Han Dao world

Chapter 615
"Masters must also know that the imperial army has not yet entered Guanzhong, and Shandong has already spread rumors that Liangzhou's tiger and wolf army will bring disaster to Shandong. It is a good thing that you are willing to serve the imperial court, but whether you can restrain your subordinates well is not a question. Turn rumors into facts?"

Jiang Xu and Yang Fu glanced at each other and bowed their hands in salute. "Your Majesty is taking the liberty to ask His Majesty to review it."

"So sure?" Liu Xie smiled. "It seems to be well prepared."

Yang Xiu said: "It's all thanks to the support of heroes from Hanyang that we can carry out enlightenment smoothly."

Jiang Xu said: "Your Majesty is wise. He regards Liangzhou as the territory of the Han Dynasty, and does not regard it as the territory of the Han Dynasty. He also sent a good prefect for Hanyang to combine virtue and ability. The people are happy and transformed without teaching. I Hanyang Qianghu The people are grateful for His Majesty's kindness, and are willing to fight to the death for His Majesty."

Liu Xie turned his head and said to Jia Xu, Zhou Zhong and the others: "Hanyang's morale is very high, and it deserves to be the hometown of Emperor Yan."

Jia Xu said with a smile: "Hanyang's real name is Tianshui. It is not only the hometown of Emperor Yan, but also the hometown of Fuxi. It has been outstanding since ancient times."

Zhou Zhong curled his lips and turned his head.

After traveling for a period of time, he had nothing serious to do, so he read a lot of new articles for entertainment. Among them, there were articles arguing that Liangzhou was the hometown of Emperor Yan, and even the hometown of Fuxi, and the evidence came from the Han and Qiang people. Especially the songs spoken by the Qiang population.

He just regarded it as a pastime, disapproved of Jia Xu's nonsensical remarks on such an occasion, and was not interested in joining him.

Liu Xie was very interested, and asked Jiang Xu and Yang Fu a few words, and agreed to their request to enlist, but did not agree to review.

The soldiers of one county are not enough for the emperor to review. He can only review them together after Guanzhong and when the soldiers of all counties gather.

Whether they can raise their face or not depends on themselves.

Although they were not able to ask the emperor to review it as they wished, Jiang Xu and Yang Fu were still very happy to have the opportunity to enlist.

Liu Xie then chatted with Wang Wei for a few more words.

Wang Wei already knew in advance that Wang Yi proposed not to set up an assassin, and he was a little embarrassed, so he repeatedly pleaded guilty.Liu Xie disagreed with Wang Wei's opinion, and expressed his affirmation of Wang Yi in front of Jia Xu and others.

One is that Wang Yi is courageous and insightful, and dares to express his own views, which is worthy of recognition.

Second, Wang Yi's proposal not to set up a governor may seem radical, but it is not unreasonable.The territory is getting bigger and bigger, and the governor system can no longer meet the actual needs. The prefectural governor's jurisdiction is too large to take into account. Not only is it prominent in Liangzhou, but Jiaozhou and Yizhou also have such problems.

It is imminent to redefine the state, or adjust the authority of the state governor.It is rare for someone to stand up and raise this issue.

We are not afraid of rough opinions, but we are afraid of not being able to raise them.

Jia Xu's proposal to divide Liangzhou into three is just a solution.In terms of significance, it may not exceed Wang Yi's opinion.

Seeing that the Son of Heaven attached so much importance to Wang Yi's opinion, even disregarding Jia Xu's face, Wang Wei was a little apprehensive.

Jia Xu was also generous and agreed with the emperor's opinion.He proposed three points for Liangzhou, not against Wang Yi, but just hoped that it would be gradual.It seems that it is still difficult to use counties as states.In the long run, Wang Yi's point of view is still valuable.

Only then did Wang Wei feel relieved, and smiled again.

It was the first time for Jiang Xu and Yang Fu to see him, and they were also happy to see that the Son of Heaven was so approachable, yet he didn't give in casually, and spoke outspokenly.

As people from Liangzhou, what they dislike the most is the hypocrisy of the Kwantung scholar-bureaucrats, who say one thing but have another thing in their hearts, which makes people unpredictable.

It's easier to talk about what you have to say.

