What does the general stand for?

In the Spring and Autumn Period, Qing ruled the army, so he was called a general. A handsome man in the army is called a general. See Mandarin in Four Years and Zuo Zhuan Zhao Zhuan's Twenty-eight Years: "How can a general have enough to eat?" These are unofficial official names. It was not until the Warring States period that it became an official name, but Qing was still called a general. See Lian Po Lin Xiang, a general recorded in historical records.

Such as biography; Put it back, forth, left and right, General Qin. General Han, a general in title of generals in ancient times, official position of prime minister; General Cheqi, General Wei, General Front, Back and Left, ranking Shangqing. See Han Shu Guan Bai Gong Qing Table. There were also "Chinese generals" in the Western Han Dynasty. See The Biography of Han Wei Qing and Huo Qubing and The Biography of General Wei in Historical Records. In the Jin Dynasty, there were generals in title of generals in ancient times, generals in chariot riding and Wei, generals in Fu Bo, Fu Jun, Du Hu, Zhen Jun, Zhong Jun, Si Zheng, Si Zhen, Long Xiang, Dian Jun, Shang Jun and Guo Fu. Those who create the government hold public office, while those who do not create the government hold public office. A general with three products has a grade of 2000 stones. See the official records in the Book of Jin. In the Jin Dynasty, most of the state and county secretaries were generals, who were in charge of military affairs. During the Northern and Southern Dynasties, generals had many names and different positions of power. Since the Tang Dynasty, he has been a general, a general, a general, or a sanitation officer, or an officer. During the Song, Yuan and Ming Dynasties, generals were mostly used as military commanders; Templars are also called generals. In the Ming and Qing dynasties, when there was a war, generals and generals were placed, but when the war ended, they were exempted. In the Qing dynasty, the general was one of the imperial clan titles; Officers stationed in various places are also called generals. See "General Code, Official Ten, Military Attaché, General Requirements".