The Soul of the Han Dynasty in the Late Ming Dynasty

Chapter 720 Incitement

Huang Han has no doubts about employing people. Although he has a large territory, a large population, and a lot of civil, military, and miscellaneous affairs, he absolutely refuses to handle official duties for more than two hours a day.

Layer-by-layer responsibility system, civilian and military officers at all levels have power and know what to do and how to do it.

If they can handle things within their purview, civil and military generals are unwilling to take the responsibility to write official documents or ask for instructions verbally.

The result will be very bad!Civilian and military officials who shirk their responsibilities will be judged as a vegetarian meal. If they cannot be quickly corrected and become responsible, they will be demoted until they can manage as many people and as large a territory as possible.

In fact, the funniest thing is to praise some senior leaders for taking care of their daily affairs and forgetting to eat and sleep. It seems that if this leader dies suddenly, the people of this country will be in dire straits, and even the country will perish.

Facts have proved that after the death of the so-called leader who was exhausted and sick, the country is operating normally and the lives of ordinary people are thriving.

The key point is to manage the country with the system, not to do everything by itself like Chongzhen, clinging to power and not daring to decentralize.

The emperor didn't know everything, and Chongzhen didn't even know anything.

It was because of an accident that he grasped the supreme power of the largest and most populous empire in the world today when he was still a high school student.

Nine out of ten of the instructions given by Chongzhen are his own opinions, and half of them are probably taken for granted.

The particularly deadly absurd decision-making is that he hesitated in dealing with the issue of rogues, naively thinking that "rogues are also children", and let the tiger go back to the mountain many times.

Emperor Apocalypse compared with Emperor Chongzhen. Chongzhen got up earlier than chickens and went to bed later than dogs.

Tianqi is completely different. He is busy with his hobbies and hobbies, carpentry, and rarely cares about minutiae, and only cares about state affairs.

The hard-working Chongzhen made the country worse and worse, and finally developed to a terrible level. The Year of Tianqi is much better than the Year of Chongzhen.

Therefore, whether the country is prosperous or not has nothing to do with whether the emperor is a workaholic. It is a great misfortune for the Ming Dynasty to have Chongzhen who manages everything and can't manage everything well.

Huang Han hired many civil servants and generals with money and food. Of course, he must use them to the extreme. He will not interfere with the work of his subordinates. He spends up to four hours a day on official duties and is not allowed to repeat them.

For a matter that cannot be handled by civilians and military generals under his command, Huang Han gave instructions, which means that there is a precedent, and the confidential secretary can handle the same case. If the same matter is reported and asked for instructions again, it is the secretariat's negligence.

Therefore, the bigger Huang Han's official is, the easier it is. He doesn't need to work for half a day every day. The reason why he is busy every day is entirely because he needs to use his time to spare no effort to cultivate talents.

It is very important to discover and cultivate talents, but it is even more important to use talents who are loyal to themselves, the country, and their clan. As long as the conditions are met, Huang Han will give lectures and participate in scientific research, and he will not miss the opportunity to open his golden fingers.

It was not just the eight personal guards who attended the class, but also teenagers from the Guards Battalion and officials from the secretariat. Huang Han's class was always open, and there was no distinction between teaching and learning.

The content of Huang Han's lecture that day made the eyes of more than 500 people in the largest living room in Xingyuan shine brightly.

Because Huang Han taught the principle of hot-air balloon flight, he made a hot-air balloon with convincing words, he could set up a flying army, and he could throw thunderbolts from the sky and defeat ten thousand enemies.

Most of the more than 500 people are a new generation of educated young soldiers who are familiar with weapons and tactics.

They immediately talked and looked excited. They really couldn't imagine how much damage would be caused by throwing the "ten thousand enemies" from the sky into the enemy's army formation.

In fact, Huang Han drew a sketch of the burner using fierce oil as fuel at the end of last year, indicating the principle and the functions to be satisfied.

These dozens of sketches have been handed over to master craftsmen such as Wang Yuqi, Peng Jiawang, Gui Youguang, Pan Gui, Qin Jiaji, etc. They will cooperate with the graduate students of the scientific research class to perfect the drawings and produce finished products for testing as soon as possible.

As long as the burner whose main material is nickel-nickel-nickel copper can adjust the size of the flame calmly, the hot air balloon will not be far away.

When a heated discussion started in the classroom, Gu Jixiang, who was in charge of security, came to report, and Governor Xuanda brought many officials to visit.

It doesn't matter if you really care about it, or you want to test the word, or you are ready to see a joke. There may also be people.

After learning that Jiannu had resorted to seditious divorce schemes, civil servants, generals and eunuchs from Shanxi and Xuanda flocked to Zhangjiakou to see General Zhenglu.

In the hall of the Fan family, which could accommodate a hundred people, there were more than a hundred people in costumes and beasts. Yang Sichang, Zhang Fengyi, Liang Tingdong, etc. looked at Huang Han who was still full of joy, and really couldn't guess whether this master was planning to rebel against Daming.

The term "clothes and beasts" is definitely a commendatory word in Ming Dynasty, because the official uniforms of civil servants in Ming Dynasty were embroidered with birds, while military officials' official uniforms were painted with animals.

Yang Sichang, a member of the third rank with a peacock embroidered on his patch on his chest, spoke first:

"General, when the war is imminent, it is time to prepare your troops, but now there are rumors everywhere. Many soldiers and civilians are talking about the fact that the slaves want to go to the emperor, and the general Zun is the emperor, and they want to join forces with the 'Red Banner Army' to seize the Daming. Come here to inquire about countermeasures!"

Yang Sichang has a high IQ, so of course he saw through such flimsy tricks at a glance, and he just opened his mouth and characterized the fact that the slave chief followed Huang Han as emperor as a rumor.

Huang Han said with a smile: "My lords, it can be seen that Dong Nu is at the end of his rope, and Dong Nu knows that it is impossible for the Lord to let them go, and it is even more impossible to cooperate with them.

Therefore, the purpose of deliberately spreading rumors is naturally to make the already suspicious Da Tianzi even more suspicious of Ben Jue.

They planted the foreshadowing, and the purpose was obvious. Even if the lord beat Dongnu to exterminate the country, the lord would definitely die in the hands of his own people in the future, and the end might be worse than Dongnu. "

These words are rather serious, and the implication is that the current emperor is not easy to get along with, saying that he may die unexpectedly after he pacifies Liaodong.

There was a sudden silence in the hall, more than a hundred officials were contemplating, they were actually not optimistic about Huang Han's future fate.

Of course they understood that Huang Han's words were not groundless. Chongzhen killed too many officials in frontiers.

Yang Sichang, Zhang Fengyi, etc. all knew that the power ministers of the Ming Dynasty would die in nine out of ten cases. Yu Qian, who had made great contributions to the country, put the country first and the king less, and finally ended up being beheaded for the crime of treason.

Zhang Juzheng, who assisted and educated Emperor Wanli for ten years, created the "Wanli New Deal". He was liquidated by the emperor just after his death, and his sons were persecuted to death or fled.

General Zhenglu seems to be better than Yu Qian and Zhang Juzheng, but it is rare to end well!

(End of this chapter)