  In this study, dynamics of secular resonances for inner test particles are
investigated under the octupole-level approximation by taking non-perturbative
approaches. In practice, webs of the major secular resonances are produced by
identifying families of stable periodic orbits and the associated stable
libration zones are obtained by analysing Poincar\'e surfaces of section. By
taking different values of the factor $\epsilon$ ($\epsilon$ measures the
contribution of octupole terms), the influences of the octupole-order terms
upon the dynamical structures are evaluated. Under the condition of $\epsilon =
0$ (no octupole-order contribution), the dynamical model is totally integrable
and there is only Kozai resonance arising in the phase space. When the factor
$\epsilon$ is different from zero, the dynamical structure in the phase space
becomes complicated due to varieties of secular resonances appearing. Numerical
results further indicate that (a) distributions of libration centres and stable
libration zones remain qualitatively similar with different values of
$\epsilon$, (b) Kozai resonance disappears due to the chaotic motion in the
low-eccentricity region, and (c) the chaotic area arising in the
low-eccentricity region increases with the factor $\epsilon$. Secular
resonances are the source of many important dynamical phenomena, such as chaos,
orbit alignment and orbit flipping, and thus the results presented in this work
could be useful to understand the secular dynamics for those high-eccentricity
and/or high-inclination objects in hierarchical planetary systems.
