The Early Ming Dynasty Taking Part System Formed

"Powers set out in the world", as the only one of the ancient Chinese states, which based in Northern, the Ming dynasty got the state political power through the expedition.so, its military strength can not be overlooked. The Chief General, as a chief commander, played a important role in the unified war and in the control of the national military.The Chief General Military System, as an important part of the whole Military System, played a huge and decisive role in the Ming Dynasty, and the value and significance of it went without saying. The paper reveals the early Ming dynasty imperial Chief General system characteristics and the control of the military force until to force the text system, within the system outside through the researching of the process of the Ming Dynasty Early Chief General perfection of the system.The Chief General was a military term, it was used as a multi-used verb, and it means commanding army. The word's first appeared is in the Northern Song Dynasty, and it comes from the system of Yuan Chief General expeditions system, which experienced the process of growing maturation. All of the commanders in the major wars and other small-scale wars were Chief General Officers since the reign of Emperor Hong-wu. The appearance of zhenshu Chief General Officer in the end of the reign of Emperor Hong-wu represented the establishment of the Chief General system. The Zhenshu Chief General Officers were dispatched to the town of the north side and the inland continually after the Emperor of ChengZu ascending the throne. As the system of ExpeditionsandTriumph was broken, the system of A military officer went matured and the duties of the zhenshu went clearly.The military officers own the rights of dealing the frontier affairs, their position are very important. For this reason, the county commanded the military officers' rights strictly. Isolated from the soldiers will force the symbol system, Wenchen reunification Army Chief General Officer become Pianbi, so as to achieve a political balanceThere hadn't appeared hereditary military officers groups and military governors during the Ming dynasty.