Offices, middle part職官中

Naeseong (內省) was changed to Jeonjungseong in the eighteenth year of King Gyeongdeok, and later it went back to the old name.

There was one sasin. In the seventh year of King Jinpyeong a sasin was placed in each of the three palaces: Hwamun of the rank of daeachan in Daegung, Suhilbu the achan in Yanggung, and Noji the ichan in Saryanggung. By the forty-fourth year one man held charge of all three palaces together. The post ran from geumha to taedaegakgan in rank, but it was given only to the right man, and there was no limit of years. King Gyeongdeok changed it again to Jeonjungnyeong, and later it was called sasin once more.

There were two gyeong, from nama to achan in rank. There were two gam, from nama to sachan in rank. There was one daesa and one saji.

Naesajeongjeon was set up in the fifth year of King Gyeongdeok, and in his eighteenth year it was changed to Geonpyeongseong, and later it went back to the old name. It had one uigyeol, two jeongchal, and four sa.

Jeondaesajeon had one jeondaesa, one jeonong, and four sa.

Sangdaesajeon had one sangdaesa and one sangong.

Heukgaegam was changed by King Gyeongdeok to Wimugam, and later it went back to the old name. It had one daesa and four sa.

Bonpigung was set up in the first year of King Sinmun. It had one u, one samo, two gongong, one jeonong, and two sa.

Indojeon was changed by King Gyeongdeok to Yeseongjeon, and later it went back to the old name. It had two sang-indo, three jeogwi-indo, and four gwan-indo.

Chondojeon was set up in the tenth year of King Munmu. It had one gan, one gungong, one daecheok, and two sa.

Goyeokjeon had one ganong and one gungong.

Pyeongjineumjeon was changed by King Gyeongdeok to Sogung, and later it went back to the old name. It had one ganong, one yeonong, and two jeonong.

Yeonsajeon was set up in the seventeenth year of King Seongdeok. It had one ganong.

Sangmunsa was changed to tongmun baksa in the thirteenth year of King Seongdeok, and King Gyeongdeok changed it again to hallim. Afterward haksa were placed.

Sonaehaksaeng was set up in the twentieth year of King Seongdeok.

Cheonmun baksa was later changed to sacheon baksa.

Uihak was first set up in the first year of King Hyoso and taught students. The Bencao jing, the Jiayi jing, the Suwen jing, the Zhen jing, the Mai jing, the Mingtang jing, and the Nan jing were made their course of study. It had two baksa.

Gongbongseungsa is missing.

Yullyeongjeon had six baksa.

Sugungjeon had two daesa and two sa.

Cheongyeongungjeon was changed by King Gyeongdeok to Jochujeong, and later it went back to the old name. It had two daesa, two sa, and one gungong.

Bucheongungjeon had two daesa, two sa, and one gungong.

Chayeoreumgungjeon had two daesa, four sa, and one gungong.

Jwasanjeon had two daesa, three sa, and one gungong.

Byeongchongungjeon was changed by King Gyeongdeok to Hyeollyongjeong, and later it went back to the old name. It had two daesa, two sa, and one gungong.

Buktojigungjeon had two daesa and two sa.

Honghyeongungjeon (the five palaces from here down are together called Gonaegung) had two daesa and two sa.

Galcheongungjeon had two daesa and two sa.

Seonpyeonggungjeon had two daesa and two sa.

Idonggungjeon had two daesa and two sa.

Pyeongnipgungjeon had two daesa and two sa.

Myeonghwaljeon was set up in the second year of King Gyeonghwi. It had one daesa and one ganong.

Wongogyangjeon was set up in the fourth year of King Heungdeok. It had one daesa and one ganong.

Yeomgokjeon had one ganong.

Byeokjeon had one ganong and four hajeon.

Jawonjeon had one ganong and two hajeon.

Dutantanjeon had one ganong.

Sonyeongamjeon was changed by King Gyeongdeok to Jocheonseong, and later it went back to the old name. It had two daesa and two sa.

Hoegungjeon was changed by King Gyeongdeok to Buksaseol, and later it went back to the old name. It had one gungong and four josaji.

Sangsinmojeon had one daesa and two sa.

Hasinmojeon had one daesa and two sa.

Jwasinmojeon had one daesa and two sa.

Usinmojeon had one daesa and two sa.

Jojeon had one daesa and one sa.

Sinwonjeon had one daesa and one sa.

Binggojeon had one daesa and one sa.

Baekcheonmoksukjeon had one daesa and one sa.

Hanjimoksukjeon had one daesa and one sa.

Muncheonmoksukjeon had one daesa and one sa.

Bonpimoksukjeon had one daesa and one sa.

Neungsaekjeon had one daesa and one sa.

