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There were two reasons why Fan Jian was only an assistant minister and not a minister. First of all, the Qing Emperor's criteria for appointing officials was based on ability and position, not power. Fan Jian was good at the Ministry of Revenue, so it was suitable for him to be an official in the Ministry of Revenue. Secondly, the Qing Emperor might have deliberately arranged for Fan Jian to only hold the position of assistant minister to control his power and face and not let him stand out too much. Fan Jian had a certain position in the Qing Emperor's heart, but the Qing Emperor did not completely trust him, so he did not directly promote him to Minister. Fan Jian had a certain amount of power and influence at the Qing Emperor's side. He trained the red-armored knights at the Qing Emperor's side and controlled a Tiger Guard army. Although he was only an assistant minister, his strength and authority were not low.

There were two reasons why Fan Jian was only an assistant minister and not a minister. First of all, the Qing Emperor's criteria for appointing officials was based on ability and position, not power. Fan Jian was good at the Ministry of Revenue, so it was suitable for him to be an official in the Ministry of Revenue. Secondly, the Qing Emperor hoped that Fan Jian would not control the army and wealth from the start, so he only gave him the position of assistant minister of the Ministry of Revenue. Although Fan Jian's position was not high, he had great authority in court, including the control of the palace treasury and finances. The reason the Qing Emperor did not directly promote Fan Jian to Minister of Revenue was because he hoped that Fan Jian would be able to get along with the middle and lower level officials, supervise the officials, and discover problems. The Qing Emperor's arrangements showed his brilliance. He did not trust anyone, including Fan Jian and Chen Pingping. Thus, Fan Jian was only an assistant minister and not a minister.

There were two reasons why Fan Jian was only an assistant minister and not a minister. First of all, the Qing Emperor's criteria for appointing officials was based on ability and position, not power. Fan Jian was good at the Ministry of Revenue, so it was suitable for him to be an official in the Ministry of Revenue. Secondly, the Qing Emperor hoped that Fan Jian would not control the army and wealth from the start, so he only gave him the position of assistant minister of the Ministry of Revenue. Although Fan Jian's position was not high, he had great authority in court, including the control of the palace treasury and finances. The reason the Qing Emperor did not directly promote Fan Jian to Minister of Revenue was because he hoped that Fan Jian would be able to get along with the middle and lower level officials, supervise the officials, and discover problems. The Qing Emperor's arrangements showed his brilliance. He did not trust anyone, including Fan Jian and Chen Pingping. Thus, Fan Jian was only an assistant minister and not a minister.

There were several reasons why Fan Jian was only an assistant minister and not a minister. First of all, the Qing Emperor's criteria for appointing officials was based on ability and position, not power. Fan Jian was good at the Ministry of Revenue, so it was suitable for him to be an official in the Ministry of Revenue. Secondly, the Qing Emperor might have deliberately arranged for Fan Jian to only hold the position of assistant minister to control his power and face and not let him stand out too much. In addition, Fan Jian played an important role at the Qing Emperor's side. He was the Qing Emperor's childhood friend and trusted aide, and he was also the adoptive father of the Qing Emperor's son. Thus, he had a certain position in the Qing Emperor's heart. Fan Jian's mother was the Qing Emperor's wet nurse. This also increased his status and influence. Although Fan Jian was only an assistant minister, the power he held was on par with the Minister of Revenue. Thus, even though his official position was not high, Fan Jian's position in the Qing Emperor's eyes was not low. He was able to mobilize the red-armored knights because the Qing Emperor trusted and valued him.

There were two reasons why Fan Jian was only an assistant minister and not a minister. First of all, the Qing Emperor's criteria for appointing officials was based on ability and position, not power. Fan Jian was good at the Ministry of Revenue, so it was suitable for him to be an official in the Ministry of Revenue. Secondly, the Qing Emperor hoped that Fan Jian would not control the army and wealth from the start, so he only gave him the position of assistant minister of the Ministry of Revenue. Although Fan Jian's position was not high, he had great authority in court, including the control of the palace treasury and finances. The reason the Qing Emperor did not directly promote Fan Jian to Minister of Revenue was because he hoped that Fan Jian would be able to get along with the middle and lower level officials, supervise the officials, and discover problems. The Qing Emperor's arrangements showed his brilliance. He did not trust anyone, including Fan Jian and Chen Pingping. Thus, Fan Jian was only an assistant minister and not a minister.

