The arsenal has a strict book registration system. It can be seen from the Juyan Han Slips that the types, quantities and access conditions of the weapons and equipment in the warehouse at that time were carefully registered, and the registration book was called "Utensil Book".

In order to ensure the safety of the arsenal, the arsenal has "soldiers" patrolling the arsenal day and night, named "Zhifu".

In the middle of the Western Han Dynasty, Liu Dan, the king of Yan Ci, once falsely said to his officials: "I relied on the late emperor Xiude to be appointed to the Northern Fan. I personally received the imperial edict of the Ming Dynasty, worked as an official, led the troops in the treasury, and held important positions."

When the crown prince of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty was forced to raise an army because of Jiang Chong's frame-up, he once "bridged (corrected) the process of pardoning the prisoners of Chang'an Zhongdu officials and issued arsenal troops." This shows that the use of arsenal weapons must be issued by the emperor, and the distribution of arsenal weapons is very strict.

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The control of the arsenal in the hands of the emperor not only reflects the strict management and use of weapons and equipment in the Western Han Dynasty, but also reflects the high concentration of military power under the authoritarian centralization system.

Weapons Management The weapons of the Han Dynasty were mainly steel weapons.

The central government has the Kao Gong affiliated to the Shaofu in charge of national weapons production.

Counties with relatively developed iron smelting industries had industrial officers and iron officers responsible for the manufacture and transportation of weapons to the capital. Chang'an, Luoyang and other counties had arsenals, which were responsible for the storage and distribution of weapons.

Army composition: The army of the Han Dynasty consisted of three parts: capital soldiers, county soldiers, and border guards. The three parts were combined to form the entire army.

The Capital Army is the Central Army.

Many scholars have always believed that in the early Han Dynasty, the capital's troops were mainly composed of the Southern Army, which was named because its stations were located in the north and south of Chang'an City. The main task of the Southern Army was to defend the palace, and its members included guards, Langguan and others (commonly known as the Southern Army).

There are two other theories: one is that the Southern Army refers to the guards led by Dao Wei; the other is that the Southern Army only refers to the Lang Guan led by Lang Zhongling).

Guards are regular soldiers who serve in turns in the county and are led by Weiwei; Langguan is composed of the children of high-ranking officials and people with outstanding moral character and learning, and is commanded by Langzhongling.

The main task of the Northern Army is to guard Chang'an and the Gyeonggi region. The soldiers are mostly recruited from the third auxiliary and main soldiers, which are replaced every year. They are initially commanded by lieutenants.

During extraordinary times, the Northern and Southern armies were led by important ministers appointed by the emperor. During the reign of Emperor Wu, the Southern Army added Qimen, Yulin and Yulin Orphans; the Northern Army added Zhongba, Tunqi, Infantry, Yueqi, Changshui, Huqi, Shesheng and Hungrong.

The Eighth School of Lieutenants were stationed inside and outside the capital.

The Northern and Southern Army thus expanded and became an important military force under the emperor's personal control.

During the Eastern Han Dynasty, the system of the Northern and Southern armies was followed in form, but there was no longer the name of the Southern Army. Guang Luxun (renamed by the order of Lang Zhongling) was in charge of the seven ministers, and the Weiwei was in charge of the guards in each palace.

The Northern Army is divided into two parts: one is led by Zhi Jinwu (renamed Lieutenant); the other (the main force) is led by five captains (Tuenqi, Yueqi, Infantry, Changshui, Shesheng), who are appointed as the middle commander of the Northern Army.

One person supervises the army. During the reign of Emperor Ling, eight more soldiers from the Xiyuan School were added.ωωw.Bǐqυgétν.℃ǒＭ

The capital soldiers of the Han Dynasty were the elite of their army. They were mainly responsible for guarding the palace and protecting the capital. They could be divided into three systems according to their tasks:

① Provincial Palace Guards. In the early Han Dynasty, they were served by Lang Guan, who was commanded by Lang Zhongling.

Langguan is divided into Lang, Zhonglang, Shilang and Langzhong, which are composed of the children of high-ranking officials who have recently entered the official career instead of serving in the military, people with outstanding moral character and learning, and people with certain specialties.

The main attendants guard the emperor, guard the portals of the provincial palaces, and provide the emperor's advisers and dispatches, and are well paid.

During the reign of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, Lang Zhongling was renamed Guang Luxun. In order to strengthen the bodyguards and attendants, he successively established Qimen (later renamed Hu Benlang), Yulin (originally known as Jianzhang Yingqi) and Yubei Orphan as provincial palace guards.

and the main force who carried out the troops and sent off the followers.

Qimen and Yulin were selected from the children of good families in the six northwest counties who were good at riding and shooting. Yulin Orphans were composed of the orphans of soldiers who died in battle. All of them had served for a long time and had a high status.

② Palace Guards. They are led by Weiwei, who are responsible for guarding the outer gates of the palace and patrolling and guarding the interior of the palace to protect the safety of the emperor, empress, empress dowager, prince's rear palace and the central palace.

The guards are served by the regular soldiers from each county who go to the capital in turn to guard the capital. Each term is one year, and they return home after the term. ⑶ The capital garrison. The task is to garrison the capital and protect the security of the capital and Kinki. It generally includes three troops: one.

North and South Army.

In the early Han Dynasty, the main force for garrisoning troops in the capital was usually led by generals, generals of Wei or Jia Chen.