Yegungjeon was changed by King Gyeongdeok to Jingakseong, and later it went back to the old name. It had ten chiseong, one gungong, four josaji, and two jongsaji.

Johabang had twenty-three mo.

Yeomgung had eleven mo.

Sojeon had six mo.

Hongjeon had six mo.

Sobangjeon had six mo.

Chanyeomjeon had six mo.

Pyojeon had ten mo.

Waejeon. The numbers of officials for the fourteen offices below are missing.

Geumjeon was changed by King Gyeongdeok to Jikgeumbang, and later it went back to the old name.

Cheoryujeon was changed by King Gyeongdeok to Chugyabang, and later it went back to the old name.

This is Sajeon.

Chiljeon was changed by King Gyeongdeok to Sikgibang, and later it went back to the old name.

Mojeon was changed by King Gyeongdeok to Chwichwibang, and later it went back to the old name.

Pijeon was changed by King Gyeongdeok to Poinbang, and later it went back to the old name.

This is Chujeon.

Pitajeon was changed by King Gyeongdeok to Ungongbang, and later it went back to the old name.

Majeon was changed by King Gyeongdeok to Jaeinbang, and later it went back to the old name.

This is Tapjeon.

This is Hwajeon.

This is Tajeon.

This is Marijeon.

Eoryongseong had one sasin, and the post was set up in the second year of King Aejang. It had two eobaengnang. In the ninth year of King Gyeongdeok they were changed to bongeo, and in the first year of King Seondeok they were changed again to gyeong, and soon after to gam. It had fourteen chiseong.

Setaek was changed by King Gyeongdeok to Jungsaseong, and later it went back to the old name. It had eight daesa and two jongsaji.

Sungmundae had two nang, four sa, and two jongsaji.

Akjeon had two daesa, four sa, and two jongsaji.

Gamjeon had two daesa, two saji, four sa, four dogwan, and two jongsaji. The akja had no fixed number.

Neumjeon was changed by King Gyeongdeok to Cheollyoksa, and later it went back to the old name. It had two daesa, two saji, eight sa, four neumong, and two jongsaji.

Yongjeon had two saji and eight sa.

Jejeon had two saji and six sa.

Yakjeon was changed by King Gyeongdeok to Bomyeongsa, and later it went back to the old name. It had two saji, six sa, and two jongsaji.

Gongbonguisa had no fixed number.

Gongbongboksa had no fixed number.

Majeon was changed to Jikbangguk in the eighteenth year of King Gyeongdeok, and later it went back to the old name. It had one gan, eight sa, and four jongsaji.

Pokjeon had three counties under it.

Yukjeon was changed by King Gyeongdeok to Sangseonguk, and later it went back to the old name. It had two gan.

Jaejeon had one gan and four sa.

Anijeon had six mo.

Gijeon was changed by King Gyeongdeok to Byeolgeumbang, and later it went back to the old name. It had eight mo.

Seokjeon was changed by King Gyeongdeok to Bongjwaguk, and later it went back to the old name. It had one gan and two sa.

Gwegaejeon was changed by King Gyeongdeok to Gwebanguk, and later it went back to the old name. It had one gan and six sa.

Yangjeon was changed by King Gyeongdeok to Sabiguk, and later it went back to the old name. It had one gan and six sa.

Wagijeon was changed by King Gyeongdeok to Dodeungguk, and later it went back to the old name. It had one gan and six sa.

Gambudaejeon had two daesa, two sa, and two jongsaji.

Daejeonjeon had two daesa, four sa, and two jongsaji.

Haenggunjeon had two daesa, four sa, and two jongsaji.

Yeongchangjeon had two daesa and two sa.

Gochangjeon had two daesa and four sa.

Beongam had two daesa and two sa.

Wondangjeon had two daesa and two jongsaji.

Muljangjeon had four daesa and two sa.

Buksangjeon had two daesa and four sa.

Namhasogung was changed by King Gyeongdeok to Japgongsa, and later it went back to the old name. It had one ong and four jo.

Namdowongung had one ong.

Bugwongung had one ong.

Sincheongyeongung had one ong.

Chimbang had sixteen women.

These are the offices of the Eastern Palace.

Donggunga was set up in the eleventh year of King Gyeongdeok. It had one sangdaesa and one chadaesa.

Eoryongseong had two daesa and six chiseong.

Setaek had four daesa and two jongsaji.

Geupjangjeon (it is also called by another name ending in jeon) had four jeon and four chi.

Woljijeon is missing.

Seungbangjeon had two daesa and two jongsaji.

Pojeon had two daesa, two sa, and two jongsaji.

Woljiakjeon had two daesa and one suju.

Yongwangjeon had two daesa and two sa.