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- 자료유형
- 학술저널
- 저자정보
- 저널정보
- 역사교육연구회 역사교육 歷史敎育 第129輯
- 발행연도
- 2014.3
- 수록면
- 261 - 296 (36page)
- DOI
- 10.18622/kher.2014.03.129.261
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This article examines the patterns of political advancement of Suzhou officials to the highest court positions from the Qianlong to Jiaqing reign.
As the appointment of the highest ranking officials were dependent upon the imperial will and plan, the political fortune of Suzhou officials experienced ups and downs. Until the first thirty years of the Qianlong period, Suzhou produced many highest ranking officials, including grand secretaries, grand councilors, and board ministers. This success in the bureaucratic career for the Suzhou officials, however, suddenly came to a halt in the last thirty years of Qianlong’s rule. During this time, the emperor came to consolidate his negative perception of the Suzhou officials due to a series of incidents involving them. The term “evil Suzhou custom” which the emperor used to evaluate officials from Suzhou during this period succinctly encaptures the stigmatization the emperor came to attach to them.
Beginning from the Jiaqing reign, however, Suzhou resumed placing its natives in the highest court positions, a trend that continued into the late 19th century. This article argues that this renewed political ascendance of Suzhou officials was the outcome of the amelioration of the stereotypical, negative image of Suzhou officials on the part of the 19th century emperors.
As the appointment of the highest ranking officials were dependent upon the imperial will and plan, the political fortune of Suzhou officials experienced ups and downs. Until the first thirty years of the Qianlong period, Suzhou produced many highest ranking officials, including grand secretaries, grand councilors, and board ministers. This success in the bureaucratic career for the Suzhou officials, however, suddenly came to a halt in the last thirty years of Qianlong’s rule. During this time, the emperor came to consolidate his negative perception of the Suzhou officials due to a series of incidents involving them. The term “evil Suzhou custom” which the emperor used to evaluate officials from Suzhou during this period succinctly encaptures the stigmatization the emperor came to attach to them.
Beginning from the Jiaqing reign, however, Suzhou resumed placing its natives in the highest court positions, a trend that continued into the late 19th century. This article argues that this renewed political ascendance of Suzhou officials was the outcome of the amelioration of the stereotypical, negative image of Suzhou officials on the part of the 19th century emperors.
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1. 머리말
2. 乾隆年間 蘇州출신 관리의 朝廷 요직 진출
3. 乾隆帝의 蘇州人 인식
4. 嘉慶年間 이후 蘇州출신 관리들의 약진과 그 배경
5. 맺음말
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