In the Eastern Han Dynasty, Taifu was the chief minister of Taiyi Palace because of his emphasis on Confucian classics. Taifu used this to instill his own political ideas into the prince. After the prince ascended the throne, he often took his teacher to record history and became the de facto prime minister. Historically, Zhao Xi, Deng Biao, yu zhang, Shi Feng, Feng Biao, Huangyan and Zhao Jun all recorded history under the guidance of a teacher. When the teacher dies, he will pay tribute to the official (no longer appointed). Emperor Ling of Han recorded history with Chen Fan as his teacher, and later Chen Fan was executed and succeeded by Hu Guang. This is the only exception. Unlike the Western Han Dynasty, which took Tai Shi, Tai Fu and Tai Bao as superiors, the Eastern Han Dynasty only took Tai Fu as superiors, and there were no Tai Shi and Tai Bao officials. When the Emperor was offered by the Han Dynasty, Dong Zhuo moved the capital to Chang 'an, became a teacher, and sat on the throne of a teacher. This was done by a powerful minister and will be abolished after death. According to "Han Guan", the officials of Taifu are: one is a long history, one is moved to Yipin, 24 are subordinate, 22 are lingshi, and 22 are royal. Changshi is the leader of the officials in Taifu Prefecture, in charge of playing things and giving advice. Shu is a senior official who works under Cao. Your history and the royal family are relatively junior officials, dealing with paperwork, horses and chariots and other trivial matters. During the Eastern Han Dynasty, Qiu, Situ and San ranked first. There are hundreds of staff members in the three public teachers, who are nominally the highest positions, but actually have no actual power. During the Eastern Han Dynasty, more than three famous Confucian scholars were appointed to carry out the idea of governing the country by Confucian classics. It's actually just a political vase. The emperor used ministers to participate in government affairs, not real power to pay the three fees. Because the three fairs are the epitome of Confucianism and Confucian classics, they often have to bear very serious responsibilities for small mistakes to show their high integrity. For example, Hong Song, a general, was dismissed after five years in office because there was no basis for the party's satrap in the assessment. In winter, Fu Zhan went to Dasitu to worship the high temple (the ancestral hall of Liu Bang, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty). Because He Nanyin had an argument with a captain in Li Si in the temple, Fu Zhan didn't play, so he was excused. Emperor Guangwu of Han Dynasty was very strict with ministers. Han Xin is Stuart, so he told the truth to avoid being sent back to his hometown and committed suicide with his son. After that, Ou Yangjuan and Dai She successively served as Da Situ, and in the end, they were both jailed, convicted and executed. Taiwei Guangwu acceded to the throne, and appointed Guan Fu to be responsible for assessing officials from all over the country. At the end of each year, the grade is evaluated and played to the emperor as the basis for the rise and fall of officers. There was Fu Wuhan at that time. Reference: The original note of the article "A Hundred Officials in the Later Han Dynasty" by Tai Wei wrote: "There are always rewards and punishments when you are in charge of the four-party military class." In the twenty-seventh year of Jianwu (5 1), Fu Gaiqiu. According to the system of the Eastern Han Dynasty, the three governments discussed the major policies of the country. Qiu's main way to participate in politics is to discuss the emperor's state affairs with Stuart and * * *, and then play the title after the discussion. In the Eastern Han Dynasty, only Mou Rong and Xu Fang recorded historical affairs with Tai Wei and participated in political affairs with Tai Fu. It can be seen that Qiu has no right to decide government affairs unless he is appointed as a senior minister. According to the system of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Tai Wei received Tai Chang, Wei Wei and Guang Luxun. The officials of Taiwei House are: with a long history, ranking