First of all, I checked a lot of information, my god! There are so many different opinions, I feel that I can do a special research. I guess no matter how I set it, I will always be very satisfied and a little dissatisfied. After a comprehensive evaluation, the price setting of this book is as follows (please forgive me for yours):

1 liter of salt 15 liters, 1 liter of wheat 32 liters, 1 liter of miso 125 liters, 1 liter of horse material 1.6 liters, and 1 head 5 liters of horse.

Unit conversion: 1 stone = 10 buckets = 100 liters = 1000 combined = 10,000 spoons (1 stone is about 120 kilograms)

According to the mainstream theory of 1.5 meter per capita per capita, an adult needs to consume 1.8 shi of rice and grain per year.

It should be noted that prices will change, and they will change according to actual situations. For example, horses, where horses are produced are generally cheaper than where there are lack of horses. Therefore, this book will refer to some actual information. Prices will change whenever they go to a region. Of course, everyone is also welcome to point out the shortcomings. After all, I have limited abilities and cannot find too much information for a while.

Here are some information on this for everyone to understand:

Information 1:

One stone in Japan is about 350 kilograms of land in modern China, one town = 10 kilograms of each farmer produces about 1 stone of grain! The grain yield rate is about 70%! The lord and the farmers share about 6:4! Each farmer can cultivate about 5 farms, and each farm is about 1,000 square meters.

The ratio of gold and silver is 1:12! The ratio of grams corresponding to the units of measurement of gold and silver is 1:12! One tael of silver costs about 1,200 liters, and the ratio of gold and silver in Europe during the same period is about 1:15-20.

In addition! The salary in Taige is a year, that is, the head of the group is 5 jin per year! Half a month of rice, and a half a year, and it is paid twice a year! After the summer collection, the rice is paid in the New Year! Only the general or the city lord can eat rice, and they sell the rice for miscellaneous grains and radishes! Each farmer rents a town to the lord to cultivate! The lord fights! The farmers must bring their own weapons and rations to participate! But because there are too many fights! Therefore, the lord is responsible for the rations after the lord’s registration! The lord does not pay taxes to the lord but is responsible for sending troops to fight according to the lord’s request! If you cannot do it, you will be demoted or seized!

All the minerals in the territory of the small lord belong to the Great lord! The private mines, especially gold, silver, copper, iron and salt, are accused of rebellion and rebellion. The country and the whole country will fight against each other! The important mines found in the territory will generally be transferred! The strong little lord will be entrusted to mine! However, the income from deducting costs is limited! Generally, minerals are found in exchange for additional sealed territory or improving status! Unauthorized development of territories such as building cities, Xintian, mines, and castles are all considered as rebellion!

Therefore, the development of the Japanese Warring States minor lords relies on fighting to grab the land of their neighbors! Whether the land can be obtained depends on your status as the great lord! If you can't grab the land, you can grab things!

The above information is provided by "Flower Burial 731". Thank you for providing the information and bowing to thank you.

Information 2:

In the Warring States Period, when soldiers rushed to the battlefield and attacked enemies in remote areas, for a long-term battle, and for the military to maintain necessary food supplies for the troops.

If you are participating in a short-term battle, usually food is solved by yourself and is called the "hand-bian principle". Only when you participate in a long-term battle will the lord provide military rations.

Regarding military food, rice cubes were generally used in ancient times. Dabao Order stipulated that each soldier needed to prepare six dou of rice cubes and two liters of salt were stored in the warehouses of their respective corps. Rice cubes can be stored for a long time, but after being stored for a long time, it will become lumpy, dry and hard. When using it, soak it first and soak it in water to soften it to form rice porridge. Add salt to taste a little.

According to the "Stories of Miscellaneous Soldiers", the food for a day of qin is: 1 liter of water, 6 rice, 1 spoon of salt, and 2 spoons of miso; and the "Cage Defences of the Cage" also records that the food for a day of qin is: 1 liter of water, 4.5 rice, 1 spoon of salt, and 2 spoons of miso.

At that time, people did not have the habit of three meals a day, and they were not introduced until the Edo period. In the Warring States Period, there were more two meals a day. On the battlefield, the meal time was even more unfixed. Usually, the food rations of the day were divided into three or four for food.

During the Warring States Period, ordinary soldiers ate coarse grains such as wheat, millet, barnyard, taro, etc.; the food of the warriors was better, and they could eat rice cooked with brown rice and vegetables, and if they were lucky, they could still eat white rice. Finally, it was also the most luxurious military ration, which was qualified for only daimyos or high-level samurai. They usually included white rice, vegetables, fish, shellfish, chicken, etc. So, someone might ask, do the soldiers also have the opportunity to taste this kind of delicious food? I think if they could become friends with such food, they would not have been on the battlefield to become miscellaneous soldiers.

