Hanjia Asks About Mountains and Rivers

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Note (1): Turnip, also known as cabbage, kohlrabi and turnip, is a root vegetable that is similar to radish and is fleshier than radish. Its taste is between radish and potato. It was used to fill military rations in the ancient army and is known as Zhuge Cai.

Note (1): Under the military system of the Tang Army, the army organization was divided into garrison establishment and marching establishment. The garrison organization is as follows: fire (team, 10 people, commander and team leader); team (five fire teams and one team, 50 people, commander and team leader); brigade (two teams and one brigade, 100 people, commander and brigade commander); regiment (two brigade and one regiment, 2 00 people, the commander is the captain), and the garrison organization above is Zhechongfu, fu (4-6 regiments are one government, about 800-1200 people, the commander is the captain); marching organization and permanent organization The difference is that the fire, team, brigade, regiment, etc. Remain unchanged, and then the camp (300-500 people, or up to a thousand people, the commander is called the camp leader), and then the army (ranging from several thousand to more than 10,000 people, called the general) (Generally, there are 4,000 people in the central army, 2,800 people each in the left and right Yu Hou armies, and 2,600 people each in the left and right Xiang armies); the highest commander is the general manager of the march, and under him are the deputy director of the march, the chief historian, and the Sima. There were no troops in the Tang army's organizational structure. After the disintegration of the imperial army system (the official announcement of its end was in 749), the recruitment system and the Jiedushi system led to changes in the army's organization. The current stage should be the recruitment system. The military system is divided into Huo, Team, Du (ten teams are one capital, 500 people, the chief is Dutou, also known as Dujiang), Jun (the army under Tongfu military system has thousands to more than 10,000 people, the senior military envoy is also called Bingma envoy, and the senior Bingma envoy is also called Duzhi Bingma). Envoy), and further up are the Jiedushi, who are in charge of the troops and horses of a Jiedushi. The chief is the Jiedushi; there are also military attachés with different titles at each level, such as ten generals (mid-level officers under the military envoy), Yaya (yamen), the military attache directly under the Jiedushi, Yuhou, etc. The author believes that the military system at this time should be very confusing, and the names of the government military system and the recruitment system will be mixed, so don't study it in detail.

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The education I have received since childhood is that the economic base determines the superstructure, and politics is the concentrated expression of the economy. Writing historical novels is writing about politics. Since it is politics, if economic accounts are not taken into account, I personally think it is divorced from reality. Some book friends criticized that there are always messy numbers in the book, and this is the reason.

It would be slow to start writing from Nanzhao, but the protagonist of this book is a recruiter from a peasant family. He can only grow up by serving in the military, and other ways are basically impossible. Even if he was a time traveler and knew Tang poetry and Song lyrics, the most likely person in the officialdom of the Tang Dynasty would be a Hanlin scholar like Li Bai. Although the Tang Dynasty suppressed aristocratic families by revising the "Clan Chronicle" and imperial examinations, power was actually still in the hands of the aristocratic families. If Chen Shi wanted to move up, he could only make achievements on the battlefield. The journey from Nanzhao back to the Tang Dynasty is necessary, and it is also an inevitable process for Chen Shi's seed to be buried in the soil. Towering trees will not grow in a day.

I will write this book with my heart and repay everyone's love.

Note (1): There is no documented record of the three-horse division of fat, but it is only circulated on the Internet. The distributed property is not only property, but also captured baggage, war horses, grain and grass, etc. Can also be converted into it. The key is the registered amount.

Note (1): The team leader leads ten people, who are just dispatched for military duties; the team leader leads fifty people, who have official official status, starting from the ninth rank.

Note (1): In the Tang Dynasty, the process from the reporting of military exploits to the final reward was as follows: the first step was to lay out the cloth, which briefly described the battle process and general results, and made a preliminary assessment of the meritorious soldiers; the second step was to fill in the honor book, which was filled in by the general, detailing the names, place of origin and specific battles of the meritorious service members. The level of meritorious service is awarded to the military merits for public verification; the third step is to submit the merit book to the Ministry of Secretariat, which is jointly reviewed by the Ministry of War and the Ministry of Civil Affairs. (2): The description of honorable officers in "Liu Dian of the Tang Dynasty" is "bicong five grades". "Bi" means to compare and equal to each other. Later, sight words were also used. (3): In the Tang Dynasty, when officers were recommended for military merit, ordinary soldiers had to be awarded decorated officers first, then they had the opportunity to be awarded casual officers, and then recommended for professional officers. Those who originally had honorary officers, casual officers, and professional officers could be awarded additional honors and be promoted upwards. Those with outstanding military exploits may also be directly awarded ministerial officers, but rarely; Yin officials, children of aristocratic families, were often directly awarded casual officers or even ministerial officers.