英文摘要 |
This article mainly discusses the placement of bowmen during the first year of Kao Tsung's reign in the South Sung Dynasty (1127) and the 4th year of Shaoxing (1134). The fall of the North Sung's Kin army caused the royal family to travel south. Kao Tsung delegated his people to continue fighting with the remaining Kin army while placing more bowmen to maintain the societal order. As the government of the South Sung Dynasty stabilized, the bowmen were removed during the 4th year of Shaoxing. In these 7 years, treatment for the original bowmen and the new ones was of controversy. Additionally, the bowmen were not only to chase down the thieves, but also helping to defend against the Kin army, clearly serving as military men instead of public officers. Therefore, in the time frame between the first year (Chienyen, 1127) and 4th year (Shaoxing, 1134) of Kao Tsung's reign, this article discusses the dispatch system, wage system, job content, and the manage system of the bowmen, and further explains the transformation of bowmen during this time. |