There were several reasons why Fan Jian was only an assistant minister and not a minister. First of all, the Qing Emperor's criteria for appointing officials was based on ability and position, not power. Fan Jian was good at the Ministry of Revenue, so it was suitable for him to be an official in the Ministry of Revenue. Secondly, the Qing Emperor might have deliberately arranged for Fan Jian to only hold the position of assistant minister to control his power and face and not let him stand out too much. In addition, Fan Jian played an important role at the Qing Emperor's side. He was the Qing Emperor's childhood friend and trusted aide, and he was also the adoptive father of the Qing Emperor's son. Thus, he had a certain position in the Qing Emperor's heart. Fan Jian's mother was the Qing Emperor's wet nurse. This also increased his status and influence. Although Fan Jian was only an assistant minister, the power he held was on par with the Minister of Revenue. Thus, even though his official position was not high, Fan Jian's position in the Qing Emperor's eyes was not low. He was able to mobilize the red-armored knights because the Qing Emperor trusted and valued him. In summary, there were many reasons why Fan Jian was only an assistant minister, including his ability, the Qing Emperor's arrangements, and his position in the Qing Emperor's heart.

There were two reasons why Fan Jian was only an assistant minister and not a minister. First of all, the Qing Emperor's criteria for appointing officials was based on ability and position, not power. Fan Jian was good at the Ministry of Revenue, so it was suitable for him to be an official in the Ministry of Revenue. Secondly, the Qing Emperor might have deliberately arranged for Fan Jian to only hold the position of assistant minister to control his power and face and not let him stand out too much. Fan Jian had a certain position in the Qing Emperor's heart, but the Qing Emperor did not completely trust him, so he did not directly promote him to Minister. Fan Jian had a certain amount of power and influence at the Qing Emperor's side. He trained the red-armored knights at the Qing Emperor's side and controlled a Tiger Guard army. Although he was only an assistant minister, his strength and authority were not low.

There were two reasons why Fan Jian was only an assistant minister and not a minister. First of all, the Qing Emperor's criteria for appointing officials was based on ability and position, not power. Fan Jian was good at the Ministry of Revenue, so it was suitable for him to be an official in the Ministry of Revenue. Secondly, the Qing Emperor might have deliberately arranged for Fan Jian to only hold the position of assistant minister to control his power and face and not let him stand out too much. Fan Jian had a certain position in the Qing Emperor's heart, but the Qing Emperor did not completely trust him, so he did not directly promote him to Minister. Fan Jian had a certain amount of power and influence at the Qing Emperor's side. He trained the red-armored knights at the Qing Emperor's side and controlled a Tiger Guard army. Although he was only an assistant minister, his strength and authority were not low.

There were two reasons why Fan Jian was only an assistant minister and not a minister. First of all, the Qing Emperor's criteria for appointing officials was based on ability and position, not power. Fan Jian was good at the Ministry of Revenue, so it was suitable for him to be an official in the Ministry of Revenue. Secondly, the Qing Emperor might have deliberately arranged for Fan Jian to only hold the position of assistant minister to control his power. Fan Jian played an important role at the Qing Emperor's side. He was the Qing Emperor's childhood friend and trusted aide, and he was also the adoptive father of the Qing Emperor's son. Thus, he had a certain position in the Qing Emperor's heart. In addition, Fan Jian held the real power of the Ministry of Revenue. Even though he was only an assistant minister, in reality, he controlled the affairs of the yamen. Thus, although Fan Jian's position was not high, he had great authority in the court. The Qing Emperor might have hoped that through this arrangement, Fan Jian would be able to better supervise the officials and discover problems. In short, Fan Jian was only an assistant minister and not a minister. It was decided according to his ability and the Qing Emperor's arrangements.

There were two reasons why Fan Jian was only an assistant minister and not a minister. First of all, the Qing Emperor's criteria for appointing officials was based on ability and position, not power. Fan Jian was good at the Ministry of Revenue, so it was suitable for him to be an official in the Ministry of Revenue. Secondly, the Qing Emperor hoped that Fan Jian would not control the army and wealth from the start, so he only gave him the position of assistant minister of the Ministry of Revenue. Although Fan Jian's position was not high, he had great authority in court, including the control of the palace treasury and finances. The reason the Qing Emperor did not directly promote Fan Jian to Minister of Revenue was because he hoped that Fan Jian would be able to get along with the middle and lower level officials, supervise the officials, and discover problems. The Qing Emperor's arrangements showed his brilliance. He did not trust anyone, including Fan Jian and Chen Pingping. Thus, Fan Jian was only an assistant minister and not a minister.