In life, we often see some exaggerated plots of "anti-Japanese dramas". Like what kind of "hand-torn devils" and anti-Japanese heroes who "seek defeat alone" in the rain of guns and bullets, they are rampant. Although this kind of beautification highlights the image, it is more or less inconsistent with historical facts. There are even many TV dramas that do not even have a basic rank and year. For example, the word "Daisa" that often appears in the play. How big an official is that?
First of all, we know that many Japanese cultures are borrowed from China. The most obvious of these is the Japanese script, and even the surname has a lot of Chinese characters. From the fourth year of Zhenguan (603), Japan sent envoys to the Tang Dynasty for the first time, and since then it has been continuously brought back to Japan to learn about the dangerous culture of China.
These cultures are not just agriculture, astronomy, art and calligraphy, etc. It also includes some political systems and bureaucratic management systems of the Tang Dynasty. Even began to divide hundreds of officials according to the Tang Dynasty system, among which a very special official position "Zuo" appeared, which has the meaning of auxiliary in China, and is generally the role of an adjutant. The name has been used in Japan ever since.
The word Ōsa is now a unique military rank in Japan, and is not available in other countries. Before the end of World War II in 1945, the ranks of the old Japanese army were divided into sixteen grades: general, adjutant, lieutenant, associate non-commissioned officer, corporal officer, and japanese soldier. Moreover, Japan's military ranks are generally divided into three levels and nine grades, which are general, sasuke, and lieutenant, and are divided into three levels: large, medium, and less.
The rank of Japanese Daisaku is equivalent to or higher than the rank of colonel. In the Japanese army, There are many positions that Daisaku can hold, such as company commander, and division chief of staff. Holding official positions in different systems has different real powers. Some of the commanders of the divisions, that is, the lieutenant generals, worked at the side of the lieutenant generals, and some of the brigade commanders had more real power than some brigade commanders and major generals.
As we all know, the officers who can serve as commanders are not ordinary. In the army, at least the officers of the rank of lieutenant general or above are also officers who can be the commander-in-chief. On the other hand, the main army was commanded mostly by major generals. In Japan, Ōsa was the commander of the Infantry Regiment. Judging from the total number of infantry companies in general, there are about 3,000 people.
Do not underestimate this 3,000-man infantry company, which can play a role in the battlefield. Therefore, in times of war, if you want to become a Daisa in Japan, you must not only be able to fight, but also have very good command ability. Usually there is also a certain background, because many of the great masters are directly under the jurisdiction of the division commander lieutenant general.
It is no wonder that in some anti-Japanese film and television dramas, it is often possible to see that the biggest official in the villain role is Daisa. It can be seen that Daisaku is not low in the ranking of japanese ranks, and probably belongs to the third echelon. Killing the enemy in the War of Resistance Against Japan was a great achievement. However, in 1945, after Japan surrendered as a fascist defeated country, it re-established the title of military rank and divided it into six grades and eighteen grades.