The Working Schedule of State Councilors at the Secretariat-Chancellery in the Early Northern Song Dynasty  

作　　者：ZHANG Yi 

机构地区：[1]School of History,Capital Normal University,Beijing 100089,China

出　　处：《Frontiers of History in China-Selected Publications from Chinese Universities》2024年第4期402-429,共28页中国高等学校学术文摘·历史学(英文版)

基　　金：This paper is a result of the project"Communication of Information and State Order in the 7th-16th Centuries"(17JJD770001)of the Key Scientific Research Base for Humanities and Social Sciences of the Ministry of Education,led by Deng Xiaonan邓小南at the Center for Research on Ancient Chinese History,Peking University.

摘　　要：The State Councilors at the Secretariat-Chancellery in the early Northern Song period generally started work during the Mao p hour(at around 6:00)and did not finish until the Wei未hour(at around 14:00),resulting in a workday of about eight hours.According to where and how they did their work,their working schedule can be divided into five stages:waiting for the morning audience in the Dailou Hall,having an audience with the emperor,deliberating affairs in the Administration Chamber,handling work in respective agencies,and gathering again in the Administration Chamber.Everything was in order and the schedule was tight.This reflects a high standard of administrative management and institutional development,as well as the considerable work stress suffered by the State Councilors at the time.

关 键 词：the Northern Song Dynasty Secretariat-Chancellery Grand Councilor Participant in Determining Governmental Matters 

分 类 号：K92[历史地理—人文地理学]