sweeping the world

Chapter 893 Waiting for the widow to become me

Li Guangli?It's the Ershi general from the Western Han Dynasty!He was a leading general in the later period of Liu Che's administration, but his life was full of various stains, and the ending was the biggest stain.

Xu Zheng subconsciously compared Huan Wen and Li Guangli. When he said it, he knew that his words were inappropriate and he wanted to redeem himself, but he was cut off.

"It's inappropriate to compare General Ershi with General Zhengnan." Ran Min doesn't like Huan Wen, he doesn't like all people from the south, but he won't slander him just because he hates him: "Huan Wen is a general who can fight, so His performance can be compared with that of a certain one."

In an instant, Xu Zheng showed a dumbfounded expression, and the other military officers present looked as if they had eaten flies.

Seriously speaking, there are only a few of them who managed to lead the army to destroy the country. Xu became a captain because of his achievements in leading the army to destroy the small court. General, Huan Wen climbed from General Zhengnan Zhonglang to General Zhengnan and led the army to destroy Li's Chengguo. Xie An became General Zhengxi only after destroying countless countries in the Western Regions.

For example, Li Tan and Lu Tai, even they think that their general ranks at the "Zheng" level are a bit too much, and the reason is that they did not lead the army to destroy the country.

Now Li Tan is catching Rouran and provoking him vigorously, thinking that he must destroy Rouran in order to squeeze out the moisture of his General Zhengbei.

The last prairie fire made Rouran see clearly what kind of existence the Han people are. Yu Jiulubati has given up his mind to mix with the Han people, and Li Tan is more and more persecuted without a lower limit. The distance between the Rouran tribal alliance and the Han people The army's frontal battle has entered the countdown.

Lu Tai stared at Tuoba Remnant and Murong Remnant with red eyes. If he knew that Ran Min wanted to pick peaches, he might go crazy.

"You won't use more than [-] troops to fight wars in a short time, it doesn't mean you will be free." Liu Yan never participated in the bickering of his subjects, and today's occasion is not for them to bicker: "When the widows become me After that, you'll be even busier."

Everyone stood up, saluted respectfully, and shouted: "Only the Son of Heaven can be domineering!"

I don't know when "powerful" became a derogatory term, but at this stage it is definitely not a derogatory term in a pure sense. It is a matter of course when it is used on the emperor. If the emperor cannot be a domineering person, or there are too many people who Domineering, the country will be in chaos.

After Liu Yan proclaims himself emperor, he will make a big move against the system of Sangong and Jiuqing, and the country will transfer to the system of three provinces and six ministries.

Entering the era of three provinces and six ministries is also following the trend. The increasingly complicated state affairs have overwhelmed the system of the three officials and nine ministers, and Liu Yan also intends to carry out a wave of decentralization.

After starting to convert to the system of three provinces and six ministries, the nine-rank system will also be "online" at the same time. They will indeed not be idle, and will even be busier.

In addition to the major surgery of the center, the necessary division of the military will also be carried out. There will be no major changes in the active-duty troops, but a special military region will be set up for the reserve.

There is only one purpose for establishing a military zone, that is, when it is really necessary, every trace of war potential should be tapped!
Many times in the Central Plains Dynasty, the original army was basically wiped out. There are still so many excellent sources of soldiers, but even the new army has not yet been formed.

This is directly related to the fact that the imperial power does not go to the countryside. At the end of any dynasty, the local tyrants and gentry are more alienated from the central government.

They would be happy to arm the private army to protect themselves, but they are not at all willing to gather young men and send them to the battlefield to fight the national war.

That's very simple. The country still has millions of recruits. The key is that the center has issued an order, but after reaching the county level, no matter how urgent the order is not executed, no matter how anxious the center is, it will be useless.

There is still a good source of soldiers, the problem is that they can't be adjusted, what's the use of it!

Sometimes it's reversed. It's obvious that the local tyrants and squires really want to contribute, but the government that should do the work is only doing things that oppress the people and exploit wealth, and don't do a single thing.

For example, the Five Hu can be rampant because the Sima family, including those high-ranking officials, felt that they couldn't bear it and fled first. There were obviously enough soldiers, wealth, and resources north of the Yangtze River, but they fled quickly.

For those left behind by Sima's family and those fugitives, a respectable person took the lead, and several families or villages formed a stronghold to protect themselves, and the Hu people could not do anything to them.Many people who built villages (including the establishment of Wubao) to protect themselves, they (descendants) even supported Yang Jian to replace Zhou.

Even now, there are still "isolated" stockades and Wubao in the Han territory. They refuse the management of officials and want to live a small life of their own.

For this kind of phenomenon, the government in the north will deal with it with the greatest patience, and if it happens in the south, it will basically wipe it out with troops.

It's not that the government likes to treat people differently, it's that the nature of the north and the south are different.

What the northerners did was the sequelae of the Hu people's ravages. They may not believe that the current Han Dynasty can last long, or they may think that after accepting the management of the government, they will encounter all kinds of shit, that is, dissatisfaction with the government after being abandoned. sense of trust.

When dealing with groups in the north who are still engaged in "self-government", the government will find out the reason. If the reputation is bad enough, it will naturally be eradicated directly, but if there are other reasons, it is more inclined to resolve it peacefully.

The south did not encounter the ravages of the five barbarians, and the group of people designated as barbarians was not a big threat. They formed villages to protect themselves and established Wubao is the product of the small court period.

To put it bluntly, what the southerners can do in such a way is either from aristocratic families or powerful people. The ancestors must be those who left their northern colleagues to "cross the south". Said that they still want to enjoy the blessings outside the political power, who else would they mess with?

Some central officials have repeatedly mentioned that if the gentry in the south are caught and killed, there must be wrongdoers who kill all ten, but at least eight or nine of the ten belong to the damned.

"It's cheaper for them." Ran Min is one of the people who think that the southern gentry deserve to die: "Being able to go to Zhongnan (Peninsula) to plunder wantonly, now there is another Asan Continent."

Liu Yan certainly couldn't exterminate the southern gentry, and even had to give certain benefits against his will for the sake of national unity, but this time the Asan Continent would not be open, and he didn't know why Ran Min said those words.

"Now that you've talked about the Asan Continent, let's talk about how to divide the fiefs." Liu Yan talked about this topic for the first time in a serious meeting: "Only if it benefits the Marquis, or reaches a certain title. Can you enjoy the fiefdom?"

Everyone was obviously stunned by Liu Yan's sudden mention of this topic, and then involuntarily concentrated all their attention, and their breathing began to become heavy involuntarily.

(End of this chapter)