Add ﹑ military means such as the supply of ammunition and forage.
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bǔ jǐ
: Additional supplies and equipment supply
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No. 3
A supply of fuel to the railway contract
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No. 4
: To provide the necessary things (such as new supplies, materials, power) to prevent failure
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After delivery
After delivery. "Clear example of the Ministry will be retained land tax code": "Since then the capital of Chu Exams test a number of civil and military, by people assigned, all mat, do not first give 12, after the supply at the trial."
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Explanation
Pinyin: bǔ jǐ Explanation: supplement, forage and other ammunition and supplies. Supply, are only a few rules on food and medical supplies. Army medieval agricultural products as food, so inevitably they occupy or to residents of the region after some looting. Even after the friendly troops, the situation would never be well over a hostile army. Medieval army will not stay too long in one area, because local food and forage on will soon be consumed. During the siege, it is more difficult to deal with a particular problem. If the army is not ready enough food and military supplies that conducted the siege, before the defenders who have not surrendered, might be forced to evacuate to avoid getting them in advance deficit crisis. When the army to stay somewhere, the environmental health is also another problem. In addition to the army of the Middle Ages knights horses, but also carry a lot of animals, their waste can cause diarrhea. Feudal armies will become weak because of illness, or even abandoned. Henry V of England during the Battle of France, on the way to Havre siege warfare and march to Eqinkete, just because of the loss of the disease at least 15 percent of the military. But the real battle in which soldiers died, but only five percent. Henry himself that at another siege warfare, died because of poor sanitation and diseases.
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English Expression
: recharge, Alimentation
n.: fitting, inflation, replenishment, supply, staging base