In Cold Armor, I Ask the Rivers and Mountains

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Note (1): The standard posture of the Ji Zheng ceremony is to kneel down with knees together, hands on the ground, and then bring the head to the ground, with the forehead touching the ground and staying there. It is the highest standard for an minister to worship the emperor and a son to worship his father. It is also the highest etiquette in Nanzhao.

Note (1): Gaozhou is Jisuzhou, the official position is hereditary, the official rank is a virtual title, and the classification belongs to Xiazhou, which is the fourth grade. (2): Apu in Yi language originally means grandfather, and is also used to address respected male elders. The maid uses Apu to address the male master to show respect; Amo originally means mother, and is also used to address female elders and hostesses respectfully.

Note (1): The Yi people call Shimenguan "Erweimeigda". "Er" is the stone, "Weimei" is the door, and "Geda" refers to the place where you can't get out. (2): Gaozhou was a settlement of "Bo people" during the Zhou Dynasty. It belonged to the Yelang Kingdom during the Warring States Period. It was established in Nanguang County during the reign of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty. By the Northern and Southern Dynasties and the Sui Dynasty, it was no longer established. It was controlled by ethnic groups such as "Yizhi". During the Wu Zhou Dynasty, it returned to the Tang Dynasty and became Jisi Prefecture.

Note (1): Zhuziling stretches for hundreds of miles and is located in the northwest of Xuanwei City, Yunnan Province, on the east bank of Niulan River. Fan Chuo's "Manshu" (also known as "Yunnan Chronicles") of the Tang Dynasty records: Zhuziling goes to the Lulu tribe in the west and Baoman tribe in the east. Although "Manshu" was written in the fourth year of Xiantong (863 AD) of Emperor Yizong of the Tang Dynasty, the geography will not change and can be used as a reference.

This book is mainly about political strategy, and the Nanzhao paragraph is just an introduction.

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.