看古装戏时,经常听到“宰相”或“丞相”之类的名词,它们指仅次于皇帝的最高行政官员,但历史上没有‘‘宰相“这个官职,这是为什么呢?”丞相“一词最早起源于战国时期。秦武王开始,设左、右丞相,但有时也设相邦,魏冉、吕不韦等都曾任此职。秦统一后,只设左、右丞相。西汉初,萧何为丞相,后迁为相国。到文帝初年,设左、右丞相,以后只设一丞相。汉初,各王国仿照中央制度,也在其封国中各设丞相。 When we look at costume plays, we often hear nouns such as ”Prime Minister“ or ”Prime Minister.“ They refer to the top administrative officials second only to the emperor, but there is no such thing as ”Prime Minister“ in history. Why is this The term ”prime minister " originated in the Warring States Period .Wu Qin Wang began, set the left and right prime minister, but sometimes also set phase, Wei Ran, In the early Western Han Dynasty, Xiao Ho was the prime minister, and later moved to the phase of country .In the early years of Emperor Wen, set the left and right prime minister, later only set up a prime minister .In early Han Dynasty, the kingdoms modeled on the central system, but also in the country Prime Minister.