







将在军,君命有所不受 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “a commander in the field has the authority to make independent decisions based on immediate circumstances, even if it means acting against direct orders”. Literally, “A general in the field is not bound by the sovereign's orders”.

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Open the tool →将在军,君命有所不受 (jiāng zài jūn , jūn mìng yǒu suǒ bù shòu) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “a commander in the field has the authority to make independent decisions based on immediate circumstances, even if it means acting against direct orders”.
将在军,君命有所不受 is pronounced jiāng zài jūn , jūn mìng yǒu suǒ bù shòu in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 将在军,君命有所不受 means “a general in the field is not bound by the sovereign's orders”. It is used to mean “a commander in the field has the authority to make independent decisions based on immediate circumstances, even if it means acting against direct orders”.
将:将领;受:接受。将领远征在外可以相机作战,不必事先请战或等待君主的命令再战