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The military ranks
from the first degree down to the small prefects
are called xiao, tu, cao, shi;
the public ranks
from the second degree upwards to the degree of bu-geng
are called military officials, zu.
簿 In battle five men are organized into a squad;
if one of them is killed,
the other four are beheaded.
If a man can capture one head then he is exempted from taxes.
For every five men is there a corporal, tun-chang, and for every hundred men a centurion, chiang.
If in a battle the centurions and corporals are unsuccessful, they are beheaded;
if they are successful, thirty-three heads or more are accounted ample,
and to the centurions and corporals one degree in rank is given.
An officer of 500 men
has 50 swordsmen with short weapons;
an officer of twice 500 men, in commanding them has 100 swordsmen;
a prefect with an income of 1,000 piculs of grain
has 100 swordsmen;
a prefect with an income of 800 piculs of grain
has 80 swordsmen;
one with 700 piculs
has 70 swordsmen;
one with 600 piculs
has 60 swordsmen;
the guo-wei has 1,000 swordsmen,
and the general has 4,000 swordsmen.
If in a battle, it comes so far that he is killed,
then the swordsmen are beheaded.
If a man can capture one head,
he is exempted from taxes.


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