How did the military system in China's history evolve?

The military system in ancient China was called "military system" and "military system". It comes into being with the emergence of the country and the army, adapts to the economic and political system of the whole country, embodies the will of the ruling class and serves the interests of the ruling class. China's military system experienced two stages of development: slave society and feudal society. With the change of political system, from simple to complex, from low to high.

The main contents include: military system, establishment, management education, training, military attache, military service mobilization, army dispatch and wartime command, food weapons and horse administration support. Its basic function is to ensure military construction, so as to effectively prepare and carry out wars and ensure the stability and development of sovereignty.

In addition, the military systems of border ethnic minorities and peasant rebels are also unique. Ethnic minorities usually implement the tribal military system of military and civilian integration, and begin to transition to the central feudal military system of the Han nationality after entering the Han nationality areas in the mainland. From the Guangwu Uprising in Chen Sheng to the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom Revolution, the military system of the peasant uprising army embodies the new class relations within the peasant class and the thought of "equal wealth" and "equal dignity".

The military system refers to the system in which a country or political group organizes, manages, reserves and develops military forces, and is an important part of the national system.

A formal armed organization established by a country or political group to prepare for and conduct war. It is the main component of the state power, the armed group that carries out political tasks, and the main violent tool to resist or invade abroad and consolidate the state power at home. A permanent armed organization established by the ruled class, the invaded nation and their political parties to seize political power and strive for independence is also called the army. The modern army is generally divided into several services, including leadership and command organs, combat troops, logistics support systems, universities and scientific research institutions. , and is composed of officers, soldiers and civilians. Usually, unified organization, standard weapons and equipment, special education and training, and strict rules and regulations are adopted to maintain a certain combat capability and combat readiness.