thousands of stones, in charge of Cao affairs. Cao Yu, Shi and Shu are twenty-four. In Cao Cao, Cao is responsible for the appointment and removal of officials in Taiwei House; Cao Dong is responsible for moving two thousand stones; Hu Cao is responsible for household registration, sacrifice, farming and mulberry; Playing Cao is responsible for the memorial; Cao resigned and was responsible for hearing cases and accepting complaints; Facao is responsible for post office affairs; Cao Wei is responsible for recruiting and transporting soldiers and prisoners; Thief Cao is responsible for catching thieves; Jue Cao is responsible for ruling criminal law; Soldiers and Cao Cao are in charge of military affairs; Jin Cao is responsible for currency and salt and iron affairs; Cang Cao is in charge of national warehouse affairs. In addition, there is the main book Huang Ge, who is the chief officer of your officials. In addition, there are 23 members of your history and royal family. Your history is Qiu, who is in charge of etiquette deacon. The scribe is responsible for the management of all kinds of documents such as the memorial of Taiweifu; The doorman is in charge of the guards of Taiwei House. Other officials were transferred to Cao Cao to handle paperwork. Judging from the setting and duties of Cao Cao in Taiwei's mansion in the Eastern Han Dynasty, it seems that Taiwei's jurisdiction is very wide, but it is all nominal. The affairs led by Cao Cao, Qiu, have no rights in themselves, or are subject to the historical stage or just for official correspondence, and Qiu has no actual control over Cao Cao's affairs in this house. Emperor Guangwu of Situ Han acceded to the throne, and placed the great Situ official in charge of the education and etiquette of the people. Discuss the affairs of the emperor with Qiu and * * *, and play it after the discussion. Reference: Han Guan Yi: "When Wang Mang was in power, it was suggested that there was no official in the Han Dynasty, so the names of the three fairs were Sima, Da Situ and Da Sikong. Sai-jo (Liu) acceded to the throne, so he will not change it. " "Baiguan in the Later Han Dynasty" contains: "Stuart, male one. This note says: Mind your own business. Where filial piety, obedience, modesty, frugality, health, and death are concerned, the system should be controlled and the degree should be established. All the civil lessons of the Quartet will be clearly rewarded and punished at the end of the year. " In the twenty-seventh year of Jianwu (AD 5 1), he went to "Da" and was called Situ. SiTuLing teacher, crack hon son, TingWei three qing. There is an official with a long history, ranking 1000 stone. Belongs to 31 people. After Emperor Guangwu ascended the throne, he was appointed to be in charge of water conservancy projects, Yugoslav capital buildings, palace construction and other affairs. Discuss the affairs of the emperor with Qiu and Stuart * * *, and play it after the discussion. Reference: "The Han Dynasty Baiguan" says: "Take charge of water and soil affairs. Anyone who starts from the city, digs ditches and repairs graves, and discusses benefits and merits. The lessons of water and soil in four directions should be rewarded and punished by hitting their temples at the end of the year. " In the twenty-seventh year of Jianwu (5 1 year), he went to "Da" and was called "Sikong". In the 13th year of Jian 'an (A.D. 208), Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty was changed to suggestion, with the same title as the former suggestion and the same position. SiKongLing Zong Zheng, ShaoFu, SiNong three qing. There is a long history official, 29 long history officials, 42 long history and royal officials. Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty abolished Qiu, set up Fu, and added generals, generals in title of generals in ancient times, generals in chariots and generals in Wei. Emperor Guangwu of the Eastern Han Dynasty also abolished Fu as Qiu, the highest official in charge of military affairs and taxes, namely the highest military attache of the country. In the Eastern Han Dynasty, Tai Wei, Situ and Sikong were called "Three Fairs". Liu Guangwu, Emperor of the Eastern Han Dynasty, weakened the rights of Sangong. Later, the three fairs had almost no real power, just a symbol of honor. At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, the three public offices (Taiwei, Situ and Sikong) became vacant, and a government was set up in addition to the three public offices. Fu and the general are above the three fairs, such as the etiquette. During the Three Kingdoms period, all other countries set up taxes except the three fairs, which were generally promoted by generals. Such as: Cao Ren, Cao Xiu, Cao Zhen, the great masters of Wei; Jiang wan, the fu; Wu Youfu, Zuo Fu and You Fu are generally promoted by generals or generals, such as,,, historical records, Zhu Ran, etc. Jiuqing followed the Western Han system in the Eastern Han Dynasty, with Taichang, Guangluxun, Wei, Taifu, Dahonglu, Zong Zheng, Dasinong and Shaofu as Jiuqing. Different from the Western Han Dynasty, Jiuqing in the Eastern Han Dynasty was subordinate to Sangong. Tai Chang, Guang Luxun and Wei Sanqing belong to Tai Wei; Taifu, Tingwei and Dahonglu belong to Stuart; Common ones are Zong Zheng, Dasinong and Shaofu. In the Eastern Han Dynasty, all the nine officials in the Qing Dynasty added the word "Qing" to their official titles, such as Taichangqing, which ranked two thousand stones. In addition, the differences between the Eastern Han Dynasty and the Western Han Dynasty are: 1. In addition to the five senses of the Western Han Dynasty, corps commander, left corps commander, right corps commander, warrior corps commander and Yulin corps commander, Guang Luxun also added East corps commander, North corps commander, West corps commander and South corps commander. Second, Shaofu Shangshu was renamed Shangshutai, from Chang, Cao and Hakka Cao in the Western Han Dynasty to Chang, adding three Cao, and Hakka Cao was divided into Nanke Cao and Beike Cao. There are about two people in Shangshutai, six assistant ministers of Cao, three ministers and three ministers, and three ministers of Cao Zeng. Shangshutai organization is much more important and huge than Shangshu in the Western Han Dynasty. General Before the Qin Dynasty, General Wu Zhi was only called General, Former General, Later General, Left General and Right General. The generals of the Han dynasty were not permanent, but mainly conquered. Let's do it when we're done. At the beginning of Emperor Wendi's reign, there were generals riding and defending. The generals in the Eastern Han Dynasty are also an important part of the central government, including generals, generals in title of generals, chariot riders, Wei generals, former generals, post-generals, left generals and right generals. The general ranked third, while generals in title of generals in ancient times, generals in chariots and generals in Wei ranked in Jiuqing, ranking below the third. The front, back, left and right generals are listed as nine ministers, and they are not often placed. After the mid-Eastern Han Dynasty, the Empress Dowager was called the imperial court, consorts were ruled by generals, and together with Taifu and Sangong, they were called the Fifth Academy. The above generals have all opened their offices, including one Chang, one Sima, two corps commanders, twenty-nine others and thirty-one Lingshi. The general is led by this number, each with a department and a captain. During the Han and Wei dynasties, there were many people with military achievements, which made it more difficult to award official positions. So "general" is often preceded by a title as his official position. This title is uncertain, and there is no relationship between titles, so it is called miscellaneous general. Set things up temporarily, and then withdraw when you are done. Such as Xiaoqi, Louchuan, Liaoguan, Fu Bo, Ershi, Du Liao and Long Xiang. , or because of the troops he led (such as Xiaoqi and Material Officer), or because of the tasks he pursued (such as Li Guangli attacking Ershicheng). Due to the civil strife in the southern Xiongnu, general Liao has been in office since the eighth year of Yongping (65 years). After the end of the Han Dynasty, generals with the same name, such as Sizheng, Sizhen, Siping and Si 'an, began to appear.

