The general will be accompanied by a group of sergeants in charge of flags and drums to help them convey orders, so it is also called "commander in chief";
According to the factors such as the formation of arms, the army is divided into several relatively independent combat units, about 1000 people, under the command of a commander, who is equipped with a flag representing his headquarters. During the deployment, the military forces of various ministries will gather together and stand as required. Infantry usually stand in an array, flanked by cavalry. Most of our infantry are equipped with bows and arrows, so there are no special archers. In combat, the ministries will be formed under the leadership of the commander.
Each thousand-person team will be further divided into hundreds of adult units under the command of the centurion. Before the Han Dynasty, cavalry was not developed (which is why Zhao's Wu Wangling was "riding and shooting in a huff"), and chariot warfare was the main form of war. A chariot is pulled by 2~4 horses, and there are 3 people in the chariot-the imperial guards are in the middle, the soldiers are on the right, the archers are on the left, and 70 ~ 6540 people follow the chariot.
Every hundred-man team will stand in a row when fighting, so officers promoted from the grassroots are also called "ranks." Standing in the front row with a big figure has the most opportunities to make contributions. As soon as the people in the front row fall down, the people behind them will make up for it immediately-that's it. There are about 10 people in each row. These people live in tents and eat by the same bonfire. He is the closest comrade in arms. Each platoon will elect a "commander-in-chief" or "commander-in-chief", which is equivalent to the current monitor. The commander-in-chief is responsible for teaching recruits the most basic combat skills and twisting this group into a rope, because the person standing around you is the only one you can rely on in the battle.
The above is the permanent establishment. Sometimes, according to the scale of the battle and the number of soldiers, several thousand-man teams are temporarily placed under the command of a certain department (the department itself may be the commander). Looking at the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, we often hear the saying that the commander is in direct command. Commanders temporarily assigned to the headquarters belong to the Ministry, but once the troops are reorganized, this affiliation may be invalid. You can use the flag of the Ministry.
Such compilation had already taken shape in the Zhou Dynasty. See [Historical Records Zhou Benji], the relevant passage of the battle of Makino in Zhou Wuwang, in which the titles of "commander of thousands and centurion" have appeared (not initiated by the Romans).
-Gorgeous dividing line.
The general has almost all the means to issue orders, such as flags, horns, drums, gongs, gestures, passwords and so on.
However, the minimum establishment that a general can directly command is a thousand-man team. When making a battle plan, you can only consider the level of a thousand troops at most. The ancient art of war likes to combine yin and yang metaphysics, so it also uses gossip to indicate the position when deploying. Therefore, there will be stars such as Suzaku Xuanwu on the flag of every thousand men's team, which are also expressed in color.
At the beginning of the game, the two sides will greet each other first, and then return to their respective positions to prepare for the bow and arrow exchange. The sergeant around the general will shake the flag representing the bow and arrow (such as bird pattern) and give orders to the ministries through a certain combination of actions (equivalent to semaphore).
After receiving the order, the commanders of various ministries will make preparations through passwords or gestures (waving weapons is also a kind of gesture), such as sending spearmen to the front row and setting up shields; Soldiers prepare bows and arrows, etc. And commanders generally only use flags (for ceremonial purposes), horns, gestures and passwords. Cavalry prefer to use horns, which is really convenient; The Mongolian army of the Yuan Dynasty was also equipped with drummers on horseback, which was very similar to the Kodo beast in war3 (exactly, the whole orc race was very similar to Mongolia).
After receiving the order, the centurion uses the password to dispatch his own personnel to carry out specific actions, such as marching to a specific place, standing at attention, and the soldiers in the front row put their spears flat (a 7-meter-long gun was unearthed from the Terracotta Warriors and Horses, 1 person can't play it, and three rows of people need to cooperate). Centurion didn't have any etiquette ceremony, and tied a yak-tailed halberd at most.
