Those under one's command, such as troops or staff serving under a general

Name for two famous Tang dynasty stone steles inscribed by the calligrapher Li Yong, often referred to as [[云麾碑|雲麾碑|yun2 hui1 bei1]]. One stela (720 AD) honors Li Sixun and is located in Shaanxi; the other (742 AD) honors Li Xiu.

referring to either of two Tang Dynasty stone steles inscribed by the calligrapher Li Yong, notably the Li Sixun Stela or the Li Zhao Stela

(literary) to direct an action or give orders; same as [[指挥|指揮|zhi3 hui1]]

To direct or command troops in battle

A formal honorific used in the closing of a letter, typically addressed to someone in the military or police forces.

(literary) flags, banners, and tallies used as symbols of authority; refers to the command or signals of a general