a township in the Joseon Dynasty that had no salary

 When it comes to Hyang-ri during the Joseon Dynasty, I think of Ibang, which is said to be "Yeah~ Sato" and makes a fuss to local leaders. The people saw Hyang-ri as the main culprit of the exploitation of taxes, and the leader treated him only as an unbelievable junior official who always tried to deceive him. Local officials could not perform their duties without Hyang-ri's assistant when they took office, but for them, Hyang-ri was only an object that "should not be treated as a person's duty, should be supervised and controlled by law." It was Joseon's court that structured the bad image of Hyang-ri. The court entrusted Hyang-ri with the work without paying him an inch of land or a penny. It was given as a kind of honorary position. However, Hyang-ri had to take charge of all the practical affairs of the government office, from tax collection to the execution of servants. Without them, work was paralyzed. And the expenses for carrying out the heavy work went in prohibitively. Yangban was a landowner with land in the provinces, but Hyang-ri did not have much land. They had no choice but to commit public embezzlement in order to raise living expenses and job performance costs. To do so, the people had to squeeze in to collect more taxes than they had allocated. In other words, the Joseon government forced Hyang-ri to cheat structurally, but not everyone could win the favor of Hyang-ri Lee Im-jari, who performs the duties of the government office in Hyang-ri, was able to take over after more than 5:1 competition. Yi Bang, the epitome of Hyang-ri, was the highest position and yolk seat for Hyang-ri to climb. It is said that he had to wait for 30 years to become a foreign room. In the late Joseon Dynasty, when corruption was prevalent, Lee Im also became a place where money was needed. It goes without saying that he carried out intensive exploitation to get his money's worth as much.