Qinglong Three Kingdoms

Chapter 673
In the current Three Kingdoms period, it is not easy for the Han forces in the Central Plains to have a cavalry unit.

In history, Xiliang cavalry, Bingzhou iron cavalry and Cao Cao's tiger and leopard cavalry were able to leave their names, but many cavalry in Xiliang and Bingzhou also developed in the battle against foreign races, and disappeared in the middle of the Three Kingdoms period. Ma Chao's Xiliang iron cavalry is actually foreign mercenaries, not Han cavalry.

As for Cao Cao's tiger and leopard cavalry, as mentioned earlier, they eventually disappeared into Cao Wei's military establishment.

Therefore, Zhu Wei is able to keep the Tiger Wing Battalion at [-] to [-] cavalry now because of the convenience of buying military horses with the Three Kingdoms game system, and because of the way of shoeing horseshoes to reduce horseshoe damage.

At the same time, Zhu Wei also appointed Zhang Xiu as the head of the Tiger Wing Battalion, and Zhang Liao as the deputy general, as originally envisaged. Hu Che'er, Sun Ben, Wei Xu, Song Xian, Hou Cheng, Cao Xing and other generals were under his jurisdiction.

The lower generals of Lu Bu's account were basically incorporated into the Tiger Wing Battalion because they were originally from the Bingzhou cavalry, and they were all familiar with cavalry tactics on Lu Bu's side.

Among them, Cao Xing is good at riding and shooting, so Zhu Wei also promoted him to be the leader of the light cavalry, and his status is higher than that of Wei Xu, Song Xian, and Hou Cheng.

In addition, Zhu Wei also appointed a long history to the Tiger Wing Battalion, but he was also Chen Qun, a military division-level talent who was famous in history.

Chen Qun could be regarded as Zhu Wei's accidental gain in Xuzhou. It turned out that Chen Qun was left in Pengcheng by Lu Buqiang together with his father Chen Ji. After Zhu Wei found out, he would naturally not let him go.

This Chen Qun was originally a descendant of the famous Chen family in Yingchuan. His grandfather Chen Shi, father Chen Ji, and uncle Chen Chen were all well-known in the world.

When Chen Qun was a young child, his grandfather Chen Shi often thought that his son was strange, and helped his grandson to make his name known to the outside world, so that Chen Qun could be regarded as a young celebrity when he was young.

Later, it is said that Kong Rong, a well-known Beihai scholar with an arrogant personality, actually became friends with Chen Qun's father Chen Ji first, and then did not make friends with Chen Qun because of his young age, which raised Chen Qun's reputation to the same level as Kong Rong.

After the Yellow Turban Rebellion, Chen Qun lived with his father, Chen Ji, who was an official in Pingyuan County, Qingzhou. It happened that Liu Bei also lived in Qingzhou with Tian Kai, who belonged to Gongsun Zan, so he heard of Chen Qun's fame, so Liu Bei passed Some way to get him into the tent as an aide, and then he took Chen Qun and his son to Xuzhou.

From this point of view, Liu Bei actually had military advisors in his early days.

It is said that Liu Bei took Lu Bu in Xiaopei, and then led his troops to Xiapi to fight Yuan Shu. Before the war, Chen Qun persuaded Liu Bei to be careful of Lu Bu, but unfortunately Liu Bei did not listen to Chen Qun's words.

Of course, it may also be that Chen Qun was still too young at this time, and he belonged to the type of upright and reticent personality. Take him seriously.

As a result, after Lu Bu robbed Xuzhou from Liu Bei, Chen Qun and his father Chen Ji were so famous that Lu Bu held them hostage in Pengcheng and could not leave. This time, after Zhu Wei took over Xuzhou, he also found out about it through Lu Lingqi. Talents like Chen Qun exist.

Of course, Zhu Wei would not let it go, so he asked Chen Qun and his son to follow Lu Lingqi, Zhang Liao and others to Shouchun, and then took them all the way to Xiangyang.

"Chen Qun, military advisor, city of Xiangyang, age 20, loyalty 78, career 0 years, soldier 0, intelligence 92, politics 81, force 50, charisma 75, land index 70, water index 66, training 0, morale 0."

Now Zhu Wei has officially enlisted Chen Qun to become an official, and judging from Chen Qun's character attributes, he is not only intellectually and politically competent, but also military-wise, so Zhu Wei sent him to the new The reorganized Tiger Wing Cavalry Battalion is the general history.

Of course, the Huyi Battalion and the Xiongba Battalion are now part of the main combat force stationed around Zhu Wei, so Chen Qun is actually a member of Zhu Wei's standing military division and adviser group, and often participates in Zhu Wei's staff meetings.

It's just that Chen Qun has been assigned the real power post of General Shi of the Tiger Wing Battalion. In normal times, he is mainly responsible for the work of General Shi of the Tiger Wing Battalion.

Zhu Wei naturally knew that Chen Qun had compiled the "Nine Ranks Zhongzheng System" official selection system in history, and also helped Cao Wei to compile the Wei Law. He can be regarded as a political talent, but now Zhu Wei feels that his military ability may be It's not weak either.

In other words, Zhu Wei's sending Chen Qun to Huyi Battalion also represented Zhu Wei's restraint of military power over Huyi Battalion. After all, from the current military system of Zhu Wei, the first battalion commander had too much power.

Although Zhu Wei's original plan was to regularly remove the commander-in-chief and the army from rotation, but in the face of today's troubled times, this kind of military system is really unrealistic in operation.

Therefore, once these commander-in-chiefs hold positions in their barracks for a few years, they will definitely make all the generals and officers in the barracks their factions.

Even if Zhu Wei could appoint other lieutenants and control the appointment of lieutenant generals and school-level mid-level and high-level officers, as the commander-in-chief of a battalion, he would still have great power over the army.

If there is a commander-in-chief with ulterior motives, he can naturally win people's hearts and repel dissidents. With the help of war, some people will be sent to a dangerous death situation, and finally they will be able to win the hearts of the army.

Therefore, now that Zhu Wei sends the general Shi to each battalion, it means to restrain the right of the commander-in-chief of the army, and has the right to consult the military and make suggestions.

After all, most of the generals sent by Zhu Wei are military division-level talents with military capabilities, so they are familiar with military affairs. As long as they have the right to directly report the situation of the army to Zhu Wei, they can help Zhu Wei control the changes in the army at any time , can supervise the actions of the commanding general in the army.

Of course, these generals and commanders can be replaced at any time, so that the possibility of colluding with each other and jointly deceiving Zhu Wei can be avoided.

Although Zhu Wei can now know the loyalty of his subordinates through the Three Kingdoms game system, even if he knows that they are loyal to him, it can't cut off their petty thoughts of fighting for power and profit. It harmed other talented lieutenants and the like.

At the same time, Zhu Wei must also consider how to ensure control of the army if he does not have the Three Kingdoms game system, or if his descendants do not have the assistance of the Three Kingdoms game system.

Obviously, under the premise of rotating the commander-in-chief, this method of stationing the commander-in-chief at the same time is also a balanced method to restrain the commander-in-chief.

Perhaps the original military system of the Han Dynasty arranged the post of Chief History in the army because of this consideration, but Zhu Wei will now increase the rights of some generals and chief history...

(End of this chapter)