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Chapter 615 Assassin
As the head of the frontier, Jia Liu could have been happily lying on the credit book and watching the sunset and the sun rise.

Or, like a traditional usurper, form a party for personal gain, secretly support your own power, and wait until the day when the fruit is ripe and you will add Jiuxi.

But now, he has provoked a huge burden, engaged in trade and grasped industry, what is he working so hard for?
It is not for the better tomorrow of China.

The abolition of the Tianjin Eight Banners Navy is part of the reform. Rather than saying that Jia Liu is grasping military power, it is better to say that Jia Liu is paving the way for the construction of a powerful navy.

Not to mention the struggle for maritime hegemony with Western countries, the upcoming Beiyang trade cannot be separated from the escort of a powerful navy. Therefore, no matter it is history or reality, it is doomed that the Tianjin Eight Banners Navy organized by the Air Force Navy must be wiped out. into the dustbin of history.

No way, who made this Eight Banners navy rotten to the bone from top to bottom, it can't be strung together with a needle, and it will fall off the wall if it is pasted.

Even if the Tianjin Eight Banners Navy is a first-rank unit, Jia Liu has to risk the disapproval of the world and abolish it.

This move is no different from smashing people's jobs, and it will definitely arouse strong opposition from the officers and soldiers of the Manchurian Navy.

Back then, Jia Liu was also annoyed that Qianlong wanted to destroy his job.

Why did Qianlong smash the jobs of the Eight Banners of the Han Army? He also wanted to reform!
Reform has always offended people.

Do not offend others, what is reform.

Qianlong's reform undoubtedly failed, because he encountered the counterattack of vested interest groups headed by Jia Liu, and even took the emperor's political career for this.

Now, as a reformer, Jia Liu will of course face a wild counterattack from vested interest groups.

But for the Qing Dynasty, Jia Liu is ready to be smashed to pieces, even if there is an abyss ahead, he will jump down without hesitation.

Therefore, the abolition has not been discussed and will be carried out immediately.

Ever since, the officers and soldiers of the Tianjin Navy, headed by Chang Jiu, scolded Jia Liu's mother. These Manchu and Mongolian flag soldiers scolded each other fiercely. in the eyes.

So much so that a little Lan Lingchang dared to comfort the governor's old lady.

Compared with Jia Liu, the old man who carried the flag of the Han army into Manchuria, the officers and soldiers of the navy are the real old man.

Among them, there are many ancestors who followed the emperor Taizu and participated in the battle of Sarhu.

Chang Jiu's ancestor was one of the thirteen emperors of Taizu—Fei Yingdong, one of the five founding ministers.

This scene could not have been more normal in the early days of the country, because at the time of the early days of the country, let alone the governors of the Han people, the governors were from the Han army, and they were polite to the authentic Manchu soldiers.

A small assistant leader can even make the governor of the Han army give him his horse.

However, times have really changed.

They have not been beaten by the society, and they don't know how terrible the consequences of offending Mrs. Jia Jia are.

"Chang Dutong, don't talk nonsense, the Governor-General has been honored to carry the red flag into Manchuria, and he is the son-in-law of Prince Xin's Mansion!"

Shuan Zhu must remind Chang Jiu of the fact that the nationality column of the young master's ID card has changed.

If Chang Jiu continues to insist that the young master is from the Han army, he will bear the consequences of not obeying the court and the emperor's policy.

It is true that Chang Jiu is a rough guy, but he obviously realizes that he should not dwell on the issue of whether this young man who raised the flag is Manchuria, but should occupy morality and fight with reason.

Therefore, it was pointed out on the spot that the abolition procedure was illegal.

The reason is that the Eight Banners Navy in Tianjin is organized from the first rank. If it is to be abolished, it should be decided by the emperor himself. .

What does that mean?

When Jia Liu first arrived in Jinchuan, he ran into a Manchurian prince who asked him, a puppet army, to explore the way ahead as cannon fodder. As a result, Jia Liu refused to serve as cannon fodder on the grounds that there was no expressly stipulated that the Eight Banners of the Han army must obey the Eight Banners of Manchuria. My lord dies.

about the same nature.

First, there is no decree, and second, there is no official document from the Ministry of War. A governor who doesn't even have jurisdiction hastily ran over and said to break up the partnership. Isn't he making fun of our old man?

Chang Jiu's tough attitude naturally won the sympathy and support of the Manchurian and Mongolian generals in Shuiying, and he was short of uttering the words of the dog-legged governor and the bird-governor.

Due to his own good quality, Jia Liu turned a deaf ear to the overwhelming abuse, but listened carefully to the long-standing objections, and then sighed to Shuan Zhu, who was asking himself with his eyes whether he needed the green camp to enter the field: "All reforms are necessary." It started from breaking the law, this sentence really does not deceive me."

If the decree and official documents cannot be produced, it is illegal for Jia Liu to abolish the Tianjin Eight Banners Navy procedurally.

It's just that there is no necessary relationship between whether it is illegal or not and whether it is abolished or not.

You can cut it first and then go through the formalities.

So he politely interrupted Chang Jiu, who was so angry, and after looking him up and down, he gave this Du Tong, who was a rank higher than himself, two choices.

One is that you pack your things and return to Beijing;

Second, I will help you pack your things and return to Beijing.

It's just that there was no discussion, whether you agree or not, Master Jia Jia, the Eight Banners Navy in Tianjin, has made a ruling today.

On the spot, the relevant personnel of the Tianjin government who accompanied them were ordered to stop all supplies to the Tianjin Eight Banners Navy with immediate effect, and the water and roads could be cut off if necessary.

"The one surnamed Jia is my grandma!"

Mr. Dutong, who had never fought a war since he was born, still had some blood. When he heard that the other party wanted to block their way, he immediately became angry. With all his strength, he slammed straight towards the governor.

Jia Liu took protective measures, but it was because he was afraid that the dismissed bannermen would hit him with black guns. He never thought that a general of the Eight Banners would act like a rascal in the market.

So, it was kind of unexpected.

In the end, after hearing the sound of "boom", the general's eyes turned black from the top of the first-rank Eight Banners, his bald head seemed to have been hit by a hammer, and he gritted his teeth and cracked his mouth in pain, yelling "Aoao".

Jia Liu was also pushed back seven or eight steps by the other party, and just now he barely supported himself with a mouthful of Nascent Soul Qi, and then looked at Chang Dutong, his head was swollen at a speed visible to the naked eye.

Before Chang Jiu could figure out what was going on, he saw the personal guards of the governor of Zhili swarming up, accompanied by shouts of "Chang Jiu's murder!"

Then, Chang Jiu's subordinates saw the governor, who was knocked back seven or eight steps by the Dutong, clutching his stomach in pain.

There was a gleaming dagger stuck in his belly.

"Chang Jiu, you dare to stab the horse, you dare to stab the governor!"

Jia Liu's eyes were full of burning anger. While covering his stomach with his hands, he also squeezed the chicken blood bag attached to his navel.

As the chicken blood oozes out, the blood on the dagger drips onto the ground drop by drop.

(End of this chapter)