Yan Xiaoyi was the commander of the imperial guards in " Celebrating Years." He was in charge of commanding the Imperial Army by the Qing Emperor's side. His position was higher than Gong Dian. Gong Dian was only the captain of the Qing Emperor's personal guards and was responsible for the Qing Emperor's safety. Although Gong Dian was always by the Qing Emperor's side, in terms of position, Yan Xiaoyi's position was higher.
Yan Xiaoyi was the commander of the Imperial Army in Joy of Life.
Yan Xiaoyi's official positions were the commander of the Imperial Army (Joy of Life) and commander of the Imperial Army (Joy of Life).
Yan Xiaoyi's position was even higher. Yan Xiaoyi was the commander of the Imperial Army in the Palace and was in charge of the safety of the entire Royal Palace, while Gong Dian was the captain of the Qing Emperor's personal guards and was only in charge of the Qing Emperor's safety. Although Gong Dian was always by the Qing Emperor's side, in terms of position, Yan Xiaoyi's position was higher.
Yan Xiaoyi's position was even higher. Yan Xiaoyi was the commander of the Imperial Army in the Palace and was in charge of the safety of the entire Royal Palace. Gong Dian was the captain of the Qing Emperor's personal guards and was only in charge of the Qing Emperor's safety. Although Gong Dian was always by the Qing Emperor's side, in terms of position, Yan Xiaoyi's position was higher.
Yan Xiaoyi's position was even higher. Yan Xiaoyi was the commander of the Imperial Army in the Palace and was in charge of the safety of the entire Royal Palace, while Gong Dian was the captain of the Qing Emperor's personal guards and was only in charge of the Qing Emperor's safety. Although Gong Dian was always by the Qing Emperor's side, in terms of position, Yan Xiaoyi's position was higher.
Yan Xiaoyi's position was even higher. Yan Xiaoyi was the commander of the Imperial Army in the Palace and was in charge of the safety of the entire Royal Palace, while Gong Dian was the captain of the Qing Emperor's personal guards and was only in charge of the Qing Emperor's safety. Although Gong Dian was always by the Qing Emperor's side, in terms of position, Yan Xiaoyi's position was higher.
Yan Xiaoyi's position was even higher. Yan Xiaoyi was the commander of the Imperial Army in the Palace and was in charge of the safety of the entire Royal Palace, while Gong Dian was the captain of the Qing Emperor's personal guards and was only in charge of the Qing Emperor's safety. Although Gong Dian was always by the Qing Emperor's side, in terms of position, Yan Xiaoyi's position was higher.
Yan Xiaoyi's position was even higher.
Yan Xiaoyi's position was even higher.
Yan Xiaoyi's official position was the commander of the Imperial Army in the Palace, while Gong Dian was the captain of the Qing Emperor's personal guards. In terms of position, Yan Xiaoyi's position was higher.