Call of the Heroes of Chaos in Another World

Chapter 1830: The Dynasty was founded, and the brave generals entered the Han Dynasty

The Imperial Guard Corps is headed by a third-rank general, assisted by fourth-rank Central Guards and Wuwei generals, who assist the general in managing the Imperial Guard.

After all, Yue Fei was somewhat inferior to others in terms of qualifications, and his achievements could not be compared with those of the main army commanders.

Therefore, this general was only temporarily appointed and had no title at all.

"... Xiao Dong was made Marquis of Xuan'an, and was promoted to the position of General of the Shanyang Road..."

"...confer Lei Wanjun the title of Marquis of Yun, the Imperial Guard, and the General of the Yannan Road Army..."

"...Appoint Feng Yi as the first-class Viscount Zhaoyi and make him the marching general of Yannan Road..."

"…Chang Yuchun was given the title of Marquis of Zhaoyong and made the general of the Hedong Road…"

"...Appoint Meng Wu as a first-class upright man and make him the marching general of Shenglan Road..."

From then on, except for the Xiping Road of the Dongyi, there were six roads under the rule of Wang Yu. Excluding the Hebei Road which did not have a government army, the personnel of the remaining five marching generals were also officially determined.

"Su Lie was granted the title of Zhaoyi Bo, a fief of 400 households, and the title of the Third General of Anxi..."

At present, the border army system only has the 100,000 troops in Tianlang Pass. However, Wang Yu plans to form a second border army in Shenglan Road, with a tentative establishment of 50,000 troops, led by Su Dingfang. Together with the government army led by Meng Wu, stabilize the newly acquired Shenglan Road.

Originally, Wang Yu wanted to borrow the Four Expeditions, Four Towns, Four Peaces and Four Peaces in the history of Blue Star as the general's title.

However, considering the bad tradition of the Four Towns of Da Cang, it was decided to completely abolish the title of the Four Towns and abandon it forever. It also seemed that if these titles were given to generals in the future, many generals would have inappropriate thoughts.

After all, most normal people would not give up the opportunity to develop into a military group.

How many people can avoid such benefits?

Why was Wang Yu so anxious to ask Guan Zhong to plan reforms in all aspects?

The new dynasty has just been established. Although some of the rules of the old dynasty will be followed, they will also have to establish their own new rules.

If you don't make new rules when we are about to make them, do you have to wait until all the rules have been made before making new rules?

The difficulty of doing it later is definitely incomparable compared to doing it first!

From then on, only Four Expeditions, Four Ans, and Four Peaces were retained as titles for generals of the Han Dynasty.

"… posthumously conferred upon Jiumo Luo the title of Duke of Wei, the title of Guardian General, and the title of Third Rank General of the Garrison Army…"

After determining the rewards for the main generals of each route, the first thing to be rewarded for other generals is those who died in battle.

Among these people, Jiuma Luo received the highest reward. After all, for Jiuma Luo, this was just an honor. He didn't even have any descendants, he was completely alone. Even if he was posthumously conferred the title of Duke, there would be no one to inherit it, so there was no need to be stingy.

Although his reward was high, no one under him minded. After all, there was no need to compete with a dead person.

Throughout the dynasties, it has been a custom to posthumously honor the dead with great ceremony.

"… posthumously conferred upon Odysseus the title of Marquis of Qi, Guardian of the Army, and the title of General of Anzhong, a third rank…"

"…Bian Zhuang was posthumously conferred the title of Earl of Honesty and Righteousness, and was given the titles of Third Rank General Anyuan and Commander of the Flying Cavalry…"

"…Wen Pin was posthumously awarded the title of Light Cavalry Commandant, Senior Guardian, and bestowed the title of Third Rank General Pingnan…"

"… Yang Yanping was posthumously awarded the title of Cavalry Commandant, Guard General, and the title of Third Rank General of Suppressing the Enemy…"

"… Yang Yanguang was posthumously awarded the title of Cavalry Commandant, Guard General, and the title of Third Rank General Pingdi…"

…………

From Wen Pin, to the later Yang Family Generals, and then to Luo Yi and Luo Yi, their titles declined sharply.

After all, these people are not like the previous ones, who don't even have descendants. These people with bloodlines can inherit their titles, even if they are downgraded, they can still be passed on.

Therefore, when it comes to rewarding these people with titles, we cannot be as generous as those mentioned above.

However, although one cannot be generous in actual titles, it does not matter when it comes to posthumous official titles and honors.

The title of nobility can be inherited, but the official position certainly cannot be inherited. As for the lordship, as a thing of honor, it cannot be inherited either.

