Search results

I believe the Chu military organized in this manner: -> Chief of Military -> 1st in command (probably more than 300k soldier under command) -> 2nd in command (300k soldiers under command) It's a system that mirrors what the Qin had under King Sho: -> Chief of Military (we don't know who it...

Yea but if it's something that minor, I highly doubt somebody as capable as Shunshinkun, who is the equivalent if not the superior of even Shouheikun couldn't come up with and would need to go seek out the Tiger of Chu. Especially since this is a politics 101 type of an ordeal, using the people...

It had nothing to do with the King betraying him that he joined the army. The people betrayed him is why he joined the army. The people willingly chose to join the Chu Army against Man'U, the very people he fought against the Chu for. If the people sided with the Chu then what's the point of...