What does the fortune teller mean that the official is a marquis? _ What do fortune tellers mean when they say that officials are Marquis?

Marquis was a noble title in ancient times, but now all citizens are equal, so there is no corresponding official position.

Marquis is the title of China in ancient times, and Marquis is a "super product", which means more than one product. Only awarded to the royal family and a few heroes. Since the pre-Qin period in China, Marquis was awarded by the monarch, which was the second among the five feudal Marquis in Zhou Dynasty. Influenced by China, some neighboring countries also take this as a topic. After the Middle Ages in Europe, "Marquis" was also used in Chinese to translate the titles of the corresponding grades in European aristocratic titles.

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Hou is an ancient title in China, and Marquis has no rank, so Duke is never an official position. Just an honorary title similar to the current official treatment level, Hou is an ancient title in China.

As long as he is from a noble family, the meaning of the word "Marquis" itself mainly refers to the frontier defense chief, and the governor of Liangjiang is generally a second-class official. Hello, Marquis. Not an official. So there is no hierarchy for people who simply call themselves Marquis.

Marquis is not an official name, Marquis and Hou are titles, for example, Qi is Marquis, Baron and Marquis.