Guangyang Separatists Inspector's Office Level 4

Grand Inspector's Palace

Under the Han dynasty, state officials were selected by recommendation or direct imperial summons. Although this method often led to nepotism, it was designed to be as fair and impartial as possible.

Under the Jin dynasty, however, powerful local families have come to dominate regional government instead. These families exercise the power of inspection and taxation over their decreasing peasant population, whilst relying increasingly less upon the central government.

Inspector's Office

Rural Tax Inspector (ep_district_government_inspectors_office_1) Inspector's Office Level 0

Rural Inspector's Office (ep_district_government_inspectors_office_2) Inspector's Office Level 1 Inspector's Office (ep_district_government_inspectors_office_3) Inspector's Office Level 2 Inspector's Palace (ep_district_government_inspectors_office_4) Inspector's Office Level 3 Grand Inspector's Palace (ep_district_government_inspectors_office_5) Inspector's Office Level 4

Effects

• Economic buildings construction cost reduction: -15% (local commandery)
• +240 income (peasantry) (this commandery)
• -20 public order (local commandery)
• -10 reformation (local county)