What is the official position of Jiupin Dengshilang in Qing Dynasty now?

In the Qing Dynasty, Jiupin Dengshilang was a genuine official, and his position was equivalent to that of the current village committee secretary.

Deng Shilang is an official name of prose, which began in the Tang Dynasty and existed in the Song, Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties. Posthumous title, a civil servant in the Qing Dynasty, was classified into nine categories, and the hierarchy was below two categories and above five categories. Civil servants are now middle-level officials.

Although Deng's position seemed insignificant in modern times, in the Qing Dynasty, it was in charge of the affairs of religious affairs, an important link between the emperor and the local government, and played an important role in maintaining social stability and ruling order.