Local official system

The Eastern Han Dynasty divided the area outside Luoyang into twelve states, and each state sent a secretariat as the chief executive. In addition, Jingzhao, Zuofengyi, Youfufeng, Hedong, Henan, Hanoi and Hongnong are seven counties under the jurisdiction of Li Si, which are called Lisi Department (also known as Han Department). Captain Li Si is an official in Beijing. His duty is to supervise the illegal activities of Beijing officials. In the Eastern Han Dynasty, every time I retired, it was because of the rectification movement of Captain Li Si, so the name of Captain Li Si was called "Xiong Zhi". When the emperor called the court, Tai Wei, Tai Wei Cheng and Shang Shuling each held one seat, which was called "three seats". The rank of a captain in Li Si is more than 2,000 stones, and he is both an official and engaged (so the official name often appears in popular Korean dramas recently) and a fake assistant (fake: agent; Left: Assistant. That is to say, an assistant who can act as an agent for affairs, etc. , led an armed police force composed of 1200 slaves, and also obtained the official name of a company captain. The Western Han Dynasty brought Zhou into the imperial system, and established Zhou Mu, with a grade of 2000 stone. In the eighteenth year of Jianwu (AD 42), it was changed to secretariat, ranking 600 stones. In the fifth year (A.D. 188), Emperor Ling of the Han Dynasty later changed it to rank 2000 stone. The secretariat of the Eastern Han Dynasty has a fixed station and official offices, so it is not necessary to correct the prefect Yin county order like the Western Han Dynasty, but it can be directly removed. After the change of state animal husbandry, he also led the imperial court and held a high position, which was somewhat similar to our Tang Dynasty, but the territory under his jurisdiction was not comparable to ours. Just like in the Western Han Dynasty, the secretariat had to travel around the counties to explore the political situation and return to Beijing at the end of the year. However, the secretariat of the Eastern Han Dynasty did not have to go back to Beijing in person, but sent subordinate officials to submit documents to Situfu. In the Eastern Han Dynasty, * * * established counties 105: 27 kingdoms, 7 counties under the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and 7 counties1county. In addition to the seven counties under the jurisdiction of the Military Affairs Department, Kingdom and Liexian are divided into different states, including Yuzhou, Jizhou, Yanzhou, Xuzhou, Bingzhou, Youzhou, Qingzhou, Jingzhou, Yangzhou, Yizhou, Liangzhou and Jiaozhou. In the Eastern Han system, the prince was crowned king and the county was the country. Every country has a fu and a Xiang. Fu is in charge of the palace, and his position is like that of a teacher in the Han Dynasty. Xiangru county satrap, in charge of government affairs; There is a man with a long history, and his position is like becoming an army. Another lieutenant, with a rank of 2000 stone, is an officer in charge of military and political affairs and catching thieves. There is a doctor in Wang Fu, ranking 1,000 stone, whose position is similar to that of the Han Dynasty, and he is in charge of doctors and doctors in Wang Fu. A servant, whose rank moved from time to time, was responsible for the training and control of horses and chariots in Wang Fu; Treat several people, rank 600 stones, rank as a minister; Several people prostrated themselves in worship, ranking 400 stones, and their duty was to go at the king's command; There are also owners, guards, medical foremen, immortals and priests, all of which are above 400 stones. The rank of the county magistrate is 2,000 stones, and only Henan County is established because of its capital. The official name is He Nanyin, ranking second to Jiuqing, ranking 2,000 stones. There is one Cheng in each county, with a title of 600 stones, who is in charge of civil affairs; Border counties (that is, counties located in border areas) have a long history, ranking 600 stone, and are responsible for military and political affairs. Under the long river of history, there was a Sima who was in charge of specific military command. In the Eastern Han Dynasty, there was no county magistrate in the mainland, and the prefect led the troops. Border counties are led by a captain or a feudal captain, and their status is slightly similar to that of smaller counties in the mainland. For example, in the first year of Han Yongyuan (AD 89), he was appointed as a vassal of Xihe and a vassal of Shang Jun; In the fifteenth year of Yonghe (AD 105), a captain was set up in western Liaodong; Han Andi set the right wind, Jing Zhao Hu Ya. The county-level local organizational system in the Eastern Han Dynasty is the same as that in the Western Han Dynasty. Liehou, whose fief is a county, is called Hou Guo. There is one person in Houzhou, which is equivalent to county