2) Headquarters (or command) of the general-in-chief
大将军府
3) Ex-Commodore's House
前海军准将府
4) general
[英]['dʒenrəl] [美]['dʒɛnrəl]
将军
1.
The author,with the steles in the Northern Wei Dynasty as the research object,has made a research on the officials of generals.
以北魏碑刻材料作为研究对象,对其中的“将军”类职官进行研究。
2.
Commander-in-chief that Eastern Jin set up has intimate relations with generals.
东晋国家设置的都督诸州军事与将军职有密切的关系。
3.
There are much relationship between the local military officials and their position of general, which is the prerequisite for setting the local military officials.
南朝都督诸州军事与所领将军职有密切的关系。
5) military leaders
军将
1.
The Sui dynasty controlled a large population and land from many rich households with great fortune, but in the Tang dynasty military leaders have more power over the land and population, and government had less power than before.
但到唐代以后,又一个削弱中央对乡村绝对支配的因素开始凸显出来,即军将专横。
6) Mu-Fu
幕府
1.
Research on Traditional Opera Activities in Lu Jianzeng′s Mu-Fu;
卢见曾幕府戏曲活动考述
2.
An Appraisal of the Research on Mu-fu in the Late Qing Dynasty Since 1994;
1994年以来晚清幕府研究述评
3.
Mu-Fu Has over Three Thousand Members during Life, While Owns Famous Mountains and Thousands of Books after Death;
生前幕府三千士，死后名山万卷书
补充资料：大将军
武官名。始置于战国，至汉初皆为将军之最高称号，权位甚重。三国至南北朝，执政大臣也多兼大将军官号。隋唐时为统禁军之将领。唐至元，为武散官首阶。明清时于战时置，战毕而罢。
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