At the end of the Ming Dynasty, there were roughly two types of cavalry formations in the border army.

The inventors of these two formations are Qi Jiguang and Sun Chengzong.

Take, for example, a single cavalry battalion.

Qi Jiguang's cavalry battalion consisted of 12 people as a small team, three squads as a flag team, and three flag teams as a team of 100 people, with a total of 100 people.

There is a general manager on the four hundred totals, and a thousand general on the top of the two totals.

A cavalry battalion had three thousand on the left, center, and right.

The cavalry under the three thousand total had slightly different weapons, divided into pure teams and flower teams.

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