ISSUES ON POWER CONTROL OF EARLY LE DYNASTY FROM THE POINT OF VIEW OF RESPONSIBILITIES AND OPERATIONS OF SUPERVISOR GROUP

DOI: 10.18173/2354-1067.2020-0066

Abstract

Under Early Le Dynasty, the supervisor group includes the Censorate, The Six Offices of Scrutiny and The Constitutional Agency. Through the characteristic features of their position as “word keeping” mandarins, they have had a significant contribution to the king’s maintenance of discipline and upholding of the court's laws, therefore increasing the central government's control and supervision over the mandarin group. This article focuses on the position, the tasks and the activities of the supervisor group in the Early Le Dynasty. The research of the model of power supervision through a supervisor group will evoke valuable experiences and lessons that need to be drawn from the present practice