| Heki Army | |
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| Chinese | 赫基軍 |
| Kanji | 日置軍 |
| Romaji | Bi Gun |
| Group Information | |
| Status | Active |
| Age | 20 years |
| Founder | Heki |
| Leader | Heki |
| State | Qin |
| Residence | Mobile |
| Location | Sekirei (place of defeat) |
| Birth Place | Kanyou, Qin |
| Professional Information | |
| Classification | Orthodox Army |
| Affiliates | Qin Military |
| Rank | Army |
| Specialty | By the Books Tactics Repair and Defend tactics |
| Goal(s) | Help Ei Sei achieve his dream of Unifying China. |
| Prominent Personnels | |
| General(s) | Heki |
| Commander(s) | Kaku Un |
| Strategist(s) | Heki |
| Appearance | |
| Manga Debut | Chapter 51 (1000-Man Unit) Chapter 294 (3000-Man Unit) |
| Anime Debut | Episode 18 |
| “ | Luudin/Move out!! | ” |
—Heki addressing the Mountain Tribes | ||
| “ | Caudin/Retreat! | ” |
—Heki ordering a retreat in the language of the Mountain Tribes. | ||
The Heki Army is a Qin army led by General Heki. The army was first introduced as a Subjugation Army that was sent out to repel the rebellion army who had taken over the city of Tonryuu. Originally it was a small unit associated with Shou Bun Kun Army.
History[]
Story[]
Battle of Bayou Arc[]
Heki joined Mou Bu and his army to chase the impostor Hou Ken but was trapped by the real one and Chou Sou.
Sanyou Campaign Arc[]
Heki joined under Ou Sen and his Ou Sen Army. He was used as bait to lure Ren Pa Army's Kyou En's men.
Coalition Invasion Arc[]
Heki served under the Mou Bu /Tou combined army, with Mou Bu as a leader, he led the charge against Kan Mei Army.
Conspiracy in the Court Arc[]
The army initially left Kanyou 30,000 strong, they were able to absorb more soldiers on the way to Tonryuu and at the Battle of Mei Plains had accumulated 40,000 soldiers to fight against the Rebellion Army of 70,000.
Conspiracy in the Court Arc[]
Heki became the leader of the Heki Army as the subjugation of Tonryuu. He fought and killed Ryuu.
Western Zhao Invasion Arc[]
When the Army set out from Kanyou, they numbered 8,000 strong. Ou Sen took 2,000 soldiers from the Kan Ki Army and handed it to Heki to ride to the aid of the Yo Tan Wa Army.
The army suffered very hideous casualties against Quanrong and Zhao armies and his supplies burnt. But later, they charged upon Quanrong and Zhao armies. During the final day of battle Heki was able to slay enemy's Commander-in-Chief King Rozo.
Achievements[]
- Assisted Baku Koshin in capturing Kyuu Gen's hill, and helped Duke Hyou defeat the Go Kei Army chariots in the Battle at Dakan Plains
- Broke into Fuu Ki Army's HQ and assisted Kan Ou and the Hi Shin Unit's leader, Shin in killing him during the Battle of Bayou.
- Defended against Kyou En in the "Wei Di" and also rescued Mou Gou's HQ in the Battle of Sanyou.
- Acted as the vanguard against the Kan Mei Army in the Battle of Kankoku Pass.
- Defended the eastern wall against Shin Sei Jou during the Battle of Sai.
- Defeated the combined rebellion and Zhao army led by Ryuu and Mai Kou in the Battle of Mei Plains.
- Retook the city of Tonryuu.
- Slew general Ryuu in the Battle of Tonryuu.
- Reinforced the Yo Tan Wa Army during the Battle of Ryouyou.
- Slew the king of the Quanrong, Rozo
Personnel[]
Leader[]
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General
1000-Man Commanders[]
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Heki's Cousin
Commanders[]
Situational Members[]
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Forces[]
Units[]
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300-Man Unit
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Infantry Unit
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Infantry Unit
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Infantry Unit
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HQ Cavalry Unit
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Situational Members[]
Strength[]
The Army is strong enough to fight against an army that outnumbers them by 30,000. They utilize "by the book tactics" and can emerge victoriously. With the assistance of the Hi Shin Unit, they drove off the Rebellion army of 70,000 and Zhao Army with over 10,000 troops simultaneously. The main strength is their fundamental tactics, which they practiced hundreds of times. One of their tactics is repair and defend, which they are capable to carry those two orders faster and smoother than any other armies.
Military Career[]
Gallery[]
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Battle of Bayou
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Battle of Sanyou
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Battle of Kankoku Pass
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Battle of Mei Plains
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