Lingaku- prefectural judge (in imperial China)
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- prefectural judge (in imperial China)
This term refers to a judge who held authority at the prefectural level in the historical administrative divisions of China, particularly during imperial times. They were responsible for overseeing legal matters and the administration of justice in their jurisdiction.
He was appointed by the court as a prefectural judge, responsible for handling local cases.
The judge's rulings were very important legal precedents at that time.
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tuī guān推官prefectural judgetuī guān推官zhì dù制度the system of prefectural judgestuī guān推官rèn mìng任命appointment of a prefectural judgetuī guān推官shěn审àn案the prefectural judge hears casestuī guān推官zhí quán职权powers of the prefectural judgetuī guān推官bǎo zhàng保障protection provided by the prefectural judgetuī guān推官yú与bǎi xìng百姓the prefectural judge and the common peopletuī guān推官bàn gōng办公office of the prefectural judgetuī guān推官gōng zhèng公正impartiality of the prefectural judgetuī guān推官lì shǐ历史history of prefectural judgestuī guān推官zhí zé职责responsibilities of a prefectural judge