game of the generals rank list

The specific official positions of the Ming Dynasty generals were as follows: First-grade officials: Taiwei, Da Fu, Zhongshu Ling, Shangshu Ling, Situ, Sima, Taifu, Taishi, Taixue Second-grade officials: false festival, order of the Ducha Yuan, order of the capital Cao, minister of military aircraft, tutor and tutor, junior teacher, Taibao, marshal and tutor, tutor and tutor Officials of the third rank: Prince's Junior Teacher, Prince's Junior Fu, Prince's Junior Protector, Left and Right Assistant Ministers of Various Departments, Chief Supervisor of Internal Affairs Office, Governor, and Governor Four-grade officials: Hanlin Academy Bachelor, Administrative Commissioner, Governor Officials of the fifth rank: the left and right deputy censors of the Ducha Yuan, the ministers of the Dali Temple, the ministers of the Zhan Shi Fu, the ministers of the Taichang Temple, and the judges Sixth-grade officials: Minister of Guanglu Temple, Minister of Taipu Temple, and Minister of Salt Transportation Seventh-grade officials: Deputy Envoy of the General Administration Department, Shaoqing of the Dali Temple, Second-class Guard, Tongzhi of the Department of Xuanwei Eight-grade officials: Attendant Bachelor, Imperial College Jijiu, Prefect, Xuanfu Envoy Nine officials: General Administration Department Senate, to the matter, the Ministry of doctors, third-class guards, the Imperial Hospital, the Imperial Astronomical Supervisor, Tongzhi, Qianhu The above is a list of the official positions of the Ming Dynasty's generals from the first grade to the ninth grade.

"It is difficult to determine the exact ranking of the 28 Generals of Yuntai. However, from the deeds of the generals, one could roughly analyze the performance of some generals in terms of military ability (including martial strength): Deng Yu had the wisdom to see people and had made brilliant achievements when he led the army to Shanxi. However, his performance in Guanzhong was not good. He fought against the warlords and the Red Eyebrow Army. There were flaws in his military achievements. Wu Han was a fierce general who once led the army alone. When attacking Sichuan and Shu, Cen Peng was assassinated and became the commander of the entire army. However, his strategic arrangement was flawed. Although he won, he suffered heavy casualties. Jia Fu fought bravely and took the lead. Because Liu Xiu was worried, he was left by his side to be responsible for security. He lacked the experience of being a commander of a large army and was slightly inferior in terms of meritorious service. Geng Yan's main achievement was to manage Hebei. His family was prominent. His father, Geng Kuang, was the prefect of Shanggu. He had elite soldiers and was one of the helpers of Liu Xiu's family. Kou Xun's own ability was not weak. He had made outstanding contributions in building up the local area and consolidating Liu Xiu's foundation. Cen Peng's combat style was similar to Huo Qubing's. When he led the army to attack Gongsun Shu in Sichuan, he was unstoppable, but unfortunately, he was assassinated by an assassin. If he was ranked according to martial arts, his ranking might be higher. Feng Yi had outstanding military ability. Although he was only ranked seventh among the 28 generals of Yuntai, he was highly praised by later generations. The novel "Battle of Yin and Yang" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it! "

There were two games called "Road of Generals." One of them was a shogi xRPG mobile games under DIG. It was an RPG mobile games that combined shogi. Players played as a "soldier" and fought to protect the world from the threat of ghosts. They had to solve the problem of "cross-chess" and borrow the power of "Mitama" from the elves. They had to explore and advance to obtain "Mitama" and form a team with new companions. After strengthening, they would fight ghosts. The music was played by Sakamoto Hideki, and "cross-chess" was played from beginner to advanced. Through repeated practice, they could improve their chess skills and were also loved by shogi enthusiasts. The other was the "General's Path" quest in "Heroes of the Three Kingdoms 2 Online". This quest originally had a level limit, but it had been canceled. No matter what level the player was, they could accept this quest from the NPC [Recruit Lieutenant]. When the player completed the quest, they would receive a "Advanced Growth Brocade Bag". Every time they reached Level 10 (up to Level 100), they could open the Brocade Bag to obtain rare treasures. When the quest was completed during the event, they would also receive a top-grade ring. The novel "The General's Promotion" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!

