During the Tang Dynasty, the imperial military system collapsed, and Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty ushered in an era of large-scale recruitment of soldiers. The specialization and skill level of soldiers became higher and higher, and they tended to mature in the middle and late Tang Dynasty.

At that time, many vassal and town armies abolished the establishment of corps commanders because the organization of the army had improved and there was no need to set up this level of officers.

The East China Sea Kingdom Army is now a de facto recruiting force. Although the army has been established for a short period of time and is generally still immature, the intensity and frequency of their training are higher than that of ordinary soldiers, and their degree of organization is naturally high.

So, can we seriously consider abolishing the rank of corps commander?

Shao Xun was not sure, but he decided to observe for a while.

In the Wang, Jin, and Lu teams, all student soldiers and officers are promoted to one level. The corps leader serves as the captain, the captain serves as the team leader, and the team leader serves as the superintendent. The vacant corps commanders will be elected by the recruits themselves.

Shao Xun himself concurrently serves as the leader of this newly formed building, while Jin San and Lu Heigou serve as superintendents.

Chen Yougen's department now has one hundred people, which will be immediately expanded to two hundred and organized into a building. Chen will be the leader of the building, and Wang Que'er will be transferred to serve as the superintendent.

These two troops were close to 800 men, and they were vaguely outside the royal army system.

Shao Xun did this deliberately to avoid unnecessary trouble when "dividing property" in the future.

He would rather manage fewer soldiers, but he must also be "pure".

He can command some soldiers, and Sikong can also command them.

Some soldiers can only be commanded by him.

The latter is obviously more important.
Chapter completed!