Meihui shivered when she heard this and asked me: "Oh, let's go back. Isn't this ice ghost too evil?"

"What are you afraid of? We have black donkey hooves." I conveniently touched the black donkey hooves that Meihui had packed in her bag, and I felt much more at ease.

"Brother, does this thing work? Someone has used black donkey hooves to deal with zombies before?" I didn't believe it.

I gave her a wink and said: "It's okay, even if it doesn't work, don't you still have a heroine? You are invincible! Didn't I almost kill a zombie the night before? I even stabbed his arm.

Not you?"

She swallowed dryly: "I'll go...you look down on me too much!"

Let’s get back to the subject, although I’m not sure whether the zombie legend Dabao told us is true, it’s still somewhat believable when he tells us his grandfather’s personal experience in a serious manner. At least it’s his grandfather who lied to him. This man is very practical.

You can't lie at first sight. It doesn't matter whether it's a zombie or not. Compared with the weird creatures we encountered in the ancient tombs, zombies are quite bland, but I'm sure there should be a problem in the Black Dragon Temple. Usually a tribe

The elders or leaders make up terrible legends to cover up secrets.

"Dabao, is there any hidden secret in the Black Dragon Temple?" I asked straight to the point without adding any modifications.

Lanzi looked at me with a strange look in her eyes. Maybe she felt that my question was too direct. Then she started to translate with a groan. From the speed and length of her speech, it seemed that she had processed it for me.

"How can I know this? Anyway, we do have some secrets in our village. Hey, what else can happen? I'm not stupid. Isn't it just the trivial matter of our Tong Jia ancestors? For the sake of this trivial matter of our ancestors,

I've been stuck in this mountain for generations and can't even get a good wife. Even if I wanted to know, I wouldn't tell you." He replied.

There is only a phonetic translation of the word "Ezhen", and I looked at me innocently without knowing what it meant. Although Meihui understands Manchu like her, she still doesn't quite understand the earliest official titles of the Jurchens.

I said, the Chinese translation of Ezhen is Zuoling, also called Niulu Zuoling, which means the leader of a Niulu. The Eight Banners system was established in the Nurhaci era. In principle, each banner should contain twenty-five Niulu, each Niulu.

There are 300 people in the army, for a total of 7,500 people. But in fact, the number of cattle in each banner is different, and they are not fixed. They can be changed at any time according to the emperor's personal preferences. For example, during the reign of Nurhaci

The number of Niu Lu of the Eight Banners during the period is roughly distributed as follows: 45 Niu Lu of the Zhenghuang Banner, 33 Niu Lu of the Xianglan Banner, 26 Niu Lu of the Xianghong Banner, 25 Niu Lu of the Zhenghong Banner, and 25 Niu Lu of the Zhenghong Banner.

There are twenty-five Niulu with white flags, twenty-one Niulu with yellow flags, twenty Niulu with blue flags, and one Niulu with white flags.

Niulu is the grassroots military and political organization of the Eight Banners system, and the establishment and development of the Nurhachi regime is closely related to it. Therefore, the specific time of the origin of Niulu has long been concerned by Chinese and foreign academic circles. Due to gaps in existing documents, scholars cannot agree on one. There are opinions.

It is believed that the formation of the Eight Banners Niu Record System did not occur at a specific point in time, but went through three development stages: "Hunting Niu Lu", "Tribal Niu Lu", and "Eight Banners Niu Lu", and was finally established

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Chapter completed!