最早提出居官需“清、慎、勤”的,大概应当属晋武帝司马炎。他曾对诸大臣说:“为官长当清,当慎,当勤。修此三者,何患不治乎?”从此以后,“清、慎、勤”这三个字,常被奉为居官第一箴言,并且屡被后人论列。宋人吕本中在《官箴》中指出:“当官之法,唯有三事:曰清,曰慎,曰勤。知此三者,可以保禄位,可以远耻辱,可以得上之知,可以得下之援。”明朝有一个人,我对他的尊姓大名不得而知,其生卒年月亦不详,但此人对“清、慎、 The earliest proposed residence required ”Qing, Shen, Qin “, probably should belong to Wu Jindi Sima Yan. He once said to all the ministers: ”When the chiefs are to be clear, careful and down-to-earth, why should the three be ruined?“ ”From then on, the words“ clear, careful and diligent ” Often referred to as the chief motto, and repeatedly on the list. In the “Official Proverbs” of the Song Dynasty, Lu Benzhong pointed out: “The law of the officials is the only one of three things: saying Qing, saying Shen, saying Qin, knowing that all three can be Paul’s place, Can get the aid. ”There is a person in the Ming Dynasty, I know his name is unknown, his birth date is unknown, but this person " clear, careful,