"…Li Cunxiao was conferred the title of Marquis of Weiwu and the title of the fourth-rank Flying Tiger General…"

"…Appoint Li Yuanba as the Earl of Might and Power, and the fifth-rank General of Tiger Power…"

"... confer upon Yang Jian the title of Earl of Loyalty and Faithfulness, and the title of General of the Fifth Rank of Xuanwei..."

"…Confer the title of second-class viscount on Zhu Quan and fifth-rank Weiyuan general…"

"…Xingtian was conferred the title of Zhaowu Bo and the fourth-rank General Jianwei…"

"…Appoint Chu Qingtian as the Earl of Anxin and the fifth-rank General of Wei Lu…"

"…Appoint Alcyoneus as a third-class viscount and a fifth-rank general…"

"... Guan Yu was conferred the title of Marquis of Han Shou, and a fifth-rank loyal and righteous general..."

"…Appoint Wu Changkong as a first-class viscount and a fifth-rank general…"

"... confer the title of third-class viscount on Yuwen Chengdu and fifth-rank general..."

"... confer upon Zhang Kui the title of third-class viscount and fifth-rank general of Yokono..."

"…Appoint Jumbo as Earl of Bravery and Strength, and a fifth-rank Border Guard General…"

"…Appoint Hou Yi as the Marquis of Jingbian and the fifth-rank General Huaiyuan…"

"…Appoint Yang Zaixing as a second-class viscount and a fifth-rank general…"

"... confer upon Yao Xing the title of third-class baron and sixth-rank general of Zhenlu..." "... confer upon Deng Jiugong the title of sixth-rank general of Herong..."

"…Appoint Huang Feihu as a second-class viscount and a fifth-rank Huaiji general…"

"...Appoint Zhang Guifang as the Light Cavalry Commandant and the Fifth Rank General of Exterminating the Barbarians..."

"...Zhao Yun was conferred the title of Marquis of Changshan and the fifth-rank General Huaiyuan..."

"...Appoint Huang Feng as a first-class viscount and a fourth-rank cavalry guerrilla general..."

From Jiumo Luo to Zhao Yun, their generals were all generals of miscellaneous titles. Moreover, the ones who survived were mostly generals of miscellaneous titles of the fifth rank.

Even Zhang Guifang and Deng Jiugong, who arrived later, are now only sixth-rank generals.

Although Zhang Guifang performed well among the Dongyi people, and fought against several divine generals and masters, he basically won more than he lost. However, he did not kill many generals, and they were basically some super first-rate ones, or those who had just entered the heavenly level.

On the battlefield, for generals, the credit for repelling enemy generals is minimal. The real credit that can be ranked is always the number of heads in hand.

There is only the last one, Huang Feng, whose general position is not a miscellaneous general, but a permanent general, and a permanent general of the fourth rank.

It was precisely because of this that after the imperial edict on Huang Feng's canonization was read, some people present looked puzzled, and some were dissatisfied...

A permanent general, also known as a titular general or an important general, is a general with formal authority in the court.

Miscellaneous generals, also called generals of ranks, are simply generals who only have partial battlefield command and military command power.

Therefore, the names of generals with important titles are fixed, while the names of generals with different titles are randomly given, whatever sounds best!
The characteristic of a general is to have a government office. The official office where a general lives and works is called a "government office". This government office is not someone's "private residence". The earliest government office was the office of the "Shangqing". Generals with miscellaneous titles were not qualified to have a government office.

Generals can appoint their own subordinates. Under the general's office, there are officials such as the chief secretary, Sima, colonel, and lieutenant. However, generals with miscellaneous titles do not have this treatment.

In terms of clothing, generals wore green ribbons and gold seals, while generals of miscellaneous ranks wore green ribbons and bronze seals.

The ceremonial guards were different. When a general went out, he had eight drummers, eight swordmen, sixteen flag bearers, forty swordmen, eight horizontal guards, forty attendants, and five carriages. A general of a miscellaneous rank had no drummers, two flag bearers, no swords, eight attendants, and one carriage.

Therefore, among these rewarded generals, Huang Feng's treatment was definitely the highest overall. Even Li Cunxiao and Li Yuanba could not compare to him.

As for Li Cunxiao and Li Yuanba, they are the two strongest generals under Wang Yu.

Li Yuanba, who has become a true god general, has now begun to prepare for the final step, advancing with a blood tide like the sea. If nothing unexpected happens, in another two or three years, he will transform into a true peak true god general, similar to Ye Shangjue and Tuoba Longxiang.

Of course, there was another person in the world who was heading in this direction. Xiang Yu, who escaped alone from the battle with the Chu State, was no slower than Li Yuanba in his progress.

