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What were ancient china's civil servants called?
They were just called civil servants. There was no different name for them. I hope that this helps.
What did civil servants eat in ancient china?
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Servants is another term for civilian federal employees?
Civil servants is another term for civilian federal employees.
How many civil servants ran the British Empire?
25000
Do kshatriyas live in villages?
Kshatriyas are a large caste living in Northern India. Most of them live in urban areas and have professions such as civil servants, teachers or servants.
What were ancient china's civil servants called?
They were just called civil servants. There was no different name for them. I hope that this helps.
What is an Egyptian civil servant called?
Civil servants were called several different things. A few examples of a civil servant are scribes, farmers, and soldiers.
What were the jobs tat the civil servants in ancient china had?
The jobs were traders, and warriors,
What were the jobs that the civil servants in ancient china had?
they were traders and warriors and wore robes.
What did civil servants eat in ancient china?
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What are the tools of civil servants of ancient Egypt?
they use farming things that are made from wood!!
What were the social classes of ancient japan?
1. emperor2 civil servant3. peasant4.merchant5. soldiers and servants
What was an ancient Egyptian civil servant called?
The civil servant from Ancient Egypt is called scribes or sekhau.
When was the Civil War in Egypt?
There was a civil war, due to the death of King Solomon, that led to the division of Egypt in ancient Egyptian times
Who are bureaucrats?
they are civil servants.
When was Federation of International Civil Servants' Associations created?
Federation of International Civil Servants' Associations was created in 1952.
What were the homes for civil servants and mandarins?
The homes for civil servants and mandarins in ancient China were known as yamen. These were government office buildings that also included living quarters for the officials. The yamen typically housed administrative offices, living quarters, reception areas, and facilities for official functions.