magistrate or county magistrate (depending on the size of Houzhou). Xiangguo does not belong to Liehou, but is responsible for collecting taxes for Liehou. If there are more than 0/000 households in China, there will be a Jia Cheng and an illegitimate child, all of whom are Hou Fu officials, regardless of civil affairs; Less than 1000 households, only one illegitimate child will be placed. There were other townships and pavilions in the Eastern Han Dynasty, and each fief was a township and a pavilion. This kind of fief is under the jurisdiction of the county, which is equivalent to townships and pavilions. The fiefs of Empress, Empress Dowager and Princess are called cities, with different levels and lengths. The system of the city is equivalent to that of the state of Hou. Roads are set up in ethnic minority settlements, which are subordinate to counties, mostly located in southwest areas such as Ba and Shu, with ethnic minority tribal leaders as the chief. There is a county magistrate in a county with more than 10 thousand households, ranking 1000 stones; A county magistrate, in charge of civil affairs, documents and warehouses; The two county magistrates are in charge of public security. In a county with less than 10,000 households, there is a county magistrate with a rank of three or four hundred stones; Xian Cheng and Xian Wei each have one person. Every county in the Eastern Han Dynasty appointed salt officials to manage salt fields and mines and collect salt taxes. Iron-producing counties have iron officials in charge of smelting and casting. Set up workers in counties with developed handicraft industry, responsible for managing craftsmen and collecting industrial and commercial tax. Set up water officials in counties with developed aquatic products to manage fishing grounds and collect taxes. These officials do not belong to counties, but all belong to Shaofu and Department. The official system below the county level in the Eastern Han Dynasty is no different from that in the Western Han Dynasty. For details, please refer to the official system in the Western Han Dynasty.

List of Han and Wei generals

During the Spring and Autumn Period, the State of Jin was called a general, because it took Doctor Qing as its general. From the Warring States Period to the Qin and Han Dynasties, generals always took the lead in conquering, and set things right, invictus. Since the Han dynasty, the general has become the permanent commander-in-chief of the army, and his position has become more and more important. At first, the generals were awarded the titles of generals in turn, such as ancient generals, ancient generals, ancient generals, ancient generals, ancient generals, ancient generals, ancient generals, ancient generals, ancient generals, ancient generals, ancient generals, ancient generals, left generals, right generals and right generals. From the end of Han Dynasty to Wei and Jin Dynasties, expeditions were frequent and wars were increasing. So a variety of general titles were established, that is, miscellaneous generals, and gradually formed a series of general titles. General: As the head of a military commander, his official position is higher than the doctrine, sometimes higher than the doctrine, and sometimes lower than the doctrine. At the end of the eastern Han dynasty, the rank of mangoku was above the three fairs. At that time, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty took Cao Cao as the general, Yuan Shao as the general and Yuan Shao as the general, so the shame class was under Mao. Official history and Sima. An ancient general title: He was below the general, with the same rank as the general, sometimes above three, and sometimes below three. The rank of general in the middle is two levels: general, general in title of generals in ancient times and general in title of generals in ancient times: lower than general in title of generals in ancient times and higher than Shangqing. General Wei: You are below General Che Qi, ranking higher than Shang Qing. There are four generals: former generals, left generals, right generals and post generals. It started on weekends, but it was not often shown in the Han Dynasty. Gold-printed purple ribbon is listed on the supernatant. Positioning or stationing troops in the capital, or stationing troops at the border. After the end of the Han Dynasty, many common names, such as simple front, back, left and right, were gradually abandoned. Permanent senior general in the Three Kingdoms period. Responsible for the garrison and border police in the capital. Ranked Jiuqing, higher than other temporary generals. Lieutenant General: The ranks of military attaché s in the Han Dynasty are divided into three levels: general, lieutenant general and captain. Because generals are not often placed, they are called generals who command soldiers only in times of war. Therefore, the highest official position that a general military attache can usually obtain is a corps