At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty

There are also permanent and irregular positions in the local army.

The permanent ones are the original local garrison newly established by Guo Peng, the current commander of the local garrison, and military positions such as school lieutenants and captains in the army sequence. Generally speaking, the commander of the local garrison is the local permanent military officer. The highest level.

The rest are unused.

For example, the number of generals such as Sizheng, Siping, Sian and other four towns, these are not often placed, and will be placed when necessary.

Among them, Guo Peng also stipulated that the generals of the four conquests and the generals of the four towns have the same status, but they are not placed at the same time, mainly depending on the actual needs. They are both the commanders of one army. The position of general will be withdrawn immediately.

However, General Siping and General Si'an have the same position, they are both assistants of General Sizheng or General Sizhen, left and right hands, can be placed at the same time during wartime, have the same powers and status, and they are also withdrawn after the matter is over.

This set of rules can be said to have completely changed the military system since the Qin and Han Dynasties.

Cao Ren and the others were surprised when they first found out, but it was Guo Peng's decision, and they did not object, and they were also very interested in that rank.

Although they didn't know exactly how Guo Peng was going to seal it, they didn't know what kind of reward they would get.

So they are still looking forward to it.

I really want to know how Guo Peng arranged it.

Chapter 781 All this is just the beginning

Cao Ren was of course the first to receive the title.

As the second person in the Wei army following Guo Peng, Cao Ren is top-notch in terms of qualifications, ability, status, and merit. Of course, it is not surprising that he was ranked first.

Guo Peng bestowed Cao Ren with the only rank of general of hussars and the post of general of Zhenxi. The job content was to command the Guanxi Corps to guard Liangzhou, including the battalion of the Guanzhong camp under his command.

The second one is Zhang Liao.

This surprised many people, and even Zhang Liao himself.

Because his contribution is really great, even if a large part is distributed to Tai Shici and others, his brilliance cannot be concealed.

However, Guo Peng still thought about it for a while, and did not let him be tied with Cao Ren, so he was demoted by one rank, and given the rank of General of Chariots and the post of General of Zhendong.

When Zhang Liao heard the announcement, his heart fell back into his stomach——

He was really afraid that Guo Peng would put him in the same position as Cao Ren, and that would be really bad. Cao Ren was a relative general, but he was not. He was afraid of being in the same position as Cao Ren.

Then there is Le Jin.

Le Jin was a veteran general who had made great contributions in defending Liu Biao, so Guo Peng bestowed Le Jin with the rank of General of the Guard and the post of General of Zhengnan. He was in charge of the commander of the troops around Chenliu Camp.

Conquering Jingzhou is destined to be Le Jin's task, and it is also an indispensable way for Le Jin to gain a firm foothold under the military system of the new dynasty.

Then came Yu Jin.

Yu Jin is also a veteran general. He followed Guo Peng diligently for many years and made countless contributions. Now he is also the one who made great contributions in the Jiangdong War. Therefore, he was awarded the rank of General Guard and transferred to the post of Zhenbei General. He was stationed in Jixian County and took charge of Bingzhou Youzhou The military, temperance of the local army.

And out of the needs of the future Northern Expedition and the crusade against the Gongsun regime, Guo Peng also had the idea of ​​​​setting up the Hebei Camp.

Needless to say, Zhao Yun is an absolute elder, absolutely loyal, given the rank of General of the Guards, conferred the post of General of the Guards, in charge of the Central Guards, guarding the Luoyang area, defending the safety of Luoyang, and dispatching subordinates to accompany the army when necessary attack.

Cao Hong was granted the rank of General of Zhen Guo and the post of General Zuo of the Wei Army, under Zhao Yun's command.

Cao Chun was granted the rank of General of Zhen Guo and the rank of General of the Right of the Guard Army, under Zhao Yun's command.

Li Dian, bestowed the rank of general of Zhen Guo, former general of the Wei Army, under Zhao Yun's command.

Guo Dong, who was given the rank of general of Zhen Guo and the post of general of the Wei Army, was under Zhao Yun's command.

Xia Houyuan, given the rank of General Guard, served as the commander of the garrison in Longxi County, and was under Cao Ren's command during the war.

Guan Yu, bestowed with the rank of General of Guards, commanded the garrison of Anding County, and served under Cao Ren during the war.

Gao Lan was given the rank of general of Zhen Guo, commanded the garrison of Hanyang County, and was under Cao Ren's command during the war.

Yan Liang, given the rank of general of Zhen Guo, commanded the garrison of Beidi County, and was under Cao Ren's command during the war.

Cao Xiu, bestowed the rank of General Zhen Guo, commanded the garrison of Jincheng County, and was under Cao Ren's command during the war.

Zhang Ying, given the rank of general of Zhen Guo, commanded the garrison of Hanzhong County, and was under Le Jin's command during the war.

Zhu Ling was given the rank of general of Zhenguo, commander of the garrison of Shangyong County, and was under Lejin's command during the war.

