浙江清代官员履历信息

清代官员履历表的出处是清浙江官员引见折。引见，清制。京官在五品以下，外官在四品以下，由于初次任用、京察、保举、学习期满留用等，均须朝见皇帝一次，文官由吏部、武官由兵部分批引见。引见时，官员须写引见折。馆藏清朝浙江官员引见折为缩微复制件，起止时间为清康熙五十八年（1719）至宣统二年（1910）。该缩微档案由中国第一历史馆向本馆提供。 缩微档案共分两部分：第一部分是浙江官员的引见折，为清代在浙江任职的官员的引见折；第二部分是浙江籍在全国各地和京城任职的官员的引见折。引见折档案的主要内容有：姓名、职务、籍贯、年龄、科举、履历、颂德文字等。实际主要起个当今履历册的作用。清代官员履历表摘录于清浙江官员引见折。 清代官员履历表数据库共有文件级目录1145条，每个条目由“姓名”、“籍贯”、“职官”、“年代”、“出处”五个字段所组成。

The Qing Dynasty Official Resumes Database is sourced from the memorials for imperial audience of Zhejiang officials during the Qing Dynasty.

Imperial audience, known as Yinjian in Chinese, was a core official system in the Qing Dynasty. Officials below the fifth rank in the central government and below the fourth rank in local administrations were required to attend an audience with the Emperor once, for reasons including initial appointment, imperial performance review (Jingcha), official recommendation, and formal confirmation after completing a training period. Civil officials were reviewed in batches by the Ministry of Personnel, while military officials were handled by the Ministry of War. During the audience process, officials were required to submit a Yinjian Memorial (introduction memorial).

The collected memorials for imperial audience of Qing Dynasty Zhejiang officials are microfilm reproductions, covering the period from the 58th year of Emperor Kangxi (1719) to the 2nd year of Emperor Xuantong (1910). This microfilm archive collection was provided to this library by the First Historical Archives of China.

This microfilm archive is split into two parts: The first section contains the memorials for imperial audience of officials serving in Zhejiang Province during the Qing Dynasty; the second section contains the memorials for imperial audience of Zhejiang-born officials serving across the country and in the imperial capital (Beijing).

The primary contents of these memorial archives include: name, official position, native place, age, imperial examination background, official resume, eulogistic texts, and other related items. In practice, these documents primarily function as modern-style official resume books.

The Qing Dynasty Official Resumes are extracted from the aforementioned memorials for imperial audience of Zhejiang officials.

The Qing Dynasty Official Resumes Database includes a total of 1145 file-level catalog entries, with each entry composed of five fields: "Name", "Native Place", "Official Position", "Time Period", and "Source".