The First Military Division of the Three Kingdoms

Chapter 20 Chen Ziming starts class

The next day Chen Ziming started class, yes, class.

He brought all of Liu Bei's fierce generals to attend the class, and he planned to pass on all kinds of military knowledge he knew to these fierce generals to improve their ability to lead troops. Anyway, he is idle now.

At the end of the Han Dynasty, there were no systematic educational institutions, at most there were some private schools, and they were basically under the control of the clan to train their own talents.The Yingchuan Academy mentioned in the history books is just a collective name for the large and small academies in Yingchuan, let alone the military academy.

Originally, Chen Ziming only asked the military commander to attend the lecture, but Liu Bei and his only advisor, Xu Shu, also came along. Chen Ziming felt that it was good for them to listen, because they were all going to lead troops to fight.

Although there was Cai's paper at the end of Han Dynasty, it was so rough that it could not be used for writing at all. Most of them still used bamboo books, and special silk cloth was used for emperor's edicts.

Chen Ziming gave everyone a set of bamboo books and ink, and asked them to record everything they said.

Chen Ziming was going to choose a set with complete records to prepare for the military academy in the future. If he was asked to write it himself, it would be too embarrassing for him.

One is that he doesn't know the fonts of the late Han Dynasty at all, and the other is that he is lazy and has free labor, so he doesn't use it for nothing.

"Today, I'm talking about the classification of the army's arms, the characteristics of each arm, and the coordinated operations between the various arms."

After Chen Ziming saw that everyone was doing well, he began his first training in the Three Kingdoms. He used vernacular Chinese. After all, his knowledge was prepared for generals, not for them to rely on imperial examinations in the future, and he also I don't know how to tell these things in classical Chinese.

"Dare to ask the military division, what is coordinated combat?" Zhang Liao asked, it was the first time they heard this word, and they couldn't understand it.

They certainly couldn't understand that although archers and halberds have always cooperated in combat, as well as cavalry and infantry, they are still in simple tactical applications, and there is no systematic knowledge at all.

It was not until World War II that coordinated operations were perfectly demonstrated by the German Army, which caused major changes in the world's military.

"You don't need to ask more, I will explain it in detail, and if there are still people who don't understand, ask me later."

Chen Ziming didn't answer Zhang Liao's questions, and he didn't allow them to ask questions during his lectures. He didn't have a textbook in his hand, and if a few questions disrupted his train of thought, he would have a headache.

"I divide the army into the army and the navy. Everyone knows that the army is the army on land, and the navy refers to the army on the sea. But it's too early to say these things, so I won't go into details."

"Now let's talk about the army. The army is divided into spear soldiers, shield soldiers, archers, cavalry, swordsmen, scouts, etc..."

Chen Ziming told the strong generals below one by one the strengths, weaknesses, and mutual restraints between the various arms that he remembered in his head.

Such systematic and complete knowledge, and such clear and detailed explanations, they are all generals who have led the army, and they knew the importance of these things as soon as they heard it, and they all listened very carefully.

Chen Ziming admired Chen Ziming as he immersed himself in writing one by one. You must know that writing brush characters on bamboo books is a very tiring job, and it is still a traditional Chinese character at the end of Han Dynasty.

Chen Ziming talked for a whole morning before he explained clearly what is the mutual restraint of arms, and he listed many examples to prove it.Now I have to stop, because he is hungry, and he hasn't talked so much at once for a long time, his mouth can't stand it.

After lunch, I rested for an hour and started class again.

In the afternoon, we will talk about the so-called coordinated operations. Of course, this is only the coordination at the tactical level, such as infantry and cavalry coordination, lunge coordination, etc. With the current arms and clothing capabilities, it is impossible to complete the real coordinated operations in the future.

Moreover, Chen Ziming couldn't talk about the advanced military knowledge of coordinated operations, so he could only propose a basic thing first and leave some seeds.

Chen Ziming focused on special arms, scouts, scouts of later generations, which can be called the strongest arms in the army, and can also be called special forces.

At present, no one has paid much attention to the great role of scouts, that is, scouts, and has not devoted too much energy to the development of this unit.

Chen Ziming asked all the generals to establish their own scout teams in the future, and explained how to use scouts flexibly.

At the end of the day, Chen Ziming was very tired. Of course, the harvest made Chen Ziming think that the tiredness was worth it. Just look at the expressions of admiration on the faces of the group of people below.

"A military advisor, I am well educated!"

At the end of the day, what I feel the most is not those fierce generals who lead troops to fight, but the top strategist, Xu Shu, the most regrettable super talent in the history of the Three Kingdoms.

He thought that he had learned five chariots and knew how to use them well, but compared with what Chen Ziming said today, his so-called knowledge of soldiers was simply child's play.

"Yuan Zhi doesn't have to be like this, I just know a thing or two."

What Chen Ziming said was the truth, but from Xu Shu's ears, Chen Ziming was speaking completely modestly, knowing a little bit about anything was just a little knowledge, so he didn't even count as an entry-level knowledge soldier.

Chen Ziming chatted with Xu Shu for a while, and then looked at the generals. Except for Dian Wei, everyone else took the bamboo book they had written down and read it seriously, frowning and thinking deeply from time to time.

"Ahem, that, give me all the bamboo books you wrote, and I will check them for you." Chen Ziming still wanted to find something that could be used as a teaching material.

"Show me the military adviser first!" Zhang Fei was the first to jump up. He was an outlier among fierce generals, and his handwriting was so good that many scribes felt ashamed.

"Military division, please give me some pointers!"

"Military Master, this is mine!"

"..."

Several other people immediately gathered around with their bamboo books.

"Give it all to Zilong, and then send it to my room and put it away. I will watch it at night."

Chen Ziming once again threw the matter to others, and he was at ease. In his words, it was not for nothing anyway, and he used the super fierce man who has been famous for thousands of years, so it was more comfortable to use.

Chen Ziming walked out under the admiring eyes of everyone. He was really tired, his body was not tired, and he was very casual during the lecture, sometimes sitting down and sometimes walking around.

But the head is tired, thinking and talking, the spirit is always tense, few people can bear it.

"I have to quickly get Liu Bei's power up. Now I don't even have a maid, and I have to do everything myself. How can this be worthy of my status as a super genius!"

After returning to the room, Chen Ziming, who had to tidy up the soft things, felt a burst of emotion again. If Liu Bei found out, he would have to vomit blood. Damn, you got power for me just to have a maid to serve you.

(End of this chapter)