What was the kitchen of the ancient army called

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Hidden Soldier Cave (the sixth item is the room).

At present, the structure of the Tibetan Soldier Cave can be divided into ten parts: one is the tunnel, which is the main body of the Tibetan Soldier Cave, and its function is that it can be used for military transportation, passage, sortie or entering the cave in wartime, and can be used as a rest residence for soldiers in peacetime. The second is the conference hall, which is mainly used for gathering people to hold meetings to discuss military aircraft, study, arrange military operations, and carry out operational deployments.

The third is the observation port, we call it the observation port, in fact, it has a multi-functional role, it can be used as a watchport, used to observe the movement outside the cave, and it is also a ventilating and light-transmitting equipment in the cave, and at the same time, when necessary, it can attack from here. Judging from the facilities at the entrance of the cave, after the sergeant enters the cave, it can be guarded by more than one soldier, and even if the city barrier is surrounded, it is difficult for the enemy to attack the cave. The fourth is the living room, which has a one-bedroom room at a certain distance in the passage, which is about for the command officer to live in, and can be used in this command post department.

Fifth, the storeroom, which is mainly used to store grain and other food, no matter what the situation, the army withdraws into the cave, as long as there is enough food, it can be held for a certain period of time. Sixth, the room can be used to prepare cooked food, and the ingenious thing is that there is a chimney outside the room, even if it is a cooking fire, the smoke can also overflow to the outside of the cave through the chimney, and it will never stay in the hole and smoke its own people. The seventh is the armory, which is mainly used to store arrows, ammunition, etc., for wartime.

The eighth is the fort, which is set up in the key parts of the cave, and can attack the invading enemy if necessary, changing the passive defense to the active defense. In the Ming Dynasty, it was no longer a simple era of cold weapons, and there was a fort in the cave, which could make the hot and cold weapons work together, and its power was greatly increased. Nine is the well, which can be said to be the lifeline of the defenders in the cave, if there is no water, it is not easy to survive, can we still talk about holding on and attacking?

Ten is a trap, about one zhang deep, and there are many antlers in the trap. Because only a single person is allowed to pass in the cave, once there is an enemy who enters the cave, he can only follow up in a single line, and he is not familiar with the terrain in the cave, it is easy to fall into the antlers of the trap, and he will either be killed or injured. The defenders of the cave hold the opposite side of the trap, and it is difficult for enemies to enter the cave.

Seeing this, we can't help but marvel at the wisdom and wisdom of the ancients, and only here can provide us with three-dimensional combat physical facilities that cooperate with each other on the ground and underground in ancient times, which is really an eye-opener.

I don't know, it should be called "guy" and the chef should be called "guy"!

The kitchen was called Juzao Jun in ancient times.

Meals: Mainly all kinds of seasonal foods, moon cakes, zongzi, rice cakes, Lantern Festival and a variety of festive foods, such as longevity peaches, wedding cakes, champion cakes and various court snacks.

Fang: Dealing with various nourishing products such as Baqi Huyuan Soup, Qinghai-Tibet Cordyceps King, Best Bird's Nest, etc.