commander, with the official title of "Bi 2,000 Stone", who is in charge of the Royal Guards and is under the jurisdiction of Guang Luxun, such as a corps commander with five senses, a corps commander with left, a corps commander with right, a corps commander with samurai and a corps commander with feather forest. During the Three Kingdoms period at the end of the Han Dynasty, there were more and more people with military achievements, and many of them were made miscellaneous generals, but the corps commander became middle and lower officers. Captain: The captain is a military attache rank slightly lower than the commander of the Corps, with a rank of "more than 2,000 stones". In the Han Dynasty, there were eight governors, who were in charge of the north and south armies. During the Three Kingdoms period at the end of the Han Dynasty, more and more people made military achievements, many of whom were made miscellaneous generals, but a captain became a junior officer. Eight generals: Eight generals stationed in the capital since Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, in charge of the Central Army. They are Captain Changshui, Captain Tunqi, Captain Qi Yue, Captain Infantry, Captain Shesheng, Captain Zhong Lei, Captain Hu Qi and Captain Hu Ben. In the Eastern Han Dynasty, there was a captain in the provinces, a captain in Hu Qi and a captain in Hu Ben. During the Three Kingdoms period, the power of eight generals became smaller and smaller, and finally they all became junior officials. Four Commandments General (Four Commandments General): The names of generals are heavy, that is, East General, South General, West General and North General. It was first placed between Han and Wei, ranking above and below General Wei. During the Three Kingdoms period at the end of the Han Dynasty, there was a general's bugle, such as General Zheng, who ranked first among the generals in the three towns (four towns): the names of the important generals were General Zhendong, General Zhennan, General Zhenbei and General Zhenbei. It was first established between the Han and Wei Dynasties, ranking below Shang Qing and General Sizheng. During the Three Kingdoms period at the end of the Han Dynasty, there were trumpeter generals, such as General Zhenxi, whose ranks were listed as General San Gong Si An: General Anton, General Annan, General Anxi and General Anbei. In the Eastern Han Dynasty, there was this title, ranking in Shangqing and under the generals of the four towns. Siping General: The names of generals with heavy numbers, namely, Pingdong General, Pingnan General, Pingxi General and Pingbei General. It was first between Han and Wei dynasties, ranking in Shangqing and below General Si 'an. Viceroy: It originated in the late Han Dynasty and was set by Cao Wei. It is the first product. Not permanent, for the official, the full name is "Chinese and foreign military affairs commander." Those who added such officials were given senior generals such as Jeff and Huang Yue, who represented the emperor's authoritarianism. Wu Tongwei system. Shu and Han set up a central government to protect domestic and foreign military affairs. Viceroy: It was established in the late Eastern Han Dynasty. Because there is no subordinate relationship between generals with various miscellaneous numbers, the post of commander-in-chief is set up to supervise several armies, and later to be a military commander-in-chief, in charge of all the troops stationed in the state, as well as the civil affairs in the state, with great power. Upper General: First placed in the Three Kingdoms Cao Wei, Wei Wendi took Cao Zhen as the upper general, which was the highest title among the generals. Sun Quan also named Lu Xun as a general. Later, Dai Lu also held this position. General with miscellaneous names: During the Han and Wei Dynasties, there were many people with military merits, and the number of official positions was increased. So "general" is often preceded by a title as his official position. This title is uncertain, and there is no relationship between titles, so it is called miscellaneous general. The following are all miscellaneous generals: general strategist (strategist): one of miscellaneous generals. Liu Bei took Zhuge Liang as his strategist and general, and was in charge of internal and external military and political affairs. In addition, Cao Cao also set up a military adviser to offer wine, with Xun You as the military adviser, who has the right to decide on all military elections and the legal system of criminal prisons. Wu also used Zhu Ran as the right strategist. Leading general (leading, leading in China): one of the miscellaneous generals. Cao Cao once held the position of leader, which was held by Shi Huan. He was in charge of the imperial army with the praetorian guard, and later changed his name to China District Chief. Xelloss changed his name to the leading general, in charge of the Fifth Academy, Zhong Lei and Wuwei 