Marshal pinyin

In ancient times, he was called the commander-in-chief and the leader of the whole army. First rank. An officer above a general. Marshal, the highest rank in some countries. In some countries, the ranks of marshal are divided into marshal, marshal, first-class coach and second-class coach.

Marshal is used to indicate the highest rank, which began in/kloc-the French army in the 6th century. Some countries also classify bailiffs into different types. Generally divided into three types: field marshal, Admiral of the fleet and air marshal; In the army, the former Soviet Union was divided into artillery marshal, armored marshal, engineer marshal and signal marshal.

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The word "Marshal" is used to indicate the highest rank, which began in the French army in16th century. From 1559 to 1560, Francis II awarded the title of Marshal to four senior generals for the first time. By the time Napoleon I came to power in the19th century, 44 people in France had been awarded this rank.

/kloc-After the 6th century, the rank of Marshal was adopted by many countries. There are:/kloc-Germanic countries in the 0/6th century; /kloc-Austria and Russia in the 0/7th century; /kloc-Britain in the 0/8th century; /kloc-Spain, Turkey and Italy in the 0/9th century; India, Poland, Finland, Romania, Yugoslavia, Bulgaria, Korea, Mongolia, Brazil, Thailand, Uganda and other countries in the 20th century.

During the period from 1955 to 1965, the China People's Liberation Army implemented the rank system, and the People's Marshal of China and the People's Marshal of China were established. Zhu De, Peng, Lin Biao, Liu Bocheng, He Long, Chen Yi, Luo Ronghuan, Xu, Nie and Ye Jianying were awarded Marshal People's Republic of China (PRC).