The following are some of the famous generals in ancient China: 1. [Xiang Yu: The grandson of Xiang Yan, a famous general of the Chu Kingdom. He is a military strategist and a representative of China's military ideology.] He had fought for eight years in his life and claimed that he had fought more than 70 battles. He defeated those who were in his way and defeated those who were in his way. In the Battle of Julu, he defeated 400,000 Qin soldiers with 30,000 elite soldiers. However, he was defeated in the battle between Chu and Han due to his stubbornness and committed suicide on the Wujiang River. 2. ** Huo Qubing **: A famous general in the middle of the Western Han Dynasty. He was a military strategist. He was the general of the hussars and was granted the title of champion. At the age of seventeen, he defeated the Xiongnu on the battlefield. He made many meritorious deeds in the "Battle of Hexi" and "Battle of Mobei". He was the nemesis of the Xiongnu. Unfortunately, he died of illness at the age of 24. 3. [Wei Qing: During the reign of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, he had many military achievements and was Huo Qubing's nephew.] His combat style was calm and patient. He was good at using solid defense to resist the Xiongnu's surprise attack. In the Battle of Mobei, he forced back the Xiongnu Chanyu and consolidated the Han Dynasty's border defense. 4. Ban Chao: During the Eastern Han Dynasty, he joined the army and was well versed in the folk customs and military tactics of the various ethnic groups in the Western Regions. He was flexible in his use of troops and tactful in his diplomacy. He guarded the Western Regions for 30 years and ensured that the Silk Road was unimpeded. 5. Sun Bin: A famous strategist and strategist during the Warring States Period. He was Guigu 'zi's favorite student. Although he was persecuted by Pang Juan and punished, he was hired by King Wei of Qi as Tian Ji's advisor. In the Battle of Maling, he used the "Zao-reducing Method" to lure the enemy into victory. He even summarized his experience into the art of war. 6. ** Guo Ziyi **: A famous general of the Tang Dynasty. During the Anshi Rebellion, he led his troops to quell the rebellion as the military governor of Shuofang. He successively conquered Luoyang and Chang 'an and made great contributions to the reconstruction of the Tang Dynasty. He had extremely high political wisdom and influenced his enemies through benevolence and righteousness. He was loyal all his life and was known as the person who " recreated the Tang Dynasty." 7. Xu Da: Founding Father of the Ming Dynasty. Born in a poor family, he followed Zhu Yuanzhang to fight in the south and north. He helped to pacify Jiangnan and overthrew the Yuan Dynasty regime. He was strict in his army and upright in his style. He was famous for his loyalty and humility. 8. Zhou Yu: A famous general of Dongwu, often referred to as " Zhou Lang ". During the Battle of Red Cliff, he joined hands with Zhuge Liang and used a fire attack to heavily injure hundreds of thousands of Cao troops. This led to the establishment of the Three Kingdoms. He had both the temperament of a scholar and the demeanor of a general. The novel " The General's Promotion " is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!

In ancient times, there were many types of general ranks: - ** A high-ranking general comparable to the three dukes ** - ** Great General **: The head of the generals. His official position was comparable to the three dukes. Sometimes it was above the three dukes, sometimes it was below the three dukes. At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, his official position was above the three dukes. His subordinate officials were the long history and Sima. - General of the Flying Cavalry: His position was below that of the Great General, comparable to the three dukes. - General of Chariots and Cavalry: His position was below that of the General of Flying Cavalry, comparable to the three dukes. - ** General of Wei **: The position is below the general of chariots and horses, comparable to the three dukes. - ** Other Generals ** - Zhonglang General: In the Han Dynasty, the ranks of military officers were divided into three levels: General, Zhonglang General, and Lieutenant. Usually, the highest official position that a military officer could obtain was Zhonglang General. The rank was "Bi 2000 Shi". He was in charge of the Royal Guards and was under the jurisdiction of the Guanglu Xun. During the Three Kingdoms period, he became a middle and lower rank officer. - ** Lieutenant Colonel **: A military officer position slightly lower than the Zhonglang General. The rank was "Bi 2000 Shi". In the Han Dynasty, there were eight lieutenants in charge of the central army. During the Three Kingdoms period, they became low-level officers. - Eight Commanders: The eight commanders of the capital set up by Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty (Changshui Commanders, Tun Cavalry Commanders, Yue Cavalry Commanders, Infantry Commanders, Shooting Commanders, Zhonglei Commanders, Hu Cavalry Commanders, Huben Commanders, Eastern Han Provincial Zhonglei Commanders, Hu Cavalry Commanders, Huben Commanders). Their authority became smaller and smaller during the Three Kingdoms period, and they were eventually reduced to low-level officials. - General of the Four Armies: General of the Front, General of the Left, General of the Right, and General of the Back. They were only used during the weekends and were not often used during the Han Dynasty. At the end of the Han Dynasty, they became high-ranking generals. - ** Four Conquest Generals, Four Conquest Generals **: Conquest General of the East, Conquest General of the South, Conquest General of the West, Conquest General of the North. They were only established during the Han and Wei Dynasties. They were ranked second to the three dukes and were below General Wei. - ** Four Town Generals, Four Town Generals **: General of the East Town, General of the South Town, General of the West Town, and General of the North Town. They were only established during the Han and Wei Dynasties. They were ranked second to the three princes and were below the four generals. - General of Four Peace: General of East Peace, General of South Peace, General of West Peace, and General of North Peace. These titles existed during the Eastern Han Dynasty. They were ranked below the three dukes and were below the generals of the four towns. - ** Siping General **: Pingdong General, Pingnan General, Pingxi General, and Pingbei General. They were first established during the Han and Wei Dynasties. Their positions were second only to the three dukes and were below the four security generals. - ** Grand Governor **: Cao Wei set up, the first grade, not often set up, is an official, plus this official is awarded to the representative of the emperor's authority, Huang Yue to control the section general and other senior generals, Wu with Wei system, Shu set up the Central Governor to control the internal and external military. - ** Commander-in-Chief **(Grade and other information not specified). The novel "The General's Promotion" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!