3rd Battalion. Shu and Wu were also appointed as senior generals. General of the praetorian guard (praetorian guard, China praetorian guard): one of miscellaneous generals. While serving as a leader, Han Hao served as a guard and was in charge of the guard. Cao Pi was renamed the Imperial General. Shu and Wu were also appointed as senior generals. General Fenwu: One of the miscellaneous generals. At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Yuan Shao represented General Fenwu and Cao Cao when the hero of Kanto crusaded against Dong Zhuo. Jushou also served as a general of Fenwu in Yuan Shao's army; Lu Bu also held this position after killing Dong Zhuo. General Wei Fen: One of the general with miscellaneous brands. Man Chong once held this post. General Fu Bo: One of the general with miscellaneous brands. Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty got up and took charge of the water army, took his boat and waded into the rivers and lakes. When Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, Wei Lubode was appointed as a general, and the post was held at the end of the Han Dynasty. General Du Liao: One of the generals of the miscellaneous army. At the beginning of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, Fan led an army to cross Liao and attack Wu Huan. After Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty took the intention of crossing Liao, he was worshipped as a general of Liao, and Gao Rou held this position at the end of Han Dynasty. Guerrilla general: one of the general with miscellaneous brands. It was established in the Han Dynasty, and was in charge of the mobile units of guerrillas, fighting the enemy with cameras. Le Jin held this position at the end of the Han Dynasty. General Xiao Qi: One of the general with miscellaneous brands. Xiaoqi was the commander-in-chief of cavalry in the Han Dynasty, which means a warrior cavalry. When Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty took Li Guang as the Seventh General, he led the cavalry to attack the Huns, and Qin Lang of the Three Kingdoms Cao Wei held the post. General Duhu (Duhu): One of the miscellaneous generals. An officer in command of the generals. Cao Hong once held this position. General Qi Yue: One of the general with miscellaneous brands. Cao Zhang once held this post. General Li Feng: One of the miscellaneous generals. Cao Hong once held this position. General Chongchong: One of the miscellaneous generals. Le Jin once held this position. General Dangkou: One of the miscellaneous generals. Zhang Liao once held this position. General Mukou: One of the generals of the miscellaneous army. Ding Feng once held this position. General Hu Weiwei: One of the miscellaneous generals. Yu Jin once held this position. General Huya: One of the miscellaneous generals. Liu Xun once held this position. General Pingrong: One of the miscellaneous generals. Bu Zhi once held this position. General Pindi: One of the generals with miscellaneous brands. Zhang He once held this position. Attack general: one of the miscellaneous generals. Li Dian once held this post. General Lu: One of the miscellaneous generals. Sun Jian once held this position. General Broken Qiang: One of the miscellaneous generals. Zhang Xiu once held this position. General Wei Lu: One of the general with miscellaneous brands. Cang Ba once held this position. General Pinglu: One of the miscellaneous generals. Zhou Tai once held this post. General Lu: One of the miscellaneous generals. Zhang Fei once held this position. General Qiu Lu: one of the generals of the miscellaneous army. Huang Zhong once held this position. General Tauko: One of the miscellaneous generals. Wang Ping once held this position. General Rebellion: One of the generals with miscellaneous brands. Sun Ce once held this post. General Yang Wei: One of the miscellaneous generals. Cang Ba once held this position. General Yanwu: One of the general with miscellaneous brands. Man Chong once held this post. General Wei Zhen: One of the general with miscellaneous brands. Guan Fei once held this position. General Zhenwu: One of the miscellaneous generals. Sun Li once held this position. General Jianwei: One of the miscellaneous generals. Guo Huai once held this post. General Jianwu: One of the miscellaneous generals. Liu Feng once held this position. General Jiande: One of the miscellaneous generals, Cao Cao once held this post. General Jianxin: one of the miscellaneous generals. Shen Yi once held this position. General Jianzhong: One of the miscellaneous generals. Meng Da once held this position. General Kenichi: One of the miscellaneous generals. Yan Yan once held this position. General Anyuan: One of the miscellaneous generals. Yu Jin once held this position. General Anguo: One of the miscellaneous generals. Zhi Zhu once held this position. General Han An: One of the general with miscellaneous brands. Mi Zhu once held this post. General Fu Han: One of the miscellaneous generals. Li