Anti-Qing: Starting from Being Forced to Become a White Lotus Cultist

Note 1: "Zhushan County Chronicle" records that "Liu Dacheng, a Jinshi in the forty-sixth year of Qianlong's reign, was selected and awarded the magistrate of Zhushan County." The so-called selection and award means that the official department holds general elections every month, and the candidates for the county magistrate draw lots in public, and they go wherever they are drawn. There is a certain amount of luck.

Note 1: On June 20, the 56th year of Qianlong's reign, the criminal examination title table submitted by Agui, the minister of political affairs, included an article about a life-threatening lawsuit arising out of a marriage. It clearly recorded that the son of Xiong Yushu in Zhuxi County, Hubei Province spent 14 taels of silver on his wife.

There are changes in the front, mainly because I made a mistake in the round-trip time from Zhushan to the capital in the official document. It is impossible for Zhushan County to recruit Xiangyong on a large scale during this time period, so I will explain it here.

Note 1: It only occurred to me when I wrote this that the grassroots military attaches at the grassroots level in the Qing Dynasty did not wear supplementary uniforms when they led their troops out. Instead, they wore official coats and robes. The previous words about wearing official uniforms have been modified. Note 2: "Ministry of Industry Military Supplies Regulations" "Put it into the basket and beat it with a wooden stick, rub the beads with your hands, place it on a cloth sheet to dry in the sun, use a horsetail basket to sieve out the fine beads, and then use a silk basket to sieve to remove the surface. The coarse residue on the horsetail basket and the fine flour on the silk basket are all modified."

Note 1: Similar to the current slider.

Note 1: In 1796, the Prussian General Staff tested new recruits in a model actual combat environment. The overall human error rate was 37%. In 1792, post-war statistics from the Battle of Valmy in France showed that the human error rate in the first salvo of recruits was 40%.

Note 1: In the Qing Dynasty, the Baojia system was implemented after the Qianlong period. Ten households were represented by one brand, and the leader of the group was called the leader; the group of ten families was called the first group (approximately 100 households), and the leader of the group was called the chief; the group of ten families was called the Baozheng (about 1,000 households), and the leader was called the Baozheng or Xiangyue;

Note 1: In the Qing Dynasty, the Baojia system was implemented after the Qianlong period. Ten households were represented by one brand, and the leader of the group was called the leader; the group of ten families was called the first group (approximately 100 households), and the leader of the group was called the chief; the group of ten families was called the Baozheng (about 1,000 households), and the leader was called the Baozheng or Xiangyue;

Note 1: "Biao" refers to the main force directly under the direct control of senior military attachés of the Qing Dynasty, which are divided into governors (supervising Biao) → governors (Fu Biao) → admirals (raising bids) → general soldiers (town Biao) → deputy generals (Xie Biao)

Note 1: "The Imperial Ordnance Code of Arms" is "forty years of system, twenty years of revision"