Military service in the Han Dynasty Can labor be replaced by fu

No, you cannot.

In the Tang Dynasty's rent adjustment system, the Yong in it was to replace forced labor with physical goods.

No, it was not until the Sui and Tang dynasties that there was a modulation of rent and yong, and "yong" and "tune" were to use silk and money instead of labor and military service.

You can buy people to replace them, but it is impossible for the poor, and the rich businessmen are different.

Even what is the more endowment of the Han Dynasty?

The following is wrong, not Li Guang, but Zhang Qian.

No, not in the early stage, but in the later stage.

It doesn't make a difference, it all means forced labor. Conscription: The unpaid labor that the ancient Chinese rulers forced civilians to perform, including forced labor, miscellaneous labor, military service, etc.

Labor is láo yì, a Chinese word for forced labor.

Introduction

Conscription, Tang Chen Ziang's "On the Turkic Table for Qiao to Make Up for the Que": "At that time, Yan Qi Haidai won food and paid for it, and the conscription was troublesome and unbearable. Song Sima Guang's "Persuading the Peasants": "Today's farmers work hard, eat in evil clothes, breed hundreds of grains, endow them with extraction, and go out into forced labor. ”

Labor service, Chapter 18 of the first part of Liu Qing's "History of Entrepreneurship": "After recuperating from his injuries and serving 3824 days of labor, Wang Er returned to Wangjiabaozi from the county seat. "Song Zhao and Shi "Bin Retirement Record" Volume 5:

The evolution trend of China's ancient enslavement system: (1) The taxation standard gradually transitioned from being based on people to mainly on acres, and the proportion of poll tax in the tax was getting smaller and smaller, which was marked by the two tax laws of the Tang Dynasty. (2) The gradual development from physical rent to monetary rent was marked by a whip law in the Ming Dynasty.

3) The time of taxation gradually developed from irregular time to basic time, marked by the two tax laws of the Tang Dynasty. (4) The peasants developed from having to serve a certain amount of conscription and military service to being able to serve on their behalf, and the levy levied by the Han Dynasty was the earliest tax in Chinese history. (5) The types of taxes have gradually decreased from numerous to numerous, marked by a whip law in the Ming Dynasty.

6) With the development of the commodity economy, heavy taxes on commodities are gradually imposed.

Ancient Chinese rulers forced civilians to perform unpaid labor, including forced labor, miscellaneous labor, military service, etc. In ancient times, all labor activities carried out by the state to engage in labor activities carried out by people of all strata without compensation were called forced labor, including forced labor and military service. Labor, or láoyì, refers to the ruler forcing the people to serve on errands.

The origin of conscription is very early, and there are regulations in the "Book of Rites and the Imperial System" about the Hongran Zhou Dynasty's levy and issuance of sedan chairs and silver servitude. The closing banquet "Mencius" has a record of "the conquest of forced labor". The Qin and Han dynasties had more soldiers, regular soldiers, and military soldiers.

In the following dynasties, there were many names of conscription, and the methods were harsh, and the people were brutally oppressed.

Rent modulation.

During the Sui and Tang dynasties, in order not to violate the agricultural time, a "yong" was added on the basis of the previous rent modulation, which became the rent yong modulation. It is conceivable that in the busy agricultural season, it is the time when the strong men are needed to farm or harvest, if at this time many strong men have to join the army and cannot go to farming, this will affect production very much, especially in the case of heavy agriculture and suppression of business in the past. Therefore, each "yong" was added, that is, in the busy agricultural season, silk silk can be used instead of conscription, as long as a certain amount of silk and silk is paid, you can not serve in the military.

This system greatly mobilized the enthusiasm of the peasants at that time.