- 刑部尚書
- 拼音:xing2 bu4 shang4 shu職官名。 刑部的長官, 掌全國律令、 刑法、 徒隸等政。 唐代時稱為“大秋”。
Словарь государственного Тайваньского языка - Гоюй (Мандарин). 2013.
Словарь государственного Тайваньского языка - Гоюй (Мандарин). 2013.
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