Information Three:

The book always describes this way: "A heroic warrior rides across the battlefield like a cool warhorse."

There is no question about miscellaneous soldiers. With warriors, there will be war horses. Otherwise, how could the martial arts family be called the "Bow Horse House"? The quality of the horse directly affects the speed of the warrior's maneuver power. The best combination of the maneuver power of the warrior and the attack power of the warrior is undoubtedly the Takeda family among the names of the Warring States Period. However, has a large-scale cavalry team like the Takeda family really existed? At least so far, half of the academic community still have a negative attitude towards this.

The reasons they questioned were:

1. At that time, Japanese horses were still very wild, and there was no precedent for large-scale domestication. It was almost impossible to achieve universal domestication within the time of several generations of the Warring States Period.

2. Even if it is domesticated and the cavalry team encounters a light gun array, even if the warrior is not afraid, his horse is easily frightened and disobedient. How can we talk about "strike together" in such a situation?

3. Based on the wreckage of the horses of the Warring States Period excavated now, after restoration, it can be considered that the Japanese horses at that time were only 120cm to 145cm. From a global perspective, they should be small horses, so how can they be used in war situations?

Well, the above is just a question from the academic community. Since there are extensive records in historical materials, we just think that the horse riding teams were more or less in the camps of various famous people at that time. So, what is the daily consumption of raising a horse? According to the "Legend of Natto", whether in wartime or in peacetime, the amount of horse feeds a day for a war horse is 3 liters, and the amount of horse feeds a pack horse is 2 liters per day.

With warriors and war horses, can you go to the battlefield? The answer is definitely no! Warriors who go to the battlefield also need to be equipped with certain equipment.

"Samurai is the sword in his hand, and the sword is the soul of the warrior." That is a concept that gradually began to be formed in Edo. In the Warring States Period, both bows, guns and swords were symbols of warriors. Just as there were differences in heights, these swords, guns and armored pockets also differed from high and low quality. We do not study the rare famous products forged by famous masters here, but only consider the prices of a large number of popular medium and low-end equipment. Generally speaking, in the Warring States Period, a Tai Knife or a Shiwen Gun was 550 text, a Wuming Little Knife or a Naginata was 400 text, and a thin iron armored pocket with a foot that was 11 slabs and 500 text. Perhaps, someone will ask, what are the prices of iron cannons and large tubes? As for these valuable items, I will not study them here. I believe that many special articles have been published.

As the article ends here, our warriors can finally go to the battlefield. But how can we fight this battle?

In fact, the methods of fighting are changing all the time. From a broad perspective, from the Yingren Rebellion to the Katehara Joint War, the fighting method happened to be the evolution of the group war from a cavalry-style personal war to a joint war model.

Since the Yingren Rebellion started, the battles were one after another, and the number of participants in the battle was more than one more time. The appearance of iron cannons and large tubes made large-scale killings possible, and the proportion of casualties increased day by day. However, the commander summarized a relatively complete set of combat methods, namely: first use iron cannons, bows and arrows to attack long-rangely, then the cavalry team assault, and finally use the guns to solve the dispersed enemy and consolidate the results. Of course, there are also other methods such as first using the gun array to attack the vanguard, and then let the cavalry team assault the original array to determine the victory or defeat.

After experiencing military rations, war horses, weapons, and joint battles, we will naturally have to say rewards in the end. Just imagine who would work hard for the lord without rewards?

There are two types of rewards in the Warring States Period: one is the plunder after the war, and the other is the lord's kindness reward.

1. The post-war robbery was a common thing at that time. A footman could always get 5 to 10 coins of copper coins and one or two weapons he liked after a battle. These open robbery also became the best mobilization order before the war. There is such a record in "Taige Ji", "On October 30, 1911, Yamaakashi Kasuke said to his soldiers during the night attack on Sanbao Pass: 'The ones who participated in this battle were all my brothers, and the land they captured belonged to you. You can take whatever you like until dawn.'"

2. Compared with the post-war robbery, the lord's reward is much boring in most cases. Unless it has high achievements, it is usually used to exchange for the bounty according to the obtained head. At that time, the amount of rewards was 1 guan and 200 guan for one head, which is indeed much lower than 5 guan or 10 guan.

After you have received all the rewards, the article should naturally end. If you are interested, you can try to calculate the number of troops sent by a lord and maintaining power based on the above data. This is probably a relatively interesting thing.

Information 4:

Both the Japanese Wikiri "Three Goods System" and "Rice Price" items mentioned that the average rice price during the room gaze period was 500-600 yuan per stone. Under the "Kungao system" item, Hojo's discount of 100 yuan is 1.2-1.4 yuan.

This is the price in 1657 in the Edo period a hundred years later.

Sword 1 Guanwen: Silver 18

27 min. 6 dou: 1 min. 76 min.

Qian Yiguanwen is about 2.8 shi of rice.
Chapter completed!