Fan Xian's official rank

Fan Xian's official position was Taichang Temple's Assistant Law Officer. His official position was the eighth rank.

Fan Xian's official position was Taichang Temple's Assistant Law Officer. His official rank was the eighth rank.

Fan Xian's official position was the eighth-rank assistant of Taichang Temple.

Fan Xian's official position was Taichang Temple's Assistant Law Officer. His official position was the eighth rank.

In the TV series " Celebrating Years," Fan Xian's official position was a second-grade official. In the original novel, Fan Xian's official position was first rank.

Fan Xian's official position was Taichang Temple's Assistant Law Officer. His official position was the eighth rank.

In the TV series " Celebrating Years," Fan Xian was a second-rank official. Fan Xian's true identity was the son of the Minister of Revenue, Fan Jian. The Minister of Revenue was a first rank official, so Fan Xian could enjoy a first rank salary. However, because he was still underage, he was only given a second-grade official position.

In the original work, Fan Xian had at least three official positions. First, the Qing Emperor gave him the empty position of Taichang Temple's assistant. This official position was the eighth rank and was in charge of music. Secondly, Chen Pingping appointed him as the Commissioner of the Overwatch Council. A Commissioner was a first rank official position. In the end, after the battle of Dong Mountain, Fan Xian was made the assistant minister of the Ministry of Revenue. The assistant minister of the Ministry of Revenue was an official position of the third rank.

Fan Jian was a third-grade official in the Ming Dynasty, serving as the assistant minister of the Ministry of Revenue.

Fan Jian's official position in "Celebrating Years" was the third rank of Minister of Revenue. Although some search results mentioned that Fan Jian was later promoted to Minister of Revenue, there was no specific information about his official rank. Thus, Fan Jian's official position should be the third rank assistant minister of the Ministry of Revenue. As for Fan Jian's martial strength level, the search results mentioned that his strength level was at the peak of the eighth rank or above, or even ninth rank. He had the Tiger Guards, the bodyguards of the Qing royal family. The Tiger Guards 'martial strength was roughly between the seventh and eighth ranks. Although there was no explicit mention of Fan Jian's martial arts level, it could be speculated that he might be a master of the eighth or ninth rank. However, the information about Fan Jian's official rank and martial strength was not completely clear, so it was impossible to give a definite answer.