织造




織造，官名，明清時設於金陵、蘇州、杭州等地區各地设专局，掌理織造皇家所需的各項衣物、布料等事，以供皇帝及宫廷祭祀颁赏之用。


明代以宦官充任，設有「提督織造太監」，清初沿用，後改以內務府官吏擔任，是為織造。康熙帝重用之親信往往任為織造，順便刺探地方官聲民情，有特工的功能，如蘇州李煦、金陵曹寅等。雍正帝废。



明代官职



  • 南京提督太监，一员；

  • 苏州提督太监，一员；

  • 杭州提督太监，一员。



參見



  • 金陵織造


  • 尚功局，織造設立前掌理皇家紡織、衣服等的部門，由女官負責



參考資料


  • 紅樓夢小知識


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