Xuande

Chapter 316 There is only one chess player in Liangzhou now

In fact, the income brought by the salt and iron monopoly greatly enriched the fiscal revenue of the Liangzhou state government. Using this income, Liu Bei began to further plan the production and construction of Liangzhou.

He intends to further promote the construction of collective farms in Liangzhou, and convert a large number of people on the official household registration into production units in collective farms.

This is of great significance for improving production efficiency and enhancing the mobilization efficiency of the Liangzhou government.

Before, I didn't have much spare money, so it was not easy to deploy, but now I have money, and I am a big dog, so I can shake off my shoulders and work hard.

And should I say nothing, this policy has indeed been proved to be very effective after a period of experimentation, and the response from civil affairs officials has been very good.

Because it is directly under the management of the county government, the county government will send people directly to the collective farm to talk to the person in charge of the collective farm to convey the spirit of the county government. Many intermediate links are missing, and the cost of communication that was extremely lossy before has been greatly reduced. .

Under the collective farm model, no matter what the government needs farmers to do or what they need farmers to do, whether it is hiring labor, expropriating corvee, or recruiting temporary laborers, they can send the news to the collective farm as quickly as possible, and then rely on the collective farm The internal mechanism realizes rapid mobilization.

And in this mode, the agricultural production within the collective farm can also be taken into account.

There are clear regulations on the number of people to be transferred, which cannot exceed a certain number, and the impact on individual farmers is minimal.

For example, before Liu Bei sent troops to attack the Xianbei people, he tested this model for the first time.

Facts have proved that the impact on collective farms and normal villages is completely different when the same number of people are deployed as peasants to help transport grain.

Those with system guarantees are better than those without system guarantees.

Faced with this situation, Liu Bei found his number one fan, Ruan Yu, who was engaged in literature, and asked Ruan Yu to go deep into the Liangzhou folks to collect folk customs, get in touch with ordinary farmers in Liangzhou, understand their language customs, and then compile a campaign to promote collective farms. Propaganda songs.

"You don't need to pile up gorgeous rhetoric. The people you are facing are peasants who don't know a single word. You have to make up songs that they can understand and spread them widely so that they know that collective farms are better than collective farms. Their lifestyle is much better now, and getting them excited about the kibbutz is the most important thing.”

Ruan Yu has always been responsive to Liu Bei's needs.

Idols have demands, and fans of course have to do their best to meet them, and the publicity is full of energy and ready to do something special.

According to Liu Bei's instructions, Ruan Yu personally went to the farm in Hanyang County, tried to communicate with the farmers in the fields, and learned about some "culture" that the locals loved.

Ruan Yu worked hard to implement his admiration and loyalty to Liu Bei with actions.

In fact, in the entire Liangzhou, not to mention ordinary people, even officials, there are not a few people who admire and worship Liu Bei. In their view, Liu Bei is simply an omnipotent superman, and it is normal to worship him things.

It is also because of this that the big salt and iron households and the forces behind them did not dare to grin at Liu Bei when they faced Liu Bei's blatant job grabbing, and could only complain about themselves, feeling that their fate was not good, and their fate was not as good as others, and they fell into depression directly. There are not a few.

It's not that no one thought of dispatching an assassin or something to deal a physical blow to Liu Bei, but they were rejected by their own people during the planning stage.

There is no way, I am really afraid, Liu Bei is too fierce, too capable of fighting, too capable of maneuvering, and directly changed the situation in Liangzhou.

It can be said that he changed Liangzhou.

As a result, under the control of Liu Bei's powerful ability, a considerable part of Liangzhou's central faction and local forces headed by Gai Xun reached a balance. In fact, they abandoned the previous swaying line and turned their interests to Liu Bei.

They will follow Liu Bei's lead, carry out all his orders, and de facto be loyal to him and safeguard his interests.

If they can gain benefits in the normal way, they don't want to completely break up with the center of the Han Empire.

They also identify with the identity of the Han people, yearn for the prosperity and prosperity of Luoyang, and don't want to lose all this, and don't want to lose their Han nationality and human nationality.

They threw themselves into Liu Bei's arms together and helped Liu Bei subvert and reorganize Liangzhou's previous interest pattern in fact.

