For the military feats of the Qin Army, many small partners know that they rely on the head of the people. This seems to be somewhat similar to playing games today. However, I don't know if I have thought about it carefully, Qin Jun is not playing a game, and there is no data on the head to help you count. While fighting a war, cutting off people's heads, does this operation really not affect the war? Let's take a closer look today.
For fighting while carrying a human head, this scene really exists in the Warring States Qin Army. It is clearly recorded in the Warring States Strategy: "The Qin people donate armor to the enemy, the left side of the head, the right side of the prisoner." "Translate it for your friends, that is, Qin Jun is bare-chested, carrying a human head in his left hand, and dragging a prisoner with his right hand." This scene is basically similar to the war between the Warcraft and the Terrans. I don't know if you have a sense of picture. In the face of such a tiger and wolf division, the Koreans' strong bows and crossbows were not easy to use, and they were scared to death. After talking about this scene, the following is the technical life. How did this Qin army fight while beheading people? Don't think that ancient wars were just a bunch of people fighting in groups, and ancient wars were organized and disciplined. The Qin army generally used a hundred people as a combat unit, of which seventy-five were combatants and twenty-five were logisticians. Usually, if a comrade-in-arms kills an enemy and is busy beheading there, there will be other personnel to cover. So, this step can be done. Moreover, no matter how powerful the Qin Army was, it couldn't cut off five or six heads in a row, right? Therefore, after cutting it, it is done directly on the body.
And how persistent is Qin Jun to the human head? For example, Bai Qi, this god of killing, why did people send the nickname "human flesh nuclear bomb"? It was because it was too capable of killing people, the Battle of Yique killed 240,000 people of the Han and Wei allies. After the destruction of Chu, the Battle of Yanyin killed hundreds of thousands of enemies, and finally the entire Ying capital became a ghost town. In the Battle of Huayang, the combined forces of Zhao and Wei also killed 150,000 enemies. The biggest one was to kill 450,000 Zhao Jun. Why is Bai Qi so capable of killing people? He was not a pervert, but the Military Merit System of the Qin State was like this, otherwise how could Bai Qi become Wu Anjun.
Of course, this system has been improved since then. For the sake of humanization, it was later changed to cut off the ears and put the ears in the bag to repay the work. So there is a question, what if you kill your own people and take the risk? If you want to kill your own people to get credit, don't even think about it. Because "if one of the five members of the Qin army is killed in battle, the other four are convicted, and two or three people are killed in battle, the punishment will be increased." "Then, the first condition for wanting to use people to lead the way is to kill more enemies than to lose on one's own side." Those tactics that want to kill their own people, or use the tactics of the sea of people to pile people's heads, will not have military merit in the Qin Kingdom.
After killing the enemy and obtaining military merit, the Qin army will also count the battle merits three days later. Statistical results, according to the military merit system to reward battle merit. At the local level, these military feats must be carried out, otherwise the local officials must also be punished. Therefore, when other countries went to the battlefield, they were crying and rushing to the ground, and the Qin army was all happy when they went to the battlefield, and the opportunity to turn over finally came. If you are lucky, don't be too happy to become an officer from a big head soldier. The Qin law was harsh, and if he became a grass-roots officer "tun commander" and a "hundred generals", his own troops would be beheaded if they did not win. And if you behead 33 of the other side, you can be promoted. It is precisely this strict military merit system of the Qin Army that makes the Qin Army have strong combat effectiveness. In the end, Qin Shi Huang was instrumental in unifying the Six Kingdoms.