Ma Dai is the General of Pingbei in Shu Han, how big is this official position?

Ma Dai's Pingbei General was a lower-average military general. The official positions of the military generals in the Three Kingdoms are from high to low, roughly: general, hussar general, chariot general, general Wei, front and back, left and right four generals, four Zheng generals, four town generals, four An generals, four ping generals, miscellaneous generals, and partial generals.

Ma Dai's Pingbei generals are higher than miscellaneous generals and partial generals, but lower than the great generals, hussar generals, chariot generals, Wei generals, Sifang generals, Sizheng generals, Sizhen generals, Si'an generals, etc. Therefore, Ma Dai's official position is lower than average.

The official position is not large. There were a total of 11 ranks in the third phase of the late Han Dynasty, and Ma Dai, as a general of Pingbei, was in the last few official positions.

If this official position is placed now, it is at least a provincial and ministerial level, and the power and resources in his hands are very large.

A little higher status, bent because he has a lot of power in his hands. The highest selling in Shu Han is an official position, which is very important for the development of the country.

The status is very high. belongs to the official position of the sixth grade, his ability is very outstanding, and he has also been reused.

He has a very high status in Shu Han, and General Pingbei is a six-rank official, so I think he is very worthy of our admiration.

Ma Dai, a native of Fufeng Maoling (now Xingping, Shaanxi), birth and death unknown. During the Three Kingdoms period, he was a military general of the Shu Han Dynasty and the younger brother of the famous Shu Han general Ma Chao. The official is the general of Pingbei, the marquis of Chen Cang.

In his early years, he once escaped death from his hands, and later followed Ma Chao to fight. Later, after his death, he was sent by Yang Yi to kill the Shu general Wei Yan. He led the army out of the Northern Expedition, but was defeated by Wei and returned to the army.

Ma Dai (··local chronicle "Fufeng County, Shaanxi Province, Bumto Tu Zhizhi" has a record of "Ma Dai's character Bo Zhan Teng's subordinate son Shu Han worships Pingbei General Feng Chen Canghou and says Wu Hou", and in addition, Zhou Dahuang's "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" describes Ma Dai's character Zhonghua) official to Pingbei General, Chen Canghou, Ma Teng's nephew. is Ma Chao's cousin, an important general in the middle and late Han Dynasty. > In the nineteenth year of Jian'an, Ma Dai was attached to Ma Chao, and Ma Chao entrusted Ma Dai before his death.

Following Prime Minister Zhuge Liang's southern expedition to Meng Shu and the northern expedition to Cao Wei, Ma Dai has been on the battlefield for a long time, has many hardships, and fought calmly and bravely, winning Zhuge Liang's trust, and later after Zhuge Liang's death, Yang Yi ordered Ma Dai to kill Wei Yan, and Ma Dai successfully completed the task. > Introduction to Ma Dai During the period, Ma Chao, a famous general of the Shu Han Dynasty, was born from his younger brother Ma Dai.

Ma Dai, a native of Fufeng Maoling (now Xingping, Shaanxi), birth and death unknown. During the Three Kingdoms period, he was a military general of the Shu Han Dynasty and the younger brother of the famous Shu Han general Ma Chao. The official is the general of Pingbei, the marquis of Chen Cang.

In his early years, he once escaped death from his hands, and later followed Ma Chao to fight. Later, after his death, he was sent by Qiao Na Yang Yi to kill the Shu general Wei Yan. He led the army out of the Northern Expedition, but was defeated by Wei and returned to the army.

Ma Dai (·local chronicle "Fufeng County Native Chronicles of Shaanxi Province" has a record of "Ma Dai Zi Bo Zhan Teng's subordinate son Shu Han Bai Pingbei General Feng Chen Canghou said Wu Hou", and in the other period Zhou Dahuang's "Anti-Three Kingdoms Romance" describes Ma Dai Zi Zhonghua) official to Pingbei General, Chen Canghou, Ma Teng's nephew. He is Ma Chao's cousin and an important general in the middle and late Shu Han Dynasty.

> In the nineteenth year of Jian'an, Ma Dai was attached to Ma Chao, and Ma Chao entrusted Ma Dai before his death. Following Prime Minister Zhuge Liang's southern expedition to Meng Shu and the northern expedition to Cao Wei, Ma Dai has been on the battlefield for a long time, has many hardships, and fought calmly and bravely, winning Zhuge Liang's trust, and later after Zhuge Liang's death, Yang Yi ordered Ma Dai to kill Wei Yan, and Ma Dai successfully completed the task.