Chu Determines the World

Huaisi battle situation map, Red Qi army, black Chu army

Moreover, the great powers in the middle and late Warring States Period all established a universal conscription system in counties and counties. The state controlled the land and divided the people, and collected taxes and conscripted troops based on households. Their control over household registration was much stronger than that of later dynasties. In peacetime, various countries have standing armies composed of active-duty officers and soldiers to guard the capital and borders. In wartime, they recruit talents (reserves) from counties and counties to expand their military strength. This is called "raising troops." The Warring States army was not divided into soldiers and civilians like other dynasties. Minfu was just a common name for those who served as corvees, and all participants in the war, including servants and other support personnel, were called "pawns" according to the custom at the time. Therefore, there is nothing wrong with Zhao Guo's announcement that more than 400,000 "pawns" died. Under the background of universal conscription, any adult man from the Warring States Period who had not been killed or disabled in action had to have served in the military for at least two years and participated in several wars in his life. As long as these battlefield survivors have not reached the age of immunity, they are all candidates for "army recruitment". Even if they are drafted into the army as support personnel, they are armed. So don't underestimate the mobilization ability during the Warring States Period. At that time, war was almost always prepared, and the mobilization ability was higher than that of all dynasties in later generations.

I gave up, I feel like there is too much popular knowledge, and the latest chapter is all about popular knowledge.

It's very well written and the chapters are wonderful👍👍

It's really rare to come across a movie that has no system and is well-written. It's very good. I need to add a little more to the political growth of the protagonist. At this stage, I feel that the protagonist is trying to find a balance between the killing flow and the Machiavellian flow.

These troops include civilians and support personnel. During the Warring States Period, these people were included in the combatants and were called the upper army, the middle army, and the lower army. The upper army is an elite force, and generally we rely on these people in battles, just like the three armies recorded in Shang Jun's book: strong men form one army, strong women form one army, and men, women, old and weak form one army. It was not until the period of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty that the army and logistics personnel were separated. That is to say, after the Western Han Dynasty, the number of combat personnel began to be more and more nonsense. During the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, the army generally had as many troops as there were, but it was difficult to say how many combatants there were. Like the Battle of Yique fought by Bai Qi, Han and Wei were in ruins after defeating the 240,000 troops of Han and Wei, because these 240,000 were the last elite troops of Han and Wei.

It's so well written, I hope it can be updated soon😘

Looking at several books written by the author, they are all about King Huai of Chu

At that time, the heir was called the prince if he was the prince or not the heir.

What? Haven't updated for so long? Entering the palace?