Xiao Yi, the Wude Emperor, unified the world and established the Jin Dynasty, achieving the glory of civil and martial arts. Zheng Qi, the third disciple of Guigu Sect, had a profound influence with his literary talent and wisdom in governing the country. The fourth disciple, Wang Li, used his bravery and loyalty to expand the country's territory. The eldest disciple Xia Yu stabilizes the country's economy with wealth and wisdom, while the second disciple Zhao She protects peace and justice with his superb swordsmanship and indifference to fame and fortune. The young disciple Lu Yan grew up in the court, became a wise man, and contributed to the prosperity and stability of the country.
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The official positions of military generals: General, General of Hussars, General of Chariots and Cavalry, General of Four Guards, General of Four Expeditions, General of Four Towns, General Pi, Partial General, Zhonglang General, and School Lieutenant.
The official positions of military generals: General, General of Hussars, General of Chariots and Cavalry, General of Four Guards, General of Four Expeditions, General of Four Towns, General Pi, Partial General, Zhonglang General, and School Lieutenant.