Although Li Cunxiao did not become a true god-general, with his combat power at the peak of the god-general level, even Xing Tian, ​​who was a high-level true god-general, could only fight him on equal terms with his best efforts.

The gap in realm between a peak god general and a high-level god general, as well as the gap in the foundation behind it, are real.

Although Xing Tian is a true god general, a true god general is not a realm, and cannot completely make up for the gap between him and a peak god general in terms of foundation. This gap in foundation is directly reflected in the gap in auxiliary skills between the two sides. Auxiliary skills are a side reflection of a general's continuous progress towards perfection.

Moreover, Li Yuanba is Wang Yu's sworn brother, and Li Cunxiao is also his cousin, but the rewards they received are still not as good as Huang Feng's overall. There is certainly a reason behind this.

The following imperial edict was the fundamental reason why Huang Feng received such a heavy reward.

"…consecrating the Mahayana Buddhist Master Zhunti as the national teacher…"

As soon as this imperial edict was issued, it once again caused a shock to all the civil and military officials present.

Many years ago, among the people who were well-known for their martial arts, only Gu Qingzhu was known.

As for the rest, they are all elusive characters. Mr. Kong from the Confucian Sage Lecture Hall is the one who appears the most, but he is only focused on teaching. Except for a few disciples, no one knows the true identity of Mr. Kong.

It was only in recent years, especially around the time of the Western Rong War, that most people in the world came to know that in addition to Gu Qingzhu, there was also a Mr. Kong in the Confucian school.

People like the Three Pure Ones of Taoism and the Two True Buddhas of Buddhism have also been exposed to the eyes of the world one by one.

Especially the two true Buddhas of Buddhism, those masters of the older generation thought that these two people had already passed away, but they did not expect that not only did these two people not pass away, but their injuries were almost recovered.

When reaching the level of martial arts mastery, even if you have just reached this level, beating those ordinary heavenly masters is no different from beating a child. Even if you are fighting someone who is just below them, unless the opponent sets up a formation and uses the power of the formation to counter, otherwise, you will have enough confidence to fight one against many.

It is similar to the pinnacle true generals at the pinnacle of martial arts. Although the pressure of numbers is still useful to them, this number can no longer be achieved by just a few people.

Of course, what really shocked them was not the overall strength. No matter how strong one is, it is useless when facing one force.

If it was useful, why would Emperor Zhiling still need to form an army? Ye Shangjue alone is enough, and the Tuoba tribe of Beidi has Tuoba Longxiang, one person is enough!
But in fact, no matter how strong a single person is, it is not enough! No matter how strong Ye Shangjue is, he can't compete with an imperial dynasty!
If the power of a single person was really effective, would Mahayana Buddhism have been so miserable over the past few decades?
What really shocked them was Zhunti’s identity!

This person can truly represent the will of the entire Mahayana Buddhism by himself to a certain extent!
And what does Wang Yu’s edict appointing Zhunti as the national teacher represent?
The reason why Wang Yu issued such an edict was because Zhunti was coming!

Yes, he is coming! And he has already left a long time ago.

He should have come the moment Wang Yu officially established the dynasty!
However, it has not officially arrived yet and is still on the way.

After all, they were in the westernmost part of Dawu, while Wang Yu was in the easternmost part of Dacang. Without a troop transporter, even if he was very fast, it would be good if he could get here in a year.

However, troop carriers, as official items, will not be used by private individuals.

For various reasons, Gu Qingzhu chose to protect Mahayana Buddhism at its most dangerous moment.

As a price, Mahayana Buddhism re-established their base in the westernmost part of Dawu as a line of defense to block the Western Rong. Of course, they were only responsible for blocking individual forces. They needed to deal with the collective forces of the previous Western Rong War, but the most important thing was to rely on the power of the dynasty.

Moreover, Mahayana Buddhism also made an agreement with Gu Qingzhu that it would not leave the western border of Dawu for several decades.

The reason why Mahayana Buddhism dared to make such a promise at that time was because they couldn't get out at all!

Taoists, Buddhists and demons all disliked them. If they went out, they would be enemies all over the world. What made them even more helpless was that not long after they took root in Dawu Xichui, the Yin-Yang family dared to launch a sneak attack and cause trouble for them. The two of them were so angry that they ignored their serious injuries and joined forces to beat Donghuang Taiyi to the point that he could not take care of himself.

If their injuries had not been so severe at the time, Donghuangdai, after Taiyi ran away, if they had chased him, his injuries would have probably worsened to a level that could not be repaired, so they spared his life.

What's more, although Donghuang Taiyi ran away at that time, whether he could survive depended on the other party's luck.

With so many enemies, they can't get out even if they are asked to!