There are two kinds of titles in the Ming Dynasty.

One is the clan title

There are princes, county kings, Zhenguo generals, auxiliary generals, Fengguo generals, Zhenguo lieutenants, auxiliary lieutenants, etc.

The other is the title of a meritorious relative.

At the beginning of the founding of the Ming Dynasty, he was listed as a fifth-class knight to seal his relatives as meritorious heroes.

Later, the titles of son and baron were abolished, and only the duke, marquis, and earl were retained.

There are also two types of titles for meritorious relatives, one can be hereditary (with a world certificate) and the other cannot be hereditary (without a world certificate).

Most of the meritorious lords can be hereditary, and Qi Jue is basic

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