Yan once held this position. General Guo Fu: One of the general with miscellaneous brands. Lu Xun once held this position. Wu Mi, one of the generals of the miscellaneous army. Zhang Zhao once held this position. General Wuwei: One of the miscellaneous generals. Chu Xu once held this position. General Wuwei: One of the miscellaneous generals. Gongsun Du once held this post. General Xuanwei: One of the miscellaneous generals. Bu Rui once held this position. General Wu Zhao: One of the generals with miscellaneous brands. The Korean party once held this position. General Sui Wu: One of the miscellaneous generals. Jiang Bin once held this position. Backbone general: one of the miscellaneous generals. Chu Xu once held this position. General Zhongwei: One of the miscellaneous generals. Pang Hui once held this position. Champion general: one of the generals with miscellaneous brands. Ding Feng once held this position. General Yijun: One of the miscellaneous generals. Zhao Yun once held this position. Leading general: one of the generals of the miscellaneous army. Cao Xiu once held this post. Deputy General: One of the miscellaneous generals. Liu Feng once held this position. General Sui Jun: One of the general with miscellaneous brands. Yang Yi once held this position. General of town army: one of the generals of miscellaneous army. Zhao Yun once held this position. General Zhenyuan: One of the miscellaneous generals. Wei Yan once held this position. General Jun Fu: One of the miscellaneous generals. Used to keep the steps associated with this position. Fubian general: one of the miscellaneous generals. Lu Xun once held this position. General furong: one of the generals of the miscellaneous army. Zhang Ben once held this position. General Zhao De: One of the miscellaneous generals. Jian Yong once held this position. General Zhao Wen: One of the generals with miscellaneous brands. Yi Ji once held this position. General Zhong Bing: One of the generals with miscellaneous brands. Sun Gan once held this position. General Huaiji: One of the miscellaneous generals. Shen Dan once held this position. General Xingye: One of the miscellaneous generals. Li Yan once held this position. General Suiyuan: One of the miscellaneous generals. Sun Yu once held this position. General Suinan: One of the miscellaneous generals. Quan Cong once held this post. General Jie Zhong: One of the miscellaneous generals. Yang Hong once held this position. General Bong Yi: One of the miscellaneous generals. Jiang Wei once held this position. General Fuyi: One of the general with miscellaneous brands. Zhi Zhu once held this position. General Yi Li: One of the generals with miscellaneous brands. Pound once held this position. General willett: One of the general with miscellaneous brands. The Korean party once held this position. General Yokono: One of the generals of the miscellaneous army. Huang Xu once held this position. General Hengjiang: One of the miscellaneous generals. Lu Su once held this post. Supervision Army (Central Supervision Army): Supervise and inspect the duties of the army, and sometimes serve as a military adviser or a military adviser. Sima of other departments: Sima of the military department. The generals under the general have Sima of the military department, and those who don't lead the battalion are called Sima of other departments. The number of soldiers he leads is always appropriate and not fixed. Some generals: the names of junior generals are slightly lower than those of miscellaneous generals and higher than those of generals. During the war at the end of the Han Dynasty, a large number of partial generals belonging to the general office appeared, namely, partial generals, Bi generals and yamen generals. At that time, many military commanders were awarded the position of partial general. Such as Cao Zhen, Yu Jin, Zhang He, Guan Yu, Ma Chao, Zhao Yun, Zhou Yu, Lu Su, Monroe, Huang Gai, Quan Cong, Han Dang and other famous generals have all served as pianjiang. General yamen (Door God): He was originally a partial general placed by Liu Bei, and his rank was slightly lower than that of miscellaneous generals. Zhaoyun used to be a yamen general, but Chibi was moved to a partial general after the war, so yamen general was lower than partial general. Wei Yan is a general in the yamen. Cao Pi also set up a dental guard in the early years of Huang Dynasty, and his crown was the same as that of the miscellaneous general. Later generations are junior officers with teeth. General Bi: The general with the lowest rank is an assistant general in the army. Under the door: the lower officials of counties and States during the Han and Wei Dynasties. The whole Han dynasty was called "door supervisor thief", which was called "door supervisor", "thief supervisor" and "thief supervisor" for short. Wei and Jin dynasties were called "door overseers" or "account overseers". Manage soldiers and guards and act as inspectors and guides.