Summoning the Peak of the Three Kingdoms

Chapter 1840 Marrying the Hebei Family

Chapter 1840 Marrying the Hebei Family
Chapter 1838: Marriage to Hebei Family
The benefits brought by Tian Feng's surrender to Qin Hao are not even worse than Han Xin's surrender.

Because of his upright personality, Tian Feng was not favored by Yuan Shao and his son, but both father and son couldn't do without Tian Feng, so although Tian Feng was used, he was not given a high position.

Although Tian Feng's official position is not high, his prestige is very high, and many ministers of Zhao Guo respect his character.

After Tian Feng surrendered, he took the initiative to persuade him to surrender, and under his persuasion, Wen Zhong, who would rather die than surrender, also chose to surrender to the Qin army.

Later, Tian Feng said that he had surrendered Xun Kan, as well as Han Meng, Ju Yi, Hou Andu, Wei Rui, Cao Jingzong, Zhu Ling, Bian Xiang, Han Xun and other generals.

Under Tian Feng's lobbying, there were basically no Zhao officials who were unwilling to surrender. Qin Hao won nearly half of Zhao Guowen and Wu because of Tian Feng alone.

After stabilizing the two prefectures of Ji and Qing, and subduing the ministers of Zhao and Han, Qin Hao began to select the prefects of each county.

In order to appease the Hebei aristocratic family before, Qin Hao appointed many Hebei officials, but those who were given out were only small officials, and this time the position of prefect is the real big head.

After Qin Hao occupied Jizhou and Qingbei, he wanted to occupy all of Hebei in one go, so he didn't send officials to take up the post. Now that the fighting has temporarily stopped, it is natural that officials from all over the country must be selected as soon as possible.

The Qin army newly acquired nine counties in Jizhou and four counties in Qingbei, which meant that there were a total of thirteen prefects vacant, and the candidates for these thirteen prefects should naturally be treated with caution.

Qin Hao decided to allocate six of these thirteen prefects to Zhao Han's surrender, so as to secure the hearts of the surrender and the Hebei family, while the other seven would use their own confidants to send Ji Qing to the second. The state's military and political power is firmly in its hands.

After discussing with Zhang Liang, Guo Jia, Liu Bowen, and Zhuge Liang, the four military advisers, Qin Hao selected six Hebei governors, namely:
Tian Feng, the prefect of Julu;

Qinghe prefect Jushou;

The language of the prefect of Zhaojun;

Anping prefect Cui Yan;

Simpi, the prefect of Jinan;

Le'an prefect Han Yu.

Among the six prefects of the Hebei Department, four are in Jizhou and two are in Qingzhou, and the counties are not connected to each other, which perfectly solves the situation where the prefects hug each other.

In addition, Cui Yanxinpi of Tian Fengwenzhong was Zhao Guo's surrender, Jushou was South Korea's surrender, and Han Yu was Han Xin's younger brother. This appointment made all the surrenders completely at ease.

Among the six prefects, Wen Zhong is the only gold-level talent with a political breakthrough, and there is no pressure to serve as a governor of a state.

Although Qin Hao also intends to use language more, but he has only surrendered not long after all, and it is not a good thing to be promoted too soon, so let's do it step by step.

As for the candidates for the seven prefects of the Qin family, they are:

Zhuge Jin, prefect of Weijun;
Gu Yong, Prefect of Bohai;

Changshan prefect Ji Xiaolan;
Zhongshan prefect Yi Ji;

Lin Zexu, prefect of Hejian;
Zhang Hong, Grand Administrator of Beihai;

Liangshan prefect Yu Fan.

In fact, apart from them, Pang Ji, Kou Zhun, Chen Deng and others, as well as a group of talents who served as the governor, are also qualified to serve as prefects.

But now there are only a few vacancies, and there are still ten counties in Youzhou that have not been obtained, so they can only be reserved for future canonization.

Qin Hao appointed 13 prefects in a row, and appointed [-] others including Zhen Yi, Xin Ping, and Cui Lin as prefects, basically establishing the official framework of Jiqing and Qingzhou.

As for the selection of the county magistrates of the remaining counties, Qin Hao didn't need to do it himself.

