Seventy-ninth Division personnel:

Li Yichang:

He was 23 years old in the 29th year of the Empire and acted as a company commander of the 79th Division Guard Company, and later became an important member.

Zhao Yi:

The Major General of the 79th Division, a veteran of the three dynasties, was 59 years old in the 29th year of the empire, and was still responsible for the Major General of the 79th Division, and was a soldier with excellent character.

Zheng Yong:

Major General Brigade Commander of the 1st Brigade of the 79th Division, a veteran of the three dynasties, was 48 years old in the 29th year of the empire, brave in combat and a fierce temper, and was a powerful general.

Jiang Zheng:

Major General Brigade Commander of the Second Brigade of the 79th Division, a veteran of the three dynasties, was 47 years old in the 29th year of the empire. He was taciturn, good at planning, and a typical strategist commander.

Other anti-angle members:

Chen Yang:

In the 29th year of the empire, he served as the Guangdong Army Envoy and was awarded the rank of general. An ambitious conspirator and a dangerous guy.

Chen Da:

In the 29th year of the empire, his father was appointed as the commander of the brigade of the new Second Brigade of the Guangdong Army by his father as a temporary major general mobilized before the war.) Chen Dahua was one of the eldest sons, and he was a prodigal son.

Yellowstone:

In the 29th year of the empire, the Guangxi Army Envoy was awarded the rank of general, and his fate was in trouble in the same year!

Cheng Gang:

In the 29th year of the empire, the Guangxi mutiny was launched, and the battle situation was unpredictable due to the joining of the 79th Division.

He Liang:

In the 29th year of the empire, he was ordered by Huangshi to station troops in Wuzhou, and with the help of the 79th Division, he defeated the enemy's attack.

Tian Siming:

In the 29th year of the empire, he participated in Cheng Gang's mutiny and uprising and led his army to attack Wuzhou. He was finally attacked by the 79th Division and was defeated miserably.

Wei Ming:

The Empire was the president of the Empire for twenty-nine years, and was a symbolic figure.

Lin Shiyun:

Since the 25th year of the empire, he served as the Grand Marshal of the Imperial Army and the garrison of the Chahar Special Administrative Region. He was awarded the rank of marshal and controlled five central divisions. He also controlled all police, tax police, Baojia and other armed personnel in the administrative region. He was responsible for the security of the capital, but he was actually the empire's secret control of the empire.

Note: Interpretation of official positions during the period of the empire stability:

Governor: Grant the rank of general and controls all the military, police, tax police and baojia in a province.

Military Pacification Envoy: Grant the rank of general and controls the right to mobilize the army formally organized by a province.

Governor: During the period of the stability of the empire, the powers that the empire had, after appointing the military envoy to the sanctuary, were allocated in a unified manner in the finance, taxes, police, military police, and security detachments of a province. (Note: According to the policy of the initial establishment of the empire, there were about 3,000 to 5,000 policemen, 2,000 military policemen, and 3,000 baojia. Please note that the number of troops and the power of the governor can only be maintained when the central government of the empire is stable, otherwise it is a decoration.)

The guardian: was awarded the rank of lieutenant general, and was generally stationed in a temporary designated special administrative region, responsible for local defense, combat and other matters.

Those who have not appeared but registered:

Xu Binjun: Because it has not been updated yet, the information is unknown!

Ni Zhichao: Not known!
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