In the ancient night, when encountering battles, can you still fight against generals?

History is not romance and **, and real battles are not like that.

The generals are mainly responsible for arranging the troops, and may also take the lead in the charge, which is to kill people when they see them, and there is no need to find the opposing generals, which reflects that the generals are not afraid of death and can improve morale, while the marshal generally does not appear in the front, but only supervises or commands. Therefore, generally grasping the opponent's chief general or marshal is to completely defeat the opponent.

Heads-up, there are, but it doesn't have to be a general to go out to fight, it may be a line of soldiers, or it may be a guard, a small soldier, anyway, the strongest in your own army goes out, of course, if it is a general on your own side, if you can win, the effect is naturally different.

In the entire Romance of the Three Kingdoms, there are not many examples of generals beheading generals, Guan Gong beheading Yan Liang is true, that is quite powerful.

In the daytime, it is a general against a general? Unless it's a confrontation for a while, and in the end it's a random killing, killing or being killed. There are a lot of people, there is no way, it is difficult to manage, and it is not a fight between three or five people.

I've seen too much nonsense

In ancient times, night battles were rarely used in the real state of war.

As for what you said about "generals vs. generals, soldiers vs. soldiers", I'm dizzy, I must have been poisoned by ** "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" or something!

Encounters don't happen during the day. Except for the generals who are heads-up after setting up the formation, the rest are all hit.

There have been such periods in both Eastern and Western civilizations, based on the long-lasting samurai aristocracy. The Middle Ages in the West, the Spring and Autumn Period in China, and the First and Second Shogunate periods in Japan are all typical representatives.

Will be there will be, boost morale.

That's not true. Most of the time it's a scuffle, you can't tell who's who, just fight.

In the event of a draw: will not move, pawns scuffle.

When winning: Fight against the enemy.

When you lose: You will fight against enemy soldiers.

This sentence is quoted by many people, and the source is difficult to find.

will be a nest of bears", "There are no weak soldiers under strong generals."

Thousands of troops are easy to get, and one will be hard to find

This should be from Han Xin's "One soldier bears, one will bear a nest".

The Art of War.

Therefore, the army is attacked, the second is the enemy, the second is the army, and the next is to attack the city.

The modern interpretation of the second sentence, "the second to fight diplomatic relations", is to defeat the opponent diplomatically.

But when Cao Cao made a note, he wrote "Jiao, will be combined." Later, there were also people in the ten families, and the interpretation of "Jiao" was that the soldiers would fight. I suspect that it may be from here that the saying "general to general" and "soldier to soldier" emerged.

There is also a saying that in ancient times, there were three kinds of fighting generals, fighting soldiers, and fighting formations.

A fighting general is a clash between his generals, and the morale of the soldiers who win one side will be greatly boosted, and then the whole charge will occupy the morale advantage. And the losing side will withdraw its troops in order to prevent being defeated by the other side when morale is low. There are more in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Water Margin, Yue, Sui and Tang Dynasties, etc., which are easy to highlight the heroic image of the characters.

But there are not many records in the official history.

This tactic usually appears when the two sides are in a stalemate, so that the winning side will break the deadlock and win.

Fighting is the most common and commonly used method, and it is also the method that determines victory or defeat. According to Sun Tzu's Art of War, the two warring sides "have the right way?" Who will be capable?

Who has heaven and earth? What is the law? Which of the soldiers is stronger?

Soldiers' training? What is the reward and punishment? And many other conditions related to victory and defeat: "Know yourself and your opponent, you will not be defeated in a hundred battles, you will know the heavens and the earth, and victory is complete."

The fighting array is also recorded, but there are more in **. That is, one side lines up a formation and then the other party breaks it. The more famous ones are Zhuge Liang's Bagua Array, Yue Fei's Shuanglong Array that broke the Jin Soldiers, and the Tianmen Array that the Yang family's general Li Mu Guiying broke through. There are also many stories of fighting formations and breaking formations in the god list.

"Soldier to soldier, general to general" is just a popular saying in later generations.

In ancient times, there were three kinds of battles: fighting generals, fighting soldiers, and fighting formations.

Soldier-to-soldier and general-to-general were the default rules in ancient marching battles, as the battle was usually over as soon as the commander or general died. If we have to say what kind of writings it is, in the art of war, the earliest, most complete and most famous military work handed down in ancient China, it is mentioned that soldiers and generals fight their own battles.

I hope you are satisfied, thank you.

I've seen the Three Kingdoms.

When fighting, it shows that the soldiers will fight, and then the soldiers will go up, so the generals will fight first, and the soldiers will fight the soldiers last; In front of the two armies, the battle of generals often boosts morale, and can even lead to the victory or defeat of this war.

Take a look at Qi Jiguang's "New Book of Ji Xiao" in the Ming Dynasty

This ......Look at the 36 Strategies There is a sentence in this paragraph: Therefore, the army is plotted, the second is the enemy, the second is the army, and the next siege is considered relatively early.

Then there is a saying that fighting soldiers and fighting generals.

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