Soldiers are the most realistic group, and the military is the most democratic institution in China. In such a major event as going out to meet the battle, the Chinese army has to rely on the democratic decision-making of the soldiers.

It stands to reason that if the army wants to fight, it is the most class-oriented and authoritative, but there is no way. In ancient times, any general who tried to control and drive the army by means of so-called iron blood, nationality and other means had only one end, and was tortured and killed by mutinous soldiers. The feelings of the family and the country lead the troops, that is to use love to generate electricity, and the policy is warm.

After the Eastern Han Dynasty, Qiu Badu, who was a soldier, already knew who was the most powerful when it came to the end. Princely generals, thousand-year-old nobles can't match a steel knife. Slaughtered a wealthy nobleman, hundreds or thousands of little ladies. The emperor is only the warlord who has the best relationship with the soldiers, the strongest negotiation ability, and the most popular warlord.

Many people fantasize that it is impossible for the army to follow the order of the general when he gives an order. If you do that, the soldiers will come to your door with knives and kill your whole family.

Battle is the core business of the army. In the feudal army, only a small number of people will always go out to fight. In an efficient army, 70 percent of the soldiers can be sent out, and 30 percent of the soldiers can be sent out. The ratio of seventy-three is already a strong army, and there have been a few brief periods of time in thousands of years to reach such a level. The number of troops that can be sent out and the number of people who guard their homes are often three to seven, and those who can do it are elite.

It is impossible for this part of the elite soldiers who can go out of the team to come out. The commander must convey what he wants to do to the soldiers through the junior officer non-commissioned officer and collect feedback from the soldiers.

At most, I propose to the soldiers, how about we send 5 soldiers today?

Soldiers will generally carry knives and say no, and today there will be a maximum of 2 soldiers.

Then everyone played a haha together, took a middle number, and made 3 into 4 soldiers.

For example, there are 5,000 officers and soldiers in the regular barracks led by a top-level general soldier, of which half of the 2,500 must be men, grooms, servants, and slaves. and the impostor people, the strong men who were temporarily arrested and gathered in numbers. The feudal army had few resources and poor treatment, and these useless soldiers lacked food and clothing, and could not even wear armor. On the battlefield, it is a two-legged sheep that walks on the battlefield, and is killed by the soldiers to eat meat without food. Zu Dashou guarded the Daling River, and he ate tens of thousands of guards in Shandong.

Among the remaining 2,500 people, discuss with the soldiers, brother, tomorrow we will send 3 adults out of the team. The soldiers were in a good mood and agreed, and 750 people were out. These 750 people are the financial resources of a province, and all the living forces that can be used for that battle. If the soldier is in a bad mood or the enemy army is too strong, or if he is not full today, he will not be able to serve today, and the commander can only stare dryly.

It is delusional to force the troops, and the lord will have to worry that his little life will not be there tomorrow, and the delicate concubine who is still in his arms tonight will not be dragged by the soldiers tomorrow.

The commander has to do what the soldier says, the soldier will send as many people as he says, fight wherever he says, and withdraw when he says he will withdraw. For example, Liu Guangshi in the Southern Song Dynasty and Zuo Liangyu in the Ming Dynasty.

Most of them are not as good tempered as these two, and they will generally talk to the soldiers, and the extent to which they can do it depends on the negotiation ability of the commander, the resources behind him, the past achievements and a series of complex factors.

This indicator may be quantified by the charisma value. If the army is a brother who has grown up with the main general from birth to death in a small team, then it is obvious that the main general's charisma value will be very high.

A soldier's willingness and ability to negotiate depends on more complex factors such as the strength of the enemy and the culture of the troops. Some troops chose to directly raise their knives and cut down the commanders. Some troops will be tactful, turn around on the battlefield and run away and sell you. There are also a lot of people who defected before the battle, and they are all eating food and serving as soldiers everywhere, who will do the of the emperor in Guanqiu.

Nationalism? Shaving your head and keeping your braids? Sometimes it's important, sometimes it's not. This is also one of the reasons why there were repeated defections of the army in a large area at the end of the Ming Dynasty.

Bringing troops is a complicated thing, it's business. It can be understood as a kind of multi-party business negotiation, which is a business with many counterparties. If you can't bring troops and really want to fight, it is nothing more than a death to repay the king.

None of the generals have Yue Wumu, Qi Jiguang's talents, and most of them still follow the normal route. A good general is usually a mouth-to-mouth party, leading soldiers with extremely strict and fierce voices on the surface, but in fact he loves soldiers like children, and he will do whatever the soldiers tell him to do. This is a general who is more good at leading troops, at least to be the so-called confidant of Sun Tzu's Art of War.

The most terrifying thing is that those rookies who read a few war books and war strategies, and won thousands of miles away in obscenity, were sold and didn't know what was going on. This kind of person is the imperial capital airborne troops and has studied for a few days, with the ideal of serving the country, eager to seal the wolf Juxu, Yan Ran Leshi, and after a few strategies, the lupine scarf talks and laughs between the most talented talents.

In order to improve the combat effectiveness of the army, the generals of the border army abandoned the useless battalions and turned to slavery. Raise a squad that can go out to meet the battle in the form of a semi-official and semi-domestic slave in the camp, reduce the number of negotiation counterparties, and improve combat efficiency. Similar to the tooth soldiers of the fifth generation, the salaries of other battalion soldiers were deducted and the family was supported. Raising soldiers as sons, these camps supported the military operations in the late Ming Dynasty.

