Let’s talk about the Great Qin Ruishi Camp in detail.

Although there was no concept of special forces in ancient China, there were many elite troops with super combat power. They left a great reputation in history, among which the Qin army performed particularly well, and it still makes people awe-inspiring when mentioned today. This is the Qin Iron Eagle Sergeant.

The Iron Eagle Sharp of Qin was founded by Qin general Sima Cuo. The number of people was only more than 1,600, but it scared the enemy on the battlefield. It made great achievements in the Six Kingdoms Wars, the fight against the Huns and the Baiyue War, and often achieved unexpected results with minimal casualties and became the well-deserved sword of the Qin Dynasty.

At that time, there were 200,000 new troops in Qin State, but there were only 1,600 Iron Eagle Soldiers, and half of them came from the former killing god Bai Qi's Thousand Team. Wu Qi's Wei Wushang had 50,000 people at its peak, so in terms of the number of people, the number of Iron Eagle Soldiers was very small, but it can also be seen that they were the elite among the elite, the best selected strong troops.

After the Qin reform, the new army emerged in the battle to recapture Hexi and was exclaimed as "sharpmen" by the world. Sima Cuo used this name to create the Iron Eagle Reich: the requirements for dismounting the horse and staging battles were better than that of Wei Wuzhang, and the battles on the horse and cavalry were based on surpassing the cavalry of Zhao Qi and the Huqi with the Huns.

Sima Cuo was also extremely strict in selecting the Iron Eagle Sharp. First of all, he passed the physical barrier. Wu Qi trained Wei Wuzhan to hold a spear in his hand, twenty long arrows and an iron-body hard bow on his back, and carried military food for three days at the same time, with a total weight of about fifty kilograms. Only those who could immediately enter the fierce battle could he be a martial servant.

Based on the training of Wei Wuzhu, Sima Cuo added a full pair of armor, a wide-body short sword, a fine iron dagger and a cowhide shield, with a total weight of about 80 kilograms. Only after such high-intensity physical training can you enter the various competitions behind.

Infantry battles require a first-class infantry among the new Qin army, and cavalry battles must also be first-class among the new Qin army cavalry. After passing the individual selection, they must also fight with various formations and pass the martial arts competitions of various weapons. After such a strict pass, almost all those who can become Iron Eagle Sharp will be invincible warriors.

In 316 BC, the Ba and Shu Kingdoms attacked each other and both came to ask Qin for help. In the autumn of the same year, Sima Cuo led the Iron Eagle Reeks from Shiniu Road to attack Shu Kingdom, and fought with the Shu army in Jiameng. The King of Shu was defeated and fled to Wuyin. In October of the same year, the Qin army destroyed Shu Kingdom.

In 286 BC, Sima Cuo led the Iron Eagle Sharpmen to attack the Hanoi of Wei. The Qin army defeated the Wei army. The Wei State offered Anyi to Qin for peace. The Qin State drove the people in the city back to Wei State.

In 280 BC, Sima Cuo led the Iron Eagle Sharpmen to attack Qianzhong County of Chu from Shu. The Qin army defeated the Chu army and captured Qianzhong County of Chu, forcing the Chu State to ced the Han River and the land north of Shangyong to Qin State.

During the war, the Iron Eagle Savages were led to capture camps and capture camps, and they were invincible. The Qin State's territory expanded significantly, with strong financial resources, strong soldiers and horses, and arrogantly laid a solid foundation for unifying the country.

As soon as the Iron Eagle Sharp appeared, the army of the six countries was overshadowed, especially in the battle to regain Hexi, which made the six countries scared. Since then, the Qin army has become famous all over the world. These sharp men had outstanding combat power, and after a long battle, the battlefield experience became more abundant. They were all pillars of the country. Later, the Qin State was able to successfully unify the six countries, and the Iron Eagle Sharp made an indelible contribution and became the most legendary special forces in the Warring States Period.

The follow-up of the Great Qin Ruishi.

The Qin Dynasty was the first unified centralized feudal state in Chinese history. Its military system was formed and developed based on the reforms of Shang Yang of Qin during the Warring States Period.

