The 16th century: How about the Ming Dynasty’s military units in the Northern Hemisphere - The 16th century: An introduction to the Ming Dynasty’s military units in the Northern Hemisphere

There are many newbies who don’t know what the arms of the Ming Dynasty in the Northern Hemisphere are like in the 16th Century, so the editor has brought a relevant introduction to the arms of the Ming Dynasty in the Northern Hemisphere in the 16th Century. Friends who are interested can learn about it with the editor.

The Ming Dynasty’s comprehensive military units can be said to be very good, and many units are at the ceiling level in terms of attributes.

The lowest-level guard infantry wears oriental war robes, turbans, waist knives and Chinese-style spears. It can be upgraded to Ming spear militia or Ming army archer. Both wear similar light cloth face armor and have good defensive effects. The former's weapons are waist knives and tridents, and the latter's waist knives and bright bows (note: the bright bow is second only to the English longbow in the game The bow, with twenty-six wounds, is very good. It has higher attributes than a bunch of Kugit bows and Japanese bows in the Mongols, Kazakhs, and the Middle East. It is a bit more advanced and very practical. It is a heavy infantry of the Ming army. It is equipped with a rattan shield and a waist knife, and has strong hand-to-hand combat capabilities and better armor. In terms of firearms, the Ming army's fire cannon soldiers at the beginning are average and have low accuracy, but the top-level Shenji camp fire cannon players are very good. They use high-precision bird cannons, have high helmet armor, and use the Ming saber, which is excellent in long-range and close combat. In addition, it can be upgraded to a Ming army heavy crossbowman, using a rattan shield, saber, and divine arm crossbow. It is the ceiling among crossbowmen in melee and long range combat. In terms of infantry, the top five infantrymen of the Fifth Military Battalion are special infantry. They wear thick Ming heavy iron armor and are equipped with Ming bows, Ming sabers and long halberds or simple knives. They are extremely lethal in close combat and long range and are highly proficient. They are versatile infantry and the main force in infantry warfare of the Ming army.

In terms of cavalry, the light cavalry of the Ming Army was relatively useless. Later, it was upgraded and divided into two directions, bow cavalry and melee cavalry. In terms of melee cavalry, the frontier cavalry is equipped with a Ming war spear or a cavalry halberd, which is a kind of lance. Horses are slightly better than hunting horses, have excellent armor, and are equipped with shields. The frontier army was upgraded to the top cavalry, the Liaodong Iron Cavalry, the Ming Dynasty armored horse (I don’t know if this is consistent with historical facts, I don’t seem to have seen any armored cavalry in the history of the Ming Dynasty, the Liaodong Iron Cavalry must have been there, but it should not be armored), the Sixty-Six Heavy Iron Helmet, the Ming Dynasty Heavy Iron Armor , using a military flag that can be used as a lance, equipped with Ming Dynasty sabers and shields, and sometimes blocking spears (by the way, I saw Liaodong cavalry using blocking spears to block bows and arrows, which is outrageous). In terms of strength, it is the ceiling of East Asian cavalry, and it is not inferior to the heavy cavalry of the West. In terms of archers and cavalry, the armor of the three thousand battalion cavalry is similar to that of the frontier army. They use Ming bows, Ming sabers, halberds, and simple knives. The long weapon on their backs has the style of a general. The top-level bow cavalry upgraded by him can be said to be the second-best bow cavalry in the world (the first is the Jurchen White Armor Guard). It has very high proficiency, extremely high hit rate and is very deadly.

The Ming Dynasty also had two special types of soldiers, the Jinyi Guards. Ordinary Jinyi guards will be recruited in the castle. They wear flying fish suits and carry Ming sabers. Although their defense power is low, they are a gorgeous sight among the Ming army on the battlefield. The other type is the rare Ming Dynasty Jin Yiwei Commander, who can only be recruited if the relationship with the Ming Emperor Zhu Houzhao reaches 100. He is the only one who has this soldier. He wears a fifty-six defense Jin Yiwei armor, holds a round shield and a pistol, and has a Ming Dynasty saber at his waist. He is like a special soldier. (There is a treasure hunting place in the Ming Dynasty. Once you enter, there are all these soldiers, which are really difficult to deal with.) .

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