When everything is ready, we wait for the general's order. The whole preparation process was quite quiet, so we shouted "Let go!" You can basically hear them. Suddenly the arrow is like a migratory locust, and the sun and the moon have no light. The centurion team responsible for releasing arrows will also give orders to control the order of releasing arrows, such as the first three rows and the last three rows alternately standing up to release arrows and crouching down to prepare.
When the other team's formation began to break up, they were ready to attack. It was noisy at this time, and the general's call could not be heard (tens of thousands of people). He played a trombone to attract the attention of various ministries and announced it by semaphore. Then he beat the drum slowly and ordered the attack.
After the commander gives the order, he leads the headquarters along the established direction, and pays attention to the general's order and the positions of other ministries. He accepted the 100-man team and began to move forward with the commander's flag. Before reaching the distance, he began to charge and guide his energy. As a cover, the 1000-man team continued to shoot arrows, ready to go into battle at an appropriate time.
Centurion is busy now. On the one hand, he should pay attention to marking his centaur team, shouting slogans to control the progress of his team, so as to keep pace with other centaurs and cover his flank. On the other hand, he should boost the morale of his team and maybe sing military songs.
As the two sides approached the last distance, the drums became urgent, and immediately ShaSheng blasting, began to sprint. At this time, almost all the people in the back row rushed forward with shields, holding the people in front. After the initial impact, the battle developed into a staggered stalemate, and the infantry was usually divided into 2-3 people, fighting back to back. This is the most difficult time to command, and it is very difficult to give orders and carry them out, so the general can only command so much. This is also the most tested one.
The commander-in-chief will constantly change the formation according to the usual training methods, and pay attention to the cooperation with other thousand-man teams. For example, if the foot soldiers are engaged in battle ahead, the cavalry thousand troops will attack the enemy's rear in time. At the command, the commander-in-chief will blow the horn, attract the attention of the military forces at the headquarters, and command and even lead the military forces to charge. Pay attention to the 100-man team under his command at any time, gradually withdraw for a temporary rest, and the follow-up troops will follow up and cover the retreat.
The 100-man team should also pay close attention to the commander's orders, adjust the formation in time, and fill the vacancy in time. Those who have been scattered must try their best to regroup, and there is only one dead end if they let themselves go. At the same time, they should closely follow the commander's standards and strive to protect the commander's safety. When the standard drops, the morale of the army will be greatly damaged, and it is also a shame to lose the leader in the Ministry.
At this stage, the army is noisy. The sound of the horn is particularly bright. When the horn sounded, soldiers often looked up for the flag of their headquarters. As long as the flag is still there, the soldiers will have a bottom in their hearts. The general observes the standards of various ministries, adjusts the deployment in time, and focuses on attacking the weak parts of the enemy. It usually takes a general-a commander-a centurion to issue an order to carry it out. You can do it at this time.
When the brave side gained the advantage, the enemy began to retreat. Troops with lax orders will be robbed, and captains of thousands and centurions will come out to stop them in time. The Qin dynasty decided the meritorious military service by the number of heads, so several people competed for the record of a head. According to different operational purposes, generals can order pursuit, ring the bell and retreat to the camp. Retreat should also be cautious to prevent the other side from fighting back.
Generally, the bonfire is only used as an early warning signal to report the attack of enemy soldiers to the central government. The book also calls the beacon smoke "wolf smoke", because the ancients thought that the smoke produced by making a fire with wolf dung could scare away the enemy. In fact, most of them are lit by pouring oil on ordinary wood fires, and then covered with wet leaves or blankets, which will produce thick smoke. You can use a thick blanket to block the fire and put it down from time to time to form a "flashing" signal to convey a certain meaning. And mirrors.
As a supplement to the bonfire, the houma command system reappeared. Every once in a while, a post station is set up to replace the post soldiers with horses. Running all the way, a post soldier with a letter, just got off his horse at one stop and jumped on another horse to prevent the report of the frontier from being brought back to the Central Committee, and then traveled all the way to convey the order of the Central Committee to the frontier.
I won't get points, just like a happy mouth.