Li Gan, given the rank of general of Zhenguo, commanded the garrison of Yingchuan County, and was under Lejin's command during the war.

Guo Lie was given the rank of General Zhen Guo, commanded the garrison of Runan County, and was under the command of Le Jin during the war.

Xu Huang, given the rank of general of Zhen Guo, commanded the garrison of Lujiang County, and was under Zhang Liao's command during the war.

Cao Xing was given the rank of general of Zhenguo, commanded the garrison of Kuaiji County, and was under Zhang Liao's command during the war.

Cheng Lian was given the rank of general of Zhenguo, commander of the Wujun garrison, and was under Zhang Liao's command during the war.

Zang Ba, given the rank of general of Zhenguo, commanded the garrison of Luling County, and was under Zhang Liao's command during the war.

Hao Meng, given the rank of general of Zhen Guo, commanded the garrison of Yuzhang County, and was under Zhang Liao's command during the war.

Zhang Fei, this active guy, was given the rank of General Wei by Guo Peng and served as General Pingbei, the same rank as Yu Jin.

But because of his personality problem, Guo Peng arranged for him to be the assistant of the ban. For him, Guo Peng also specially made him an extraordinary Pingbei general, with the right to take the initiative to attack the Xianbei tribe.

Then there was Zhang Yan, the descendant of Heishan, who was given the rank of general of the town and served as the commander of the garrison of Yanmen County. He was under the command of the ban during the war.

Xia Zhao, given the rank of general of Zhenguo, commanded the garrison of Yunzhong County, and was under Jin's command during the war.

Jiang Qi, given the rank of general of Zhenguo, commanded the garrison of Shuofang County, and belonged to Jin during the war.

Ma Yan, given the rank of general of Zhenguo, commanded the garrison of Shanggu County, and was under the command of Jin during the war.

Tian Yu, the former prefect of Liaoxi County, is now transferred to a military post, given the rank of general of the town, and served as the commander of the garrison army of Liaoxi County. During the war, he was under the command of the ban.

The last is Tai Shici, who bestowed the rank of General Zhen Guo and General Ding Hai.

Dian Wei, bestowed the rank of General of Zhen Guo, and the rank of General Zuo of the Forbidden Army.

Xu Chu was given the rank of general of the town and the right general of the forbidden army.

The three men's military ranks are not high, but they have special positions. They are under the direct command of Guo Peng at all times and do not accept the command of any other general unless they have an order from Guo Peng to obey others.

The remaining mid-level and lower-level officers or soldiers will be promoted and rewarded according to the records of the merit-based policy, which is open and transparent, and no one will be left behind.

Generally speaking, this wave of enfeoffment by Guo Peng is based on the creation of a new military system based on the five major theaters of east, west, north, south, and middle.

Zhao Yun dominates in the center, Cao Ren dominates in the northwest, Zhang Liao dominates in the southeast, Yujin dominates in the northeast, and Lejin dominates the unsettled southwest.

The original situation of this general and that general has been changed, and the distribution is completely based on the division of theaters and actual needs, and the responsibilities and goals of all aspects are clarified, so that everyone has a clear positioning, and there will be no problems with unclear responsibilities.

Guo Peng created a brand-new system of separating military ranks from military positions, which made officials feel refreshed and at the same time had a clearer understanding.

This system is clear and clear. Military ranks and military positions are separated. No position does not mean no status. The newly established clear division between wartime and leisure time is also very interesting.

Of course, in addition to military ranks and military positions, there are also knighthood rewards, and among the [-] knighthoods of the Duke and uncle, none of them will be missed.

The military rank and military position system has undergone changes, but in contrast, the inherent system of the local Wei army has not changed much. It is still the same as before, divided into two categories: battalion soldiers and garrison soldiers.

The battalion is mainly responsible for going out to battle, and the garrison is mainly responsible for protecting the environment and the people. The battalion and the garrison exchange duties in turn. They will not be fixed in one identity, nor will they be stationed in one place.

In fact, the identities of all soldiers of the Wei Army are not fixed, so even with the establishment of the Imperial Guard, the Imperial Guard still belongs to the category of battalion soldiers.

Because of the special nature of the Forbidden Army, although it remains largely unchanged, outstanding soldiers can still get the opportunity to become the Forbidden Army. The Forbidden Army itself will also bear considerable combat responsibilities, and there will be damage and need to be repaired at any time.

Before Guo Peng proclaimed himself emperor, he had three military battalions, Guanzhong Daying, Chenliu Daying and Donghai Daying, which were handed over to Cao Ren, Le Jin and Yu Jin respectively.

The place where he is located is the fourth camp, the central camp, and the central camp is another name for the imperial guards.

After capturing Jiangdong, Guo Peng ordered the Donghai Camp to be moved southward to Danyang County, renamed Jiangdong Camp, and divided troops to garrison the various counties in Jiangdong to deter Jiangdong.

