In the 12th episode of "Kangxi Dynasty", Obai said that after the matter was completed, Banbulshan was granted the title of Prince of Loyalty and Righteousness, but he was also given the title of Firs

In the 12th episode of "Kangxi Dynasty", Obai said that after the matter was completed, Banbulshan was granted the title of Prince of Loyalty and Righteousness, but he was also given the title of First-Class Duke.

This is a big BUG on the part of the screenwriter, because the prince and the first-class duke cannot be juxtaposed.

After the pacification of the San Francisco dynasty, the system of no king with different surnames (no king without the Aixinjueluo clan) began to be established, and the male titles in the Huidian formed three major categories.

The first category is the clan title, which is the title within the Aixinjueluo family, ranging from Prince Heshuo to General Fengen and so on; the second category is the Mongolian title, which is for the royal family. The Mongolian nobles range from princes to the fourth-level Taiji ***11; the third category is the title of meritorious officials of the opposite sex, which rewards those officials of the opposite sex (non-Aixinjueluo clan) whose civil and military achievements have contributed to the country and the country, ranging from dukes to benefactors. Cavalry Captain 1***9 and so on. The first class meritorious service is a subcategory in the title of Duke, which is the highest level of Duke.

Banbulshan's father, Tabai, was the sixth son of Nurhachi, so Banbulshan was a member of the Aisin Gioro clan. Because his father Tabai was a concubine, his clan title was not high, and he was only awarded the 11th rank of Fengguo General in the clan title.

According to the plot, if Oboi wants to win over Ban Bulshan, the highest title that can be given to Ban Bulshan should be Prince Heshuo, and he can even be given the title of Regent or Assistant Prince. This is all in line with the system. . But naming him Prince Zhongyi is a bit nondescript. The word "Zhongyi" is not a conventional title for a prince, but more like the title of some kings with different surnames, such as Prince Pingxi of Wu Sangui and Prince Jiayong of Fukang'an.

Even if we ignore this point, we still count him as a prince. How can a prince also serve as a first-class prince? These two are titles, not positions. One is the top title for royal relatives, and the other is the top title for ministers. Royal relatives of the clan are higher than ministers of the opposite sex. How can the two be juxtaposed? It’s like the president of the country now also serves as the provincial minister. They look the same, neither fish nor fowl. If Ao Bai wanted to make Ban Bu Shan a first-class public, it would be equivalent to expelling Ban Bu Shan from the clan and depriving him of his Aixinjueluo status. This would be a great shame and humiliation. If it were true, it wouldn't be a big deal if Bumble didn't chop Obai into pieces immediately. How could he form a clique with him and rebel?

But forget it, the screenwriter of the drama "Kangxi Dynasty" basically has no historical knowledge. He even has jokes like "I am Xiaozhuang", not to mention the detailed error that lz mentioned.