Han-Wu Border Army: Winds Rise in Shuofang
汉武边军：风起朔方
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- 346k Words
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- Historical
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- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
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According to the records of the Juyan Han bamboo slips, the basic combat unit in the Western Han military system was the Buqu (部曲), which was commanded by a Xiaowei (校尉) and a Qu (曲) by a Junhou (军侯). Between the Xiaowei and Junhou were two Sima (两司马). The Bu was further divided into left and right or front and rear, and the Qu was also divided into front and rear or left and right.
After Wei Qing and Huo Qubing died, they could prepare for a rebellion. At that time, Emperor Wu of Han had mostly lost in foreign wars, and the population of the country had been halved, with people starving to death everywhere. It was time to establish a new dynasty.
Emperor Xiaowu's Military Merit Titles
Established in the sixth year of Yuanshuo (123 BC), it was divided into eleven levels: the first level was called Zaoshi, the second level was called Xianyuwei, the third level was called Liangshi, the fourth level was called Yuanrongshi, the fifth level was called Guanshou, the sixth level was called Bingduo, the seventh level was called Qianfu, the eighth level was called Yueqing, the ninth…
1. During the Han Dynasty, one shi (石) weighed 120 jin (汉斤), and one jin was about 249 grams. One shi was less than 30 kilograms in modern terms. 2. During the reign of Emperor Wu, the weapons and equipment were still in the transition from bronze weapons to iron weapons, and steel was very expensive.
Renaming his lackeys and servants to Ge Hong? Is the author serious?
Emperor Wu of Han's reign title
There are so many era names! 😅
20Th Rank Military Merit
The ten-rank military merit system is divided into twenty ranks: First rank: Gongshi; Second rank: Shangzao; Third rank: Zanniao; Fourth rank: Bugeng; Fifth rank: Daifu; Sixth rank: Guandaifu; Seventh rank: Gongdaifu; Eighth rank: Gongcheng; Ninth rank: Wudaifu; Tenth rank: Zuoshuzhang; Eleventh rank: Youshuzhang; Twelfth rank: Zuogeng; Thirteenth rank: Zhonggeng; Fourteenth rank: Yougeng…
This book is good, better than the last one!
The protagonist can establish a country outside of the Han Dynasty.
I looked at your old book, and the first few dozen chapters are basically written by Mo Zike, especially a few lines of dialogue that are exactly the same. Also, there's something strange about the protagonist in your book. 🙂