The origin of the name Musashi

The first-class battleship was named after the ancient feudal country (Yamato, now Nara Prefecture, is also the ancient name of Japan, which means pride; Musashi, now the northern plain of Kanto Tokyo, is also the largest plain in Japan, which also means pride; Nagato is the northern part of Yamaguchi Prefecture, which is the southernmost tip of Honshu Island today. Ancient immigrants from China and Korea first arrived in Japan. Lu Ao, now Fukushima, Miyagi, Iwate, Aomori and Akita counties, was the largest feudal country in ancient Japan and a famous horse-producing area. Anyone who has played tag should know. Yi Shi, now along the coast of Ise Bay in Mie Prefecture, was a very rich area in ancient times; Fusang, a synonym of ancient Japanese in China, is named after the legend refers to the oriental hibiscus flower.

The second-class battleship (battle cruiser) is named after famous mountains and places of interest, such as hazelnut, the famous hazelnut mountain, and the famous autumn mountain in the prefix D refers to it; Bi Rui, Hiei Mountain, Japanese Tantric Base Camp; Kirishima is close to Kagoshima Prefecture and Miyazaki Prefecture, and there is a Kirishima shrine; King Kong, Mount Kumgang, a famous scenic spot near Osaka Prefecture in Nara Prefecture.

The first-class cruiser (patrol) is named after a famous mountain, such as Miaogao (second-hand mountain, southwest of Niigata Prefecture, and later called Mount Fuji in Vietnam); Moya (Mount Moya, outside Kobe, famous for climbing mountains and watching night scenes); Julia (Ye Qingshan, now Sendai City, where Mr. Lu Xun once studied abroad) Gu Ying (Gu Yingshan, near the naval school in Jiangtian Island, Japan, which is a very advantageous place, hehe). Kaohsiung, (Gao Xiongshan is a famous mountain in the northwest of Kyoto, but it is not Kaohsiung in the south of Taiwan Province Province, which is easily confused by many people).

Second-class cruisers (light cruisers) are named after famous rivers, such as Topmost (Dingchuan), Sanwei (Sanweichuan), Guling (Gulingchuan), Kumano (Kumanokawa), Li Gen (Yinchuan) and Tsumoto (Tsumoto). Please note that these six ships, which belong to the highest level, and four Li Gen-class ships are all built in the name of light cruise ships. In addition, there are famous ball mills and five ball mills, Tamar, Beidi, Dajing and Muzeng, among which Beidi and Dajing have been transformed into abnormal lightning cruisers, which are so famous in this game. They are all named after rivers. In addition, there are divine power and ghost anger in the light patrol, which is also a river. The names of Japanese warships are mostly two words as their names suggest, but there are also three words, such as Awuwei, he ye and Isuzu, which are also named after Japanese rivers. There are a large number of Japanese destroyers, most of which are named after natural weather and phenomena such as "wind, flowers, snow, moon, fog, sunset, tide, clouds, rain and waves". Among them, the more famous examples are Shimajima (who is famous in this game and has played DD), Qiuyue (a famous Japanese artillery destroyer) and Suninflammation (a Japanese junior DD in the game). The names of Japanese resumes are confusing. Generally, there are "dragons, phoenixes, eagles, cranes" and other birds and animals, such as Long Xiang, Black Dragon, Fengxiang, Taihō, Eagle, Flying Eagle, Ruihe, Shoukaku, etc., all of which are in these games. In addition, the Sinava was originally the Yamato-class No.3 ship, named after the ancient Sinava country (as anyone who played the Warring States Games knows, Takeda Shingen and Uesugi Chishin fought five wars in Kawanaka Island), and was later transformed into an aircraft carrier, which was sunk by an American submarine off the coast of Japan and did not serve. It was the largest aircraft carrier with a class of 80,000 tons in World War II. There are also two small aircraft carriers (amateurs) transformed from seaplane carriers (Dongdong during World War I), namely Chitose and Chiyoda. One is the name of the city, and the other is the name of the shrine, which is redundant.