For example, Empress Lu took Lu Lu as the general to lead the Northern Army; she took Lu Chan as the Prime Minister to lead the Southern Army; in the first year of Emperor Wen (179 BC), she "worshiped Song Lu as the General of the Guard and led the Northern and Southern armies" ("Book of Han: Chronicles of Emperor Wen")

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In the second year of Emperor Wen's reign, the general's army was dismissed. At this point, the coexistence of the northern and southern armies no longer existed.

At the beginning of Emperor Wu's reign, the organization of the Northern Army was restored.

And the Northern Army was expanded into the eight schools of the Northern Army, namely, the eight schools of Zhongba, Tunqi, Infantry, Yueqi, Changshui, Huqi, Shesheng, and Huben.

Daily affairs are under the control of the Zhongbao Colonel, and an envoy to supervise the army is dispatched to supervise the affairs.

The Eastern Han Dynasty reduced and merged eight schools into five battalions (tunnel cavalry, Yue cavalry, infantry, Changshui, and Shengsheng), and placed one person in the middle of the Northern Army to supervise the army. The tasks of garrison and war were intensified.

The second is the Lieutenant Corps. They are led by the Lieutenant (later renamed Zhijinwu).

Mainly responsible for maintaining law and order in the capital; when the emperor goes on patrol, he will accompany the emperor and escort him around. The third is the city gate garrison. It was first established during the reign of Emperor Wu, and the city gate school captain was placed in charge, and his relatives and close ministers served as commanders.

There are Sima and the Twelve City Gates below, leading the troops to guard the Twelve City Gates of Chang'an. Alongside the Eastern Han Dynasty, the Twelve City Gates of Luoyang also set up gate garrison troops to guard, and the number of soldiers was slightly reduced.

At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, relatives and eunuchs supported the army and divided the country.

General He Jin, a relative of the general, and the fifth battalion of the Northern Army and Qimen, behind Yulin, the eunuch group recruited young people from the capital to establish the Eighth School Wei Army of Xiyuan.

Each school was led by one captain, and the general was led by the military academy captain, thus creating a situation where relatives and eunuchs were in charge of the capital's troops.

Prefecture soldiers are local soldiers. In the early Han Dynasty, Emperor Gaozu ordered each prefecture to select those who were brave and powerful. According to the terrain, they would be equipped with officers, knights, light chariots, and ships, each with their own positions. They would also participate in military training in peacetime.

The number of people in the Daji army, imitating the Han Dynasty:

The establishment of a battalion in the Han Dynasty was 2,000 men.

The military system of the Han Dynasty was calculated based on multiples of two and five.

The most basic unit is a corps, that is, there is one corps leader for every five people.

There are two Wu Why, and every ten people have one Shi Chang.

There is a team of five, and there is one team leader for every fifty people.

The two teams form a village, and there is a village leader for every 100 people.

The two villages formed a qu, and there was one military lord for every two hundred people.

Two pieces of music form one piece, and there is one military commander for every four hundred people.

Usually every five units form a battalion, which is an independent combat unit. Usually the leader of the army is a general or a captain.

The positions and salaries of senior civil officials in the Han Dynasty were as follows:

1. Prime Minister, with gold seal and purple ribbon, and a salary of ten thousand stones.

The prime minister is in charge of directing duties, assists the prime minister, reports lawlessness, and earns a salary of thousands of stones.

The prime minister has a long history, assists the prime minister, supervises and leads the officials, handles various government affairs, and has a salary as high as a thousand stones.

When the prime minister goes to war, his salary is equivalent to six hundred stones.

The history of the prime minister, with a salary of four hundred stones.

The prime minister, Shao Shi, has a salary of three hundred stones.

Dong Cao was in charge of the state affairs of the county, appointed by the chief historian, and went out to supervise the prefectures and counties. His salary was four hundred shi.

The Western Cao Dynasty leads hundreds of officials to perform tasks, and is in charge of the advancement and retreat of officials in the palace. The salary of the rank is four hundred dan.

Yi Cao is in charge of planning affairs. Ci Cao is in charge of commenting on lawsuits. Reporting to Cao is in charge of the chapter and affairs. Thieving Cao is in charge of thieves and thieves. Jue Cao is in charge of crime and legal affairs. Ji Cao is in charge of bookkeeping and planning affairs. His salary is three hundred shi.

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Second, Taiwei

Taiwei is an official position in the court second only to the Prime Minister. He specializes in military affairs. His status is the same as that of the Prime Minister. It is the highest military attache position. He has a salary of ten thousand stones, a gold seal and a purple ribbon. Officials mainly include long history and chief records.

Three, Yushi doctor

The imperial censor mainly exercises the functions and powers of the deputy prime minister. He is the assistant to the prime minister and supervises all administrative activities of the officials, including the prime minister. He has the lowest status among the three officials, with a rank of two thousand dan, and a silver seal and green ribbon.

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He took a deep breath of fresh air, his chest trembling.

Confused, confused, and all kinds of emotions came to my mind.

Where is this?

Afterwards, Shi Yu subconsciously looked around and became even more confused.

A single dorm?

Even if he was successfully rescued, he should be in the ward now.

And my own body...how could I not have any injuries at all?

With doubts, Shi Yu's eyes quickly swept across the room, and finally his eyes rested on a mirror beside the bed.

The mirror showed his current appearance. He was about seventeen or eighteen years old, and he looked very handsome.

But the problem is, this is not him! Download the Star Reading app and read the latest chapters for free without ads.

My previous self was a handsome young man in his twenties who had been working for a while.

And now, no matter how you look, this appearance is that of a high school student...

This change left Shi Yu stunned for a long time.

Don't tell him that the operation was successful...

My body and appearance have all changed. This is not a matter of surgery or not, but magic.
To be continued...