待诏原本是一个词语,意即等待诏命。秦汉以后,待诏成为一种具有临时和候补性质的职官名,并发展为古代官制系统中一个特殊的类型。在汉代,入仕之初的人常常待诏公车,而待诏金马门则是较高身份和地位的象征。汉代待诏的人很多,来源也很复杂,有很多不同的名目,文献中出现的“待诏”一词也有很多不同的用法,这些都值得认真清理和研究。 Chao was originally a word, which means waiting for edict. After the Qin and Han dynasties, the imperial edict became a kind of temporary and alternate official title, and developed into a special type in the ancient official system. In the Han Dynasty, people at the beginning of their official duties were often on the bus, while waiting to be the symbol of their higher status and status. There are many people in the Han Dynasty who are waiting for edict and their sources are also very complicated. There are many different names. There are many different uses of the word “pending” in the literature, and these merits serious scrutiny and research.