For the current Qin Hao, the rank of the county magistrate is too low, and it is not worth his energy to personally intervene. It is fine to leave it to his subordinates to decide. After all, the monarch not only needs to centralize power but also knows how to decentralize it.

After thirteen prefects and thirteen prefects took office, the Qin army began to rule Jizhou and Qingbei.

A series of new government orders and laws were sent to the localities by the prefects, and under the protection of hundreds of thousands of troops, they were carried out in an orderly manner to the counties and towns.

Just when everyone was guessing about the candidates for the governors of Jizhou and Qingzhou, Qin Hao didn't mention the candidates for the governors, as if he would stop there.

The governor of the Qin army is not six hundred shi, only the governor who has the power to supervise the prefect, but a salary of three thousand shi, who has the real power to appoint and dismiss officials at the county level, and can even dismiss the prefect.

The governor of the Qin army is in charge of the power of a state. It can be said that he is a big official in the frontier. Naturally, it is impossible to entrust the surrender to the ministers.

In addition, Hebei has not yet been fully unified, and the war in Youzhou is imminent. Before that, everything in Jizhou and Qingbei will serve the war, so there is no need to register a governor for the time being.

Relying on various methods such as wooing, disintegrating, and appointing local officials, Qin Hao basically controlled Jizhou and Qingbei. Bind to the chariot of the Qin army.

The way the two parties maintain the relationship is too simple and rude, and a more gentle and intimate way is needed to make each other completely at ease, that is marriage.

The Hebei aristocratic family headed by the Xiao, Zhen, Xin, and Tian families offered to give their daughter to Qin Hao as a concubine.

In this regard, Qin Hao refused at first, after all, he already had enough wives, but under the persuasion of Zhang Liang and others, Qin Hao realized that if he did not marry, the Hebei family would not feel at ease. With the stability of the two states, Qin Hao finally agreed to the marriage.

Among the four major families of Xiao, Zhen, Xin, and Tian, ​​there are girls who are of the right age to marry, and they all want to marry their daughters to Qin Hao.

The object of the Xiao family's marriage is Xiao Yan's younger sister, Xiao Meiniang.

The daughter of the Zhen family's marriage is Zhen Mi, the daughter of Qin Hao's newly promoted Zhongshan County Prime Minister Zhen Yi.

The Xin family is the eldest daughter of Xin Pi, the elder sister of Xin Xianying, a talented woman from the Three Kingdoms, Xin Xianhua.

The Tian family is Tian Xin, Tian Feng's daughter.

Among the four marriage partners, Qin Hao decisively rejected Tian Xin's family.

If the married daughter of the Xin family was Xin Xianying, Qin Hao might still think about it, but for Xin Xianhua who had never heard of it, let's forget it.

Xin Xianying was still a little girl at this time, too young to be a marriage partner at all.

Similarly, Qin Hao rejected the Tian family because Tian Xin, Tian Feng's daughter, was too young, only a 14-year-old girl, otherwise he wouldn't mind letting Tian Feng be his father-in-law.

Of course, Zhen Mi and Xiao Meiniang are not very old, one is 16 years old and the other is 17 years old, but they are much better than the 12-year-old girl.

In this way, Qin Hao rejected Tian Xin's family, but chose to marry Xiao Zhen's family.

After Tian Feng and Xin Pi learned about it, although they were also a little disappointed, they could only secretly think that their daughter was too young.

After Xiao Yan and Zhen Yi learned that Qin Hao had chosen to marry them, they were completely happy and crazy.

Anyone with a discerning eye can see that after Qin unified Hebei, its national power would skyrocket to another level, and the trend of unifying the world was already unstoppable.

Their daughter and younger sister, even if they marry Qin Hao as a concubine, will definitely become one of the concubines after Qin Hao becomes self-reliant on behalf of the Han in the future. Their status is incomparably noble, and their help to the family is indescribable!

"Daughter, my dear daughter, you are indeed a 'precious' life.

Fortunately, I rejected Yuan Shao's marriage for my father before, otherwise I would not only harm you, but also my Zhen family! "Zhen Yi Fuxu laughed heartily.

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