Both the original Jiujiang garrison and Guangling garrison were included in the scope of the Jiangdong camp, and then divided into several other counties in Jiangdong to garrison them.

The other two battalions remained unchanged, that is, Guo Peng began to consider setting up a new battalion in Jixian County and hand it over to Yu Jin to train and command troops in preparation for important military operations to sweep the grassland in the future.

Although the Southern Huns were wiped out and the Xianbei people near the border were wiped out, the Xianbei people still widely existed on the prairie, as evidenced by Zhang Fei's continuous achievements over the years.

Another attack will be launched in the future, and the establishment of Hebei Daying is imperative.

Having said that, the basic rules of garrison rotation will not change. The garrisons and battalions from all over the country will be garrisoned near Luoyang at any time. They are counted in the sequence of the guards, and the guards will also rotate to the camp or local garrison. in the army.

This system has always been operating very well, and as the transportation network becomes more and more perfect, this system will only operate better.

In a deeper consideration, Guo Peng did not only exclude civil officials at the Sangong level, but also excluded military generals at the Sangong level.

Sangong can open a mansion, and the generals, generals of hussars, generals of chariots and generals of Wei are equally qualified to open a mansion.

Now Guo Peng has directly turned these positions into military ranks, directly making it impossible for senior military generals at the Sangong level to start a government.

And the non-location of important military positions in a large number of troops will also kill the possibility of these heavy-duty generals opening their government, prevent them from developing their power in the army, and further strengthen Guo Peng's control over the army.

The only exception is the Central Army, which has a wide range of permanent generals. Guo Peng has also imposed a lot of restrictions, such as the army rotation system, the troop transfer system, the Linzi battalion monitoring system, and so on.

It is not enough to ensure that these important positions are in the hands of their own people, but it is also necessary to go deep into the true morale of each soldier.

This is the core of Guo's army-building thinking, and it is also the consistent philosophy that Wei Jun has upheld since the founding of the army.

The founding of the country came to an end here, but what was announced at the founding ceremony was just the beginning, and Guo Peng's centralization plan did not end here.

After the matter of the outer court was settled, he still had to deal with the matter of the inner court.

It just means that the founding ceremony on the first day of the first month of the first year of Yande is over.

Those who deserved to be rewarded were rewarded, and those who did not make merit were also rewarded with money and other goods.

All registered Tuntian residents received a two-month tax cut as a gift to the people of the world as the founding ceremony of the new dynasty.

The existence of the Han Empire was completely over, and the Wei Empire was born on this land of China.

In Luoyang City, Guo Peng, the hero who has ruled the world for 18 years, finally ascended to the throne.

Ascended the throne he dreamed of.

At this moment, it seemed that the officials, soldiers and Li Shu all over the world were cheering for him, applauding for him, and rejoicing for everything he had done.

Everyone is wishing the birth of the new empire and yearning for a bright future.

However, Guo Peng, who was sitting on the throne, had already broken free from his excitement. He knew that all this before him was just the beginning.

Whether it is the external enemy or the internal enemy, they have not been resolved. There are still many, many problems that he has to face.

Unbelievably many.

Chapter 782 One Guo is an exquisite emperor

Everyone is very busy.

A few days after the founding ceremony of the new dynasty, everyone put into intense and heavy work.

The army needs to be dispatched, barracks to be built, garrisoned, and personnel to be deployed.

The civil servants need to do more, many new departments need to be established, and new officials and new leaders need to be in place.

The entire Shangshutai was broken up and reorganized by Guo Peng, and it didn't take ten and a half months to rectify well.

The Yushi Platform and the Staff Platform are relatively stable, with no major changes, but they are also busy moving materials, reclassifying them, and then cleaning up the internal affairs and tidying up their official offices.

Cao Cao resigned from the position of Wei Guoxiang and came to Guo Peng's side to serve as the closest and most trusted minister and the chief assistant of the cabinet.

Although he was excited, Lao Cao felt that it was very difficult to face a new and unfamiliar department, and he didn't know where to start.

The outer dynasty was chaotic and busy, and no one had time to deal with government affairs, so the government affairs began to pile up, and the officials were very anxious, just thinking about getting the administrative structure as soon as possible and starting work as soon as possible.

As for the inner court, it was also chaotic and busy, and many things had to be done from scratch.

Not to mention anything else, it is not a simple matter to just talk about the basic necessities of life of Guo Peng and his family.

Food, clothing, housing and transportation are unavoidable for everyone, especially the royal family. Guo Peng's family has just moved into the palace and needs a lot of things, so they are in a hurry.

This is very "helpless".

So Guo Peng saw that the chaos of the previous dynasty had not been sorted out, and his side was in urgent need of manpower, so he announced to the public that he "had no choice but to" set up four eunuch agencies for the four aspects of food, clothing, housing and transportation, which were specifically responsible for serving the royal family.

Guo Peng started to act.

Shangshan Supervisor, Shangyi Supervisor, Yuma Supervisor, and Imperial Supervisor.