shangshu sheng造句

• Around that time, he also made Wei a deputy head of the executive bureau of government (  \ 鴉
  w, " Shangshu Sheng " ).
• Later in 627, Dai was made a deputy head of the important executive bureau of government (  \ 鴉
  w, " Shangshu Sheng " ).
• Dou publicly wrote a statement and posted it on the front door of the executive bureau of government (  \ 鴉
  w, " Shangshu Sheng " ):
• In the summer of that year, he also made Su one of the heads of the executive bureau ( " Shangshu Sheng ",  \ 鴉
  w ).
• Meanwhile, at Chang'an, an anonymous person wrote poems satirizing the Qi officials at the executive bureau (  \ 鴉
  w, " Shangshu Sheng " ).
• He is now past 70 years old and yet still serves as a minor official at the executive bureau [ (  \ 鴉
  w, " Shangshu Sheng " ) ].
• So he brought back the Department of State Affairs ( Shangshu Sheng ) for financial affairs in parallel with the Chao ) called Zhida-yinchao ( ) to replace Zhiyuan-chao ( ).
• At one point during the reign of Emperor Taizong of Tang, he served as a secretary general of the executive bureau of government (  \ 鴉
  w, " Shangshu Sheng " ).
• Branch offices of the Department of State Affairs known as the " Xing Shangshu Sheng " ( L? \ 鴉
  w ) or " Xing Tai " ( L堭S ) was established in other parts of the empire.
• In 1270, he assumed the full power of the new financial department known as the Department of State Affairs ( Shangshu Sheng ), which had equal status with the administrative department known as the Central Secretariat ( Zhongshu Sheng ).
• In 675, Dai became " Pushe ", a co-head of the important examination bureau of government (  \ 鴉
  w, " Shangshu Sheng " ), serving with the famed general Liu Rengui.
• I should listen to him wholeheartedly . " Zhang eventually was put in charge of overseeing all six ministries of the executive bureau of government (  \ 鴉
  w, " Shangshu Sheng " ) and became respected by the people.
• The men who held the office included ( including the " Shangshu Puye " during Emperor Gaozu's reign, even though at that time the office was for the deputy heads of the " Shangshu Sheng " ):
• At various times another central government institution called the Department of State Affairs ( Shangshu Sheng ) that mainly dealt with finance was established ( such as during the reign of K黮黦 Khan or Emperor Wuzong ), but was usually abandoned shortly afterwards.
• After Yan served for several years at Fenghua, he was again recalled to the imperial government to be " Zhongshu Shilang " and acting head of the executive bureau (  \ 鴉
  w, " Shangshu Sheng " ).
• He then returned to the imperial government as " Yousi Yuanwailang " ( 骃鳶酺Y螑 ), a low-level official under one of the secretaries general of the executive bureau (  \ 鴉
  w, " Shangshu Sheng " ).
• Late in the reign of Emperor Yizong's son Emperor Xizong, he became an low-level official at the executive bureau of government (  \ 鴉
  w, " Shangshu Sheng " ) but was given the responsibility of drafting edicts.
• After he returned from the mission, he became " Shangshu Zuo Cheng " (  \ 鴉?] N ), one of the secretaries general of the executive bureau of government (  \ 鴉
  w, " Shangshu Sheng " ).
• Around the new year 737, Emperor Xuanzong removed Pei and Zhang from their chancellor posts, making them " Chengxiang " ( N鴙 )-- the heads of the executive bureau (  \ 鴉
  w, " Shangshu Sheng " ) instead.
• Around the new year 593, Yang Su was made a co-head of the executive bureau (  \ 鴉
  w, " Shangshu Sheng " ) with Gao Jiong, effectively serving as co-prime ministers, replacing Su Wei in that role.