Three Kingdoms > warlord
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No. 1
  Early Years of a province, the highest military officer.
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  In ancient China, local military and Executive. Han had established military governor censor, there are three fashion, as the supervisory army officer. Northern Warlords Executive of the military governor of local military and political change long military governor (such as provincial military governor). The early Republic of China province of the supreme military officer
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No. 3
  Supervision of officials of the Han army. Command after the army general. "Three Kingdoms Shu Chi Meng-light", "Office of light right hand, this also covers" s Annotations primers Jin Fu Chang, "Petri family in mind": "﹝ ﹞ Bae Jun child more, the word that thread, as military governor of Shu." " Emperor Wu Taishi Mirror two years ":" Recall Sanyo State military governor, in addition to the ban. "
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No. 4
  Command of the army command. "Old Tang Ren-like mass": "Spring, but also towards autumn, complex military governor prepared side."
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No. 5
  Warlord set in the provinces by the military leaders of the title. In fact taking the military and political power throughout the province. Mao Zedong, "Report on Peasant Movement in Hunan, 14 big": "farmer as president of the Government, military governor, county and other relatively inattentive, this group of township Wang really is their 'long-on'." S "Family" Second: "It is said some principals with the relationship between military governor, so little money to be convenient."
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简介
  官名。
  一、东汉光武帝用时置督军御史,职似监军。见《晋书·职官志》。汉末与魏在郡国置督军,系地方领兵官。魏文帝代汉,封献帝为山阳公,置山阳国督军以防之。此系临时特置。汉末至晋另有“督诸军”。《宋书·百官志》谓汉末建安中曹操为相,“始遣大将军督军”(《晋书·职官志》作“督之”)。夏侯恼督二十六军,即其例。晋、宋二志均谓,晋时“都督诸军为上,监诸军次之,督诸军为下。”
  二、民国北洋政府时期省下的军事长官。辛亥革命时,各省行政军事长官多称都督。不久,另设民政长,都督专管军事。二次革命后,袁世凯都督为某将军督理某省军务。民国五年(1916)袁世凯死后,改称督军。十一年(1922),黎元洪倡“废督裁兵”未成,遂改督军为督理某省军务善后事宜,简称督理。各省又有改称督办军务善后事宜者,简称督办。十三年(1924)第二次直奉战争后,段祺瑞任用各省军事长官,均用督办军务善后事宜之名,一般称为军务督办或督办。后直系吴佩孚再起,发表任命均用督理之名,北京用督办名,各行其是,直至北洋军阀失败。
English Expression
  1. n.:  warlord,  Tuchun,  military governor of a province
Containing Phrases
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