The Qin Ruishi army was placed under the strict control of the emperor. The official responsible for national military administration was the Taiwei. During the war, generals were appointed to command troops at any time. Qin had generals and generals in front, back, left and right.

The army can be divided into three parts: capital army, local army and border army.

The soldiers in the capital were mainly composed of Langguan, guards and garrison troops guarding the capital. Langguan was led by the Langzhong Order, and the guards were led by the Guard, responsible for the guards inside and outside the palace. The soldiers responsible for guarding the capital were led by the Lieutenant.

Local soldiers are placed in counties and counties, and are generally led by county and county magistrates (also known as the commander) to assist county magistrates or county magistrates to maintain local public order in daily life and to obey the central dispatch during wartime. Recruiting local soldiers requires the emperor's "tiger talisman".

The border soldiers are mainly responsible for the garrison of the border counties, and are led by the border counties and the commanders of the border counties and the commanders of the division.

After the unification, the Qin Ruishi army was still divided into four basic types: light chariots (chariots), chariots (infantry), knights (cavalry), and tower ships (sailors). Generally, the plain counties are equipped with cavalry, light chariots, and mountain counties are equipped with training materials, and many tower ships are equipped with training materials along the river and sea counties.

Although Qin Ruishi's chariots are no longer the main body of the army, they are still an indispensable and important group of troops in combat formations. The chariots have both separate formations, formations combined with infantry, formations combined with cavalry, and formations combined with infantry and cavalry. This shows that chariots can be used independently and in combination with other types of troops, and are important forces in joint combat of chariots, infantry and cavalry.

Vehicle soldiers are mainly used for combat in plain areas. They are used to storm the enemy's formation and disrupt the enemy's combat formation during attack; chariots are used as batons to prevent or delay the enemy's impact; when marching, they are placed on the van and the two wings, which is conducive to ensuring the safety of the troops.

The chariots are made of wooden, with a single shaft, four horses - two mixed with two suits. There are three armored soldiers on the chariot, with the imperial hand in the center, the left side of the chariot and the right side of the chariot, and all of them are wearing metal armor. Because the imperial hand drives the chariot and horse with both hands, the target is obvious and there is no power to fight back, the protection is very tight. The armor's arms are long and wrists cover all the arms, there are hand guards on the hand, neck armor on the neck, and shins on the legs.

The chariot is equipped with two sets of spears with three-meter length, axes and two sets of bows and arrows. Some are equipped with shields and crossbows with launchers. When fighting, they are shot with crossbows, and when they are close, they are fought with spears and axes. The chariot belongs to eight soldiers, and their equipment is the same as that of ordinary infantry. The task is to closely coordinate with the chariot, which not only protects the safety of the chariots, but also helps to expand the results under the cover of the chariots.

Infantry is the main body of Qin Ruishi's composition. Infantry is very flexible and can adapt to various terrain, weather and combat forms, especially for action in dangerous and complex environments. Therefore, its distinction and equipment are more complex than other types of troops, and they are also widely used than other types of troops.

It mainly distinguishes between heavy infantry and light infantry. Most heavy infantry wear metal armor, holding long-handed weapons such as spears, spears, axes, beryllium, and beryllium, and are responsible for fighting against the enemy's heavy army groups. Light infantry generally does not wear armor, hold long-range weapons such as bows and crossbows, and cooperates with heavy infantry to kill and fight enemies beyond the combat distance.

The main responsibilities of officers at all levels of infantry who are more than a hundred generals are to command troops to fight. Safety and self-defense are very important, so they only pierce armor and swords, and do not hold long-handed weapons. The minor officials below the garrison command both command soldiers to fight and personally lead soldiers to charge and fight. Therefore, they both wear swords and long-handed weapons, and like the soldiers they lead, some pierce armor and some do not.

In various combat forms such as attack, defense or siege, defending dangerous cities, detours, encirclement, ambush, and surprise attacks, infantry often undertakes the main combat tasks and ultimately solves the battle. In various services such as duty, guarding, and patrol, infantry are often the main ones.
Chapter completed!