The central government of the Qin Dynasty was the system of three dukes and nine ministers, and the local government was the system of county and county. The three dukes of Qin: (1) The prime minister, the highest chief executive, assisted the emperor in handling government affairs and were responsible for the management of civil and military officials. (2) The Taiwei and the highest chief military and political officials were responsible for managing all matters, but he had no military power in daily life, and he had to obey the emperor's orders in wartime, and had to have the emperor's talismans to mobilize the army. Military power was actually in the hands of the emperor. (3) The censor, who was in charge of memorials of all ministers, issued imperial edicts of the emperor, and was also the deputy prime minister. The nine ministers of Qin: (1) He was in charge of the ancestral temple etiquette and status

Very high, he is the leader of the nine ministers; (2) The Order of the Doctor, in charge of palace guards; (3) The Guard, in charge of palace gate guards; (4) The Taifu, in charge of palace horses and national horse politics; (5) The Tingwei, in charge of judicial trials; (6) The Dianke, in charge of diplomatic and ethnic affairs; (7) Zongzheng, in charge of royal family and royal family affairs; (8) The governor of grain, in charge of rent, tax, money, valley and fiscal revenue and expenditure; (9) Shaofu, in charge of taxes, mountains, seas, ponds and lakes for royal family needs. The local government is divided into 36 counties in the country, and the county chief is called guard, and the military chief is called county wise. The county chief is above ten thousand households and above ten thousand households is called ling.;
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