Those who followed Liu Bei got huge profit sharing and Liu Bei's political commitment, but did not follow Liu Bei's blood loss. They lost a lot in this round of asymmetrical game and directly lost their status as chess players.

There is only one chess player in Liangzhou now, and that is Liu Bei.

To put it bluntly, Liu Bei can just build a state here if he wants to.

The vested interests in Liangzhou either took advantage of the trend and fell into Liu Bei's arms, or became losers under Liu Bei's manipulation, losing everything and the ability to call the wind and rain in Liangzhou.

Of course, within the scope of Liangzhou, it is not that there are no families who dare not cooperate with Liu Bei.

The Huangfu family living in Anding County are very rare non-violent non-cooperators in Liangzhou.

They don't confront Liu Bei, but they don't cooperate with Liu Bei. The family's salt and iron interests are not sold to Liu Bei, and they don't respond to any of Liu Bei's policies. They would rather stop production, don't want anything, and don't negotiate with Liu Bei.

They didn't seem to be worried about Liu Bei's iron fist attack.

After all, they are different from other families.

The other families had no interests and influence outside of Liangzhou, so they could only submit to Liu Bei, but the Huangfu family had something to rely on.

For example, Huangfusong, who made great contributions in the crusade, and the Jinwen School behind Huangfusong, who bared his teeth and mouth.

Based on this, the Huangfu family showed an unafraid attitude towards Liu Bei. Faced with Liu Bei's repeated attempts to negotiate with them, they all refused and refused to cooperate.

It has to be said that Huangfusong is somewhat capable in terms of using troops, and Liu Bei also admitted this.

At the end of April in the fourth year of Zhongping, Huangfusong led the army across the Yellow River and marched towards Taiyuan County. He sent a message in advance to the Southern Huns Shanyu Qiangqu, asking Qiangqu to join him in fighting against the Southern Huns rebels.

Qiangqu was finally looking forward to the reinforcements from the imperial court, and was overjoyed.

At that time, because the rebel army was powerful, the first wave of crusade against Qiangqu had failed, and he had to take a group of Southern Xiongnu dignitaries and moved southward to Pingzhou County with him.

Huangfu Song led his army to Yong'an County in the north of Hedong County in early May, and contacted Qiang Qu. Qiang Qu was more happy, and immediately moved further south with the remnants of the defeated army, joined forces with Huangfu Song, and fought against the Southern Huns again. Shan Yu's banner.

With the backing of Huangfusong and fifty thousand Han troops, Qiang Qu proudly declared to those vacillators that he was protected by the Han troops and that the rebellion would definitely be quelled.

At that time, those who follow the rebels and disobey orders will be punished, and now they can correct their mistakes and obey orders in time, and they can be forgiven.

It can be said that the power of the Han army is still there.

Qiangqu pulled up the banner as a tiger skin, which deterred some swaying forces within the Southern Huns, and they entered a state of sitting and watching the success or failure of the two sides, waiting for the victory or defeat between the Han army and the Southern Huns rebels .

Whoever wins will they help.

The southern Xiongnu rebels were quite troubled in the face of the Han army's attack, but they had already killed many people, and Qiang Qu would never forgive them. They had no way out and could only resist stubbornly.

At that time, the southern Xiongnu rebels had no more than [-] to [-] combatable soldiers, and most of the rest were women and children. After several battles with the vanguard of the Han army, the situation was unfavorable, and the situation was in a relatively dangerous state.

Both Huangfusong and Qiang Qu felt that it would not be difficult to eliminate this rebel army, and they were about to win.

But what they never expected was that the "Bingzhou bandits" in their eyes made a move.

Zhang Yan, the commander-in-chief of the Black Mountain Army and the speaker of the Bingzhou Bandits, learned of the Southern Huns' rebellion, and through the channels of fighting in the Hedong area, he learned that the 5 troops of the Han Army Huangfusong's troops were preparing to go north to attack them.

It was precisely because the Han army wanted to conscript the Southern Huns to help them crusade against Bingzhou, and some people in the Southern Huns were unwilling to work for the Luoyang court, so the civil strife in the Southern Huns was triggered.

Considering the problem from this perspective, Zhang Yan quickly came to her own conclusion.

He considered the Southern Huns rebels as his friends.

If a friend is in trouble, if he doesn't help and protect the friend, then the next step will be his unlucky one.

(End of this chapter)