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The general of the twelve guards was an ancient official name. Tang Dezong Zhenyuan two years (786) first set up, each one, from the second grade, the position of twelve Wei General, as the highest officer of each Wei. In the Song Dynasty, the left and right Jinwu Wei and the left and right Wei were subordinate to the second grade, and the rest were subordinate to the third grade. There was no fixed number of people. They were appointed by the imperial clan or military officials. They were all empty officials and had no duties. In the early years of the Southern Song Dynasty, most of them were not appointed. It was re-established during the reign of Emperor Xiaozong Longxing (1163 - 1164). The military governor was appointed as the general of the left and right Jinwu Wei, and the envoy of Chengxuan was appointed as the general of the left and right Wei. He was both inside and outside. He is the commander of the army and the commander of the army. The twelve guards were respectively left and right guards, left and right Xiao guards, left and right martial guards, left and right Wei guards, left and right leading guards, left and right Jinwu guards, left and right prison guards, left and right Thousand Bull guards. The left and right prison guards and left and right Thousand Bull guards did not lead the prefecture soldiers. Each of the twelve guards leading the prefecture soldiers was managed by a general, and each guard led several military headquarters. The novel "The General's Promotion" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!

In the Tang Dynasty, Li Shimin was appointed by Li Yuan to lead the Twelve Guards. The twelve guards were respectively left and right guards, left and right Xiao guards, left and right martial guards, left and right Wei guards, left and right leading guards, left and right Jinwu guards, left and right prison guards, left and right Qianniu guards (a total of sixteen guards, initially twelve guards). Each guard had its own corresponding responsibilities, such as Jinwu guards in charge of the palace and the capital area day and night patrol, prison guards in charge of the palace gate registration law, Qianniu guards in charge of palace guards and ceremonial guards, etc. The rest were mostly palace guards to protect the emperor. This appointment was Li Yuan's praise for Li Shimin, reflecting Li Shimin's military achievements and the concentration of his power. Li Shimin had outstanding performance in many battles, such as clearing Qin Long, pacifying Zhou Han, etc. He also had remarkable achievements in government affairs management, so he was awarded this position. The novel "The General's Promotion" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!

The 12 Holy Guards were the 11th, 12th, and 10th Holy Guards, the 9th Holy Guard, the 8th Dark Magic Holy Guard, the 7th Light Magic Holy Guard, the 6th Fire Magic Holy Guard, the 5th Ice Magic Holy Guard, the 3rd and 4th Holy Guards, and the 1st and 2nd Holy Guards. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "Dafeng Nightwatchman"!

The Twelve Guardians originated from the military system created by the Western Wei Dynasty. The military system adopted the method of combining soldiers and civilians. During wartime, they became soldiers, and when they were idle, they returned to their peasant status. The Twelve Guardians was a manifestation of the military system. During the Sui and Tang Dynasties, the Twelve Guards were the former Twelve Guards of the Sixteen Guards. The Sixteen Guards system was the advanced stage of the Wei Fu system and the crystallization of the Sui and Tang Fu Bing system. The twelve guards of the Tang Dynasty mainly referred to the left and right guards, left and right Xiao guards, left and right Wu guards, left and right Wei guards, left and right leading guards, and left and right Jin Wu guards. The Twelve Guards were originally the generals who led the various major prefectures during the government military system. It was a military position, but it gradually disappeared with the abolition of the government military system during the reign of Emperor Xuanzong of Tang Dynasty. The novel " Hello, Guard, Goodbye, Guard " is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!

The twelve guards of the Tang Dynasty were left and right guards, left and right Xiao guards, left and right Wu guards, left and right Wei guards, left and right leading guards, and left and right Jin Wu guards.