The "Prussian model" refers to a system of education and military organization developed in the Kingdom of Prussia during the 18th and 19th centuries. It emphasized structured curricula, compulsory schooling, and a focus on discipline and obedience. This model aimed to create a well-educated citizenry and a strong military, influencing educational systems worldwide. In addition to education, the Prussian model also shaped modern bureaucratic governance and military strategies. Its principles of efficiency, hierarchy, and centralized control have been adopted by various countries, impacting both public administration and military organization throughout history.