Wild boar skin made further, he has a nation. Slavery and the system of guards shaped the entire Tatar clan into the Eight Banners, which was not reproducible. Moreover, this harsh military slavery based on looting also had no ability to preserve its freshness, and with the entry of the Eight Banners, the importance of slavery in production and life declined significantly, and the system of the Eight Banners soon moved closer to the Green Camp and the Ming Army. The banner lord Wangye, Gushan Ezhen led the troops, and he also had to discuss with the rabbit cubs below, of course, at this time, the negotiation ability of the senior nobles of the Eight Banners was still very strong.

The so-called officers and soldiers rarely go out to see the battle.

If it was two armies of similar strength, the commander fed the silver and bribed the soldiers and coaxed the uncles out of the camp.

The opposite is the same.

The two armies approached, separated by two cannon ranges, generally more than 2 miles.

Scolding in the air, this kind of scolding war is fighting.

The army that is a little more dedicated will make the battlefield full of gunsmoke by firing guns and guns, and in fact it will not kill people at all.

Nonsense, they're all mercenaries, it's a meaning to go out of the team, and when you go back, you have to take the silver to find the little lady outside the camp to be happy, isn't it really a brain disease? This is not a special case for China, and there are many examples of this kind of warfare in the mercenary era in Europe, most notably in Italy. Sadly, it is this kind of mercenary who treats being a soldier as a business, and the combat efficiency is much stronger than that of the Tang Dynasty's government soldiers and the Ming Dynasty's guard soldiers.

The soldiers are very sensitive, and they can detect which side is strong and confident in the air-scolding battle, and which side has more powerful reinforcements behind. After an hour of scolding, the weaker side withdrew, and the stronger side looked at the situation, either pursuing or collecting troops back to the camp. After considering many distractions such as money, women, and tasks, the generals decided whether to join the family and charge into battle.

Tatar officials at all levels invited soldiers from the inner court and large (Tatar) soldiers to Beijing, and most of the time the hundreds of soldiers of the Eight Banners who were not invited to the battlefield really played a decisive role. Rather, the Eight Banners are behind, and it is obvious that the main general is valued by Beijing and has strong negotiation ability with the soldiers. Moreover, before the myth of the Eight Banners was shattered, the Green Battalion soldiers were more confident in the battles of scolding in the air and the battles of air cannons.

The banner of the Eight Banners appeared on the battlefield, and most of the Ming troops did not dare to scold, and the momentum was insufficient. There was such a case in Liaodong, where the Ming army and the Tatars scolded each other across the river.

"My wife and daughter."

The Eight Banners laughed and dragged out more than 100 Han girls from the camp tent, dressed in red and purple.

"If this generation of women is a, she is a, and she lusts for adultery."

The Ming army was depressed and demoralized. The Eight Banners took the opportunity to cross the river, and dozens of cavalry easily defeated thousands of elite Liaodong border troops, basically chasing and killing and beheading at will. This is the scolding war that has been lost miserably, and the subsequent battle cannot be fought.

The battle record is the best thing to do, no matter which side, after retreating, find a few villages, towns and even county towns near the battlefield and slaughter them, and the soldiers relax their tired bodies in the war on the civilian women, cut off the heads of the men and go back to repay the merits.

The literati staff turned on the pen overnight, the wonderful pen was born, the officers fought more repeatedly, the soldiers were born and died, and the commander of the army was full of wisdom, just like Jiang Taigong Zhang Zifang was in the middle of strategizing. This is the strategy in the book, this is the war in the book, in fact, it is useless.

Bloody battles are more about siege warfare. At this time, it is going to be really fought, the defenders have no choice, and their parents, wives and children are behind them. The attacker is the Red Eye, and the city is a place of wealth and beauty. And the besieging army usually has a clear advantage, the main general promised everyone in Kaecheng to live happily for ten days, and the morale of the officers and soldiers was high, which was a matter of life. After the city is broken, there are a lot of little ladies who don't want money, and they can play as much as they want.

Among all the famous Chinese generals, Yue Fei is the only one. Yue Fei's charm value exploded, he spent ten years maintaining the army with his ideals, and held his breath for the Northern Expedition. Yue Fei is the general who commanded the most battles in Chinese history, with a 100% victory rate. It doesn't matter if you are a heavy-armored iron cavalry outside the gate or an elite Han army, Yue Fei just ran into it head-on, scolding the war? Inexistent. For Yue Fei, his biggest trouble was finding the hidden enemy army and then placing the army in the right place. Shaoxing withdrew its troops in ten years, and his ideals were shattered, and Yue's army was discouraged. "Ten years of work will be ruined in one fell swoop." Yue Fei knew very well that the ideal insurance period was not long. Even if the personnel of the backbone of the army have not changed, the Jinghu garrison army has never been able to recover to its peak combat strength.

The Ming army is an ordinary feudal army in Chinese history, and it has been fighting like this for more than a thousand years, and the Ming army and the green camp are no exception.

Zhang Shijie is still an orthodox Ming army, and he will not be less in the Ming army's system.

Zhang Shijie recalled He Huchen, who was stationed in the front line of Zhaixia City Inspection Division, sent 2,500 troops, and left 500 to watch his family.

This is thanks to the clear structure of Zhang Buming's army, the clear division of classes in the army, the barely complete equipment and logistics, and the cohesion of officers and men because of the existence of a solid rear, which is better discipline than the ordinary Ming army and has high combat efficiency.

The 1500 Ming army left the county seat of Fuchuan and drove north along the ancient road of Hezhou built by the Qin and Han dynasties. More than 100 horses and nearly a thousand footmen from civil officials picked up the flat burden and walked at the end of the line with their baggage.