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Generally, they are recommended by more senior civil officials, or people who stand out from the crowd.

One is recommended by the family, and the other is the martial arts exam, and there is also the ** recommendation.

In the emphasis on literature and light on martial arts, leading troops to fight also requires military generals, and the final winner through the competition is the champion.

Generally, they are recommended by more senior civil officials, and they are also evaluated.

In addition to being strong in martial arts, military attachés must also have the leadership ability to see the six ways and listen to all directions.

You can start as a small soldier, use your military exploits to get promoted, or participate in the martial arts exam.

In addition to being strong in martial arts, military attachés must also have a vision of the six roads, and the main thing is to be strong in kung fu.

I think that the martial arts hall at this time is based on the results in addition to the selection of martial champions.

It is a person who stands out from the usual merits, or the level of work.

The Xia, Shang, and Western Zhou dynasties implemented the Shiqing Shilu system. By the time of the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, the ruling class reformed the old system, and in order to enrich the country and strengthen the army, it made an exception to appoint some people with low status and outstanding talents. During the Warring States Period, the "military merit system" appeared, and the trend of "raising soldiers" arose, recruiting talented and eloquent talents, regardless of their origins, to serve the monarch and princes.

In the Qin Dynasty, officials were selected on the basis of "opening fields" and military merits. But these are not a complete system for electing officials.

In the Han Dynasty, in order to meet the needs of national rule, a set of systems for selecting and promoting officials was established, called the "inspection system". Examination is a bottom-up system for selecting talents, also known as election. Liu Bang, the ancestor of the Han Dynasty, asked the county to recommend wise men and doctors with the ability to govern the country, and set a precedent for the inspection system.

Emperor Hui and Empress Lü (who ruled in 194 BC and 180 BC) edicted the filial piety brother Litian, and the examination began to have subjects.

After the Sui and Tang dynasties, it developed into the imperial examination system, which was practiced for 1,300 years and became an important system for electing officials in China.

Before the imperial examination, it was generally military merit, recommendation, blessing and other methods.

In ancient times, it was sparsely populated, and they were all soldiers.

It seems that there is none, and even if there is, it is an individual, but it does not say that it is possible to despise all civil officials.

Most of the military attaches are generals or something, and there is not only one general.

And you see that the words of civil officials are like prime ministers, and there is only one prime minister in the court. One prime minister can overwhelm most of the military attachés.

Personal opinion, don't spray if you don't like it, thank you,

It may be the Admiral of the Nine Gates, although this position is not of high rank, but it has a lot of power, and the emperor's net worth and life depend on it.

Since the Song Dynasty, they have begun to emphasize literature over military force, and the ** of the same level are all civil officials who have more rights than military officials.

China's last feudal dynasty had a very strict hierarchy, and many people had to abide by the established hierarchy, although the Qing Dynasty was not.

The system of emphasizing literature over military force was perfected in the Northern Song Dynasty.

The Song Dynasty has a very unique position in the development process of Chinese history, this dynasty politically adopted the policy of "advocating literature and suppressing martial arts", so that since then, the development of Chinese history has never appeared in the situation that local separatist forces seriously threaten the rule of **. The important figures were Song Taizu Zhao Kuangyin and Prime Minister Zhao Pu.