became a virtual title or official.
From the Qin Dynasty, the censor was a supervisory office, which lasted until the Qing Dynasty.
The prime minister is the head of a hundred officials and is in charge of government affairs. Equivalent to the State Council today. Qiu is in charge of military and political affairs, which is equivalent to today's military commission. The censor is the supervisory organ equivalent to today's procuratorate.