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Accompanied by Yang Xiu, Liu Xie inspected several nearby counties, including newly reclaimed land and pastures for grazing.

Generally speaking, the people in Hanyang live a relatively stable life, and the relationship between Han and Qiang is relatively harmonious.

This is due to the support of the four surnames in Tianshui, the transfer of some land, and the transfer of some household registrations to Guanzhong. The reason why land and pastures are not so scarce.In the final analysis, the most fundamental contradiction is the contradiction between population and land.When the conflicts are not so intense, ordinary people have a basis to live on. Coupled with the incorruptibility of the prefect, no one dares to exploit casually, even if the life is harder, they can accept it.

Liu Xie and Yang Xiu discussed the possibility of recruiting Liu Biao and Liu Zhang.

Yang Xiu agreed.

Liangzhou can provide sufficient troops, but cannot provide enough food and grass.If Liu Biao and Liu Zhang surrendered without a fight, Jingzhou and Yizhou with well-to-do household registrations would become food for the imperial court, which would greatly reduce the burden on Guanzhong, and would be of great significance to the rapid pacification of Shandong.

And the peace of the world will also reduce the willingness to occupy land.The more chaotic the world is, the more precious the food is, and the stronger the will of the big clan to occupy the land.The reason why the Hanyang clan was willing to give up some land was not only the desire for official career, but also one of the important reasons why Liangzhou was peaceful and the food supply was relatively sufficient.

Liu Xie secretly sighed.

It's not that Yang Xiu didn't understand his desire to suppress the annexation, but he still said that, obviously he supported the gradual strategy, and he didn't want him to use the opportunity of war to label the Shandong clan as rebellious and then punish them violently.

But they don't know that without a stormy revolution, this is an almost impossible task.

Those big families in Shandong are not the small local tyrants of Liangzhou like the four surnames of Tianshui, and it is much harder to reason with them.

But history is so helpless, he can't let him have the final say.

Even if he is the emperor.

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A fast horse rushed into Chenliu's prefect's mansion.

Yanzhou Mu Cao Cao received the emperor's edict, ordering him to rectify the troops and prepare to reinforce Pengcheng.

In the imperial edict, the emperor sternly warned Cao Cao not to make another mistake in the Pengcheng massacre, otherwise he would be severely punished.

After reading the edict, Cao Cao broke out in a cold sweat and felt relieved at the same time.

With this edict, he finally doesn't have to worry about it.No matter how harsh the emperor's tone was, as long as he said it clearly and gave him a chance to commit crimes and make meritorious deeds, he would not have to worry about future liquidation.

The edict is to be announced to the world.You have no jokes, and you can't contradict what you say.

Cao Cao immediately summoned Guo Jia, Cheng Yu and other advisers to discuss sending troops.

It was not easy to reinforce Pengcheng. Although the judge and assistant led the main force to attack Pengcheng, they left a lot of troops in Suiyang.Only by conquering Suiyang can we advance eastward.

Guo Jia proposed to gather all the troops and besiege Suiyang.

Since it is a crime and meritorious service, it should show enough sincerity to make the emperor feel that he is sincerely repenting, and he will spare no effort to understand the siege of Pengcheng.

There are about [-] defenders in Suiyang, but there are not many soldiers in Jizhou, most of them are from Yanzhou.

The judge dared to do this based on a premise: the imperial court would not send troops, and Cao Cao would not go all out, so it would be difficult to conquer Suiyang in a short time.Even if Cao Cao sent troops, he would have enough time to come back and try to protect Suiyang.

Therefore, Cao Cao can do the opposite, gather all the horses and attack Suiyang, and see how the judges respond.

The siege of Pengcheng can be solved if the aid is sent back to aid.Cao Cao completed the task without sending troops from the imperial court, and the first success was at his fingertips.

If Shenpei didn't come back to help, he took advantage of the situation and took Suiyang, forcing Shenpei to retreat.

"Will the emperor send Han Sui to send troops?" Cao Cao asked Guo Jiadao.

Guo Jia smiled. "Whether the emperor will send Han Sui to send troops or not, Han Sui must have the idea of ​​sending troops. As long as he mobilizes troops, the Lord will have a chance to take advantage of the situation."

Cao Cao laughed out loud.

(End of this chapter)