Military ranks were born in Western Europe in the 15th century to the 16th century, with the emergence of capitalism, equality, human rights in Western Europe gradually spread, they pay more attention to distribution according to work, in the army is also according to the merits of labor to distribute military positions, the new military ranks replace the family origin, military ranks have become a right.
French Enlightenment thinker Voltaire once pointed out that the reason why King Louis XIV of France can be invincible is to establish a complete set of military rank system, King Louis XIV of France is also known as the "Sun King", since the superiority of the rank system has been reflected, all countries in the world have followed suit to establish military ranks, so what is the rank of The Japanese Daisa?
The Japanese military rank system was that after the Meiji Restoration, emperor Meiji established an army directly under the central government according to the proposal of Governor Ito Hirobumi of Hyogo Prefecture, which was divided into two branches of the army and the navy, urging Japan to establish military ranks from 1840 to 1853, in 1853, American warships shelled Kagoshima, and the next year, Britain, the United States, and France attacked Shimonoseki.
Japan was greatly humiliated, so they followed the example of the Western powers and improved the military system, they successively established three branches of infantry, cavalry, and artillery, and at the same time established the class of generals in the navy and army, which was also the earliest military rank system established in Japanese history.
Among the Japanese ranks, the supreme commander is the Emperor of Japan, followed by generals, adjutants, lieutenants, quasi-non-commissioned officers, corporals and ordinary soldiers, among these ranks, there is a three-level nine-class system, that is, large, medium and small, and the Japanese great is the highest rank among the adjutants.
Daisa is also equivalent to our regimental commander, can serve as a regimental commander, are colonels or lieutenant colonels, in different regiments, leading the army is also different, the general regiment is about 1000 people, the reinforcement regiment can reach 3000 people, but the Japanese Daisaku is relatively complicated.
Referring to the "Overview of the Personnel of The Army and Navy Generals" published by The Japanese Showa in 56, it can be seen that the Japanese Daisaku can hold a variety of different positions, such as the chief of the wing, the chief of staff of the brigade, the chief of staff of the division, and the soldiers led by each person are also different, the most ordinary Japanese Daisa, that is, the wing commander.
Judging from the total number of the general first-class infantry wing, that is, 3,000 people, do not underestimate the squadron leader of a wing, they have more actual power than some brigade commanders, and most of these people have certain family backgrounds, because Japan during World War II was supported by the major Families of Japan to start the war.
Therefore, in some anti-Japanese films and televisions, it is often possible to see that the villain Japanese officers are all Daisa, their rank is not low, if they can kill a Daisa, it is definitely a great achievement, but after the end of World War II, the Japanese military rank is divided into six grades and eighteen levels.