Kohorsztábla

Kohorsztábla is a term that can refer to several related concepts, primarily in the context of historical military organization and logistics. In its most common interpretation, it denotes a table or ledger used to record the provisions and supplies allocated to a military unit, such as a cohort. This would typically include details on food, fodder for animals, equipment, and other necessities for maintaining the unit's operational readiness.

The specific contents and format of a kohorsztábla would vary depending on the era and the army in question. However, the fundamental purpose was to ensure accountability and efficient distribution of resources. Commanders or quartermasters would use these records to track what was issued, what was needed, and who was responsible for its delivery and upkeep.

In some historical contexts, "kohorsztábla" might also extend to broader administrative documents related to the personnel within a cohort, such as muster rolls or records of service. The term is less commonly used in modern military parlance, having been largely superseded by more sophisticated inventory and logistical management systems. However, understanding the function of a kohorsztábla provides insight into the practical challenges of supplying and maintaining armies in pre-modern times.