Did the Wu, Wei, and Shu kingdoms differ in how they trained their soldiers and officers?

Answer: Yes.​ Cao Cao imposed Tun Tian (working in farmland) system.​ In short.​.​.​ Long's Digest Top Stories For You Did the Wu, Wei, and Shu kingdoms differ in how they trained their soldiers and officers? Feng Xian, ROTK strategist, specializing in management Written Aug 9, 2019 Yes. Cao Cao imposed Tun Tian (working in farmland) system. In short, it means that the government turned a large number of soldiers into peasants to work and produce. They ... Read More » Why is Taylor Swift slamming Netflix? Vitmor Gomes, lives in London Written Tue Hi. Taylor Swift and her fans have joined forces against Netflix and their show Ginny and Georgia for a scene in the show that they find offensive. In this specific scene Gin... Read More » Why did Vietnamization of the Vietnam War fail? Phan Nhật Tuyên, former Software Engineer Written 12h ago Vietnamization is no more but a way for the U.S to get out of VietNam without saying we "surrendered" of confirmed they were "defeated". That's not the good way, but at leas... Read More » Is Manny Pacquiao the richest pure Filipino in the world? Dayang C Marikit, Philippine History Professor Written Feb 22 No… if we discount people with major Spanish and Chinese ancestry… then Cynthia and Manny Villar are the wealthiest Filipinos. Their net worth is equivalent to approximatel... Read More » Why didn't Mongolia take back Inner Mongolia by force? George Hu, works at Department of Health Australian Government Written Feb 11 I'd actually like to point out a historical fallacy that some people might have believed or inferred: "that Communist China invaded a part of the united Mongolian state and took ... Read More » What do Chinese, Japanese, and Koreans think of each other? Chloe Lee Written Dec 31, 2017 As a Korean teenager, I think I can share my version of how younger generation of Koreans think of Chinese/Japanese here. Japanese: Although Japanese is bickered for politica... Read More » Who in Hollywood knew about Weinstein and Cosby before the public did (apart from D. Fincher and K. Kennedy, who knew and it was a joke to them)? Thibault De Paepe, CEO at Atelier Watt (2015-present) Written Sun I once saw a red carpet interview with Courtney Love in 2005 I think. It went like this: Interviewer: Do you have any advice for young women in Hollywood? Courtney: I'm gonna... Read More » Was Chiang Kai-shek ever friends with Mao Zedong? Jamin Chen, visited China a couple of times for all that's worth Written Dec 29 Rumor has it that privately, they didn't hate each other's guts that much, especially towards the end of their lives. The Chinese Communist Party's own sources have claimed ... Read More » During the Vietnam War, if a US pilot was forced to eject over South Vietnam and landed okay, was he 'home free' or was he still in real danger? Bruce Bean, former Colonel, USAF retired Written Feb 18 Naturally that depended upon where he landed. If we read "landed OK" to mean no major injuries (ejecting is not fun. It is violent and often associated with non-life threat... Read More » While it's understood pure ethnic Chinese Indonesians only form 2-3% population, do the Chinese mestizos in Indonesia (Peranakan) think themselves ethnic Chinese or native? Calvin Wisanto 黃菲新, Chinese-Indonesian studying in Taiwan Written Tue I think it would really depends on the background of each person. Those who still practices Chinese culture might still identify themselves as Chinese, while those who don'... Read More » Read More in Your Feed Never miss a story. Designed for readers on the go. This email was sent by Quora (605 Castro Street, Mountain View, CA 94041). If you don't want to receive this type of email in the future, please unsubscribe.http://www.quora.com/