Official list of military commanders in the Three Kingdoms period

The official positions of military commanders in the Three Kingdoms period;

1, teacher: an official who assists the monarch is a public official, and his position is higher than the three public offices. As an important minister, he participated in state affairs and was in charge of the military and political power of the whole country. Cao Cao acceded to the throne, and later appointed Zhong You as a teacher.

2. Sima: Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty abolished Tai Wei, set up Sima, added generals, generals in title of generals in ancient times, generals in chariots and horses, and generals in Wei. In addition to the three fairs, there is also a fu, both fu and general are above the three fairs, such as the powerful minister. During the Three Kingdoms period, all other countries set up taxes except the three fairs, which were generally promoted by generals. Such as: Cao Ren, Fu of Wei Guo; Jiang wan, the fu; Wu Youfu, Zuo Fu and You Fu are generally promoted by generals or superior generals, such as historical records.

3. Go to the general and say, "Wu is above the general." This is to commend Lu Xun's achievements and further improve his official position. The last general is above the three fairs. In addition to Lu Xun, Lv Dai and Shi Ji held this position (Sun Quan Huanglong four years, Lv Dai transferred to the general. Sun Liang acceded to the throne, the first year of lite, fu. In August of the first year of Yuanxing, the last general moved to Zuo Fu. There are similar situations in later generations, such as the Northern Zhou Dynasty. For example, Tang Gaozu Tang Gaozu was named "General Ce Tian" because he made great contributions to pacify the world in Li Shimin. Fu and the general hold real power. Wu set up the Prime Minister, Fu (and other left and right Fu) and the upper general, of which the upper general was above the general and below Fu.

4. General: Founded in the Warring States Period, it is the second highest title of a general. In the Eastern Han Dynasty, most of them were filled by nobles. Specific names include General Jianwei, General A title of generals in ancient times, General Zhong Jun, General Zhendong and General Fujun. In addition to the post of general title of generals in ancient times, all others are above the three fairs. In the Three Kingdoms, Xia Houdun, Jiang Wei and others were generals.

5. An ancient title of generals in ancient times: Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty began to set it up. Taking Huo Qubing as an example, it was in the same column as the generals, and it was in the same column as the Three Kingdoms.

6. Riding generals: Han system, second only to generals, generals in title of generals, gold-printed purple ribbon, equivalent to Shangqing, or more than three fairs. Classic soldiers guard, palm palace guard. The second product is two thousand stones in the grade.

7. General Wei: Emperor Wen of the Han Dynasty began to set it up, ranking third in Asia and second in quality. Among generals, it is second only to generals, generals in title of generals in ancient times and generals in chariots.

Extended data:

The official position of the Three Kingdoms generally refers to the control of the Three Kingdoms. The Three Kingdoms is the title of the times after the Eastern Han Dynasty, named after Wei, Shu and Wu. The Three Kingdoms began in the Wei Dynasty in 220 and ended in the Jin Dynasty in 265. However, historians often regard Dong Zhuo 190' s departure from Luoyang as the upper limit of the Three Kingdoms, and the destruction of Wu in 280 as the lower limit of the Three Kingdoms. It is also said that the yellow turban chaos of 184 is the upper limit. The official system of the three countries is basically the same as that of the Han Dynasty, and it follows the content of the official system of the Eastern Han Dynasty.

References:

Baidu Encyclopedia: Three Kingdoms Control