Water Margin farming to become powerful

Hearing what Chen Dahu said, all the local soldiers looked at each other in blank dismay. The young man fired another shot at the sky, brushing and pulling the tiles on the roof to fall, and after a while, a dozen strong farmers came. One of them was holding a knife, rake, stick and stick in his hand. Although they were all peasant weapons, they looked menacing.

These dozen or so soldiers saw a lot of people on the other side, not to mention that both of their leaders were dead, and even if they tried their best, they didn't know who to ask for reimbursement, so why bother to suffer this immediate loss.

Finally, someone dropped the weapon on the ground first, and then everyone dropped their weapons.

The two men didn't ask Chen Dahu any more at this time, and directly led the crowd to learn about the soldiers' information first, and then asked the soldiers to take them to untie the equipment of the remaining 100 soldiers.

When Li Tou was woken up from his sleep, he found that someone had put a pistol to his head. After being stunned for a while, he quickly raised his hands to express surrender.

The two men introduced themselves as cadres sent by the Qingzhou Supervisory Committee to work in Shangrao County, a civil official and a military officer, and then asked Li Tou to take them to take over the county.

Li Dutou saw the corpses of Li Jifu and Chen Dutou, how could he dare to say no after being surprised for a while?
With a gun pressed against his heart, he quickly mounted his horse and walked all the way to Shangrao County. Along the way, he saw dozens of young men pulling out of Shuidong Village. Seeing that all these young men had arrogance on their faces, Li Dutou knew that The Protective Army and the Supervisory Committee have already planted hidden nails in every village in Shangrao County.

Secretly lamenting the power of the Supervisory Committee and Li Jifu's unwiseness in following the Supervisory Committee as an enemy, Li Tou had no second thoughts and honestly cooperated with the two cadres to take over the county.

After taking down all the defenses in the county and gathering them together in one place, Li Toucai announced to the officials and soldiers in the city that the county had been taken over by the Supervisory Committee and that both Li Jifu and Chen Dutou had been killed.

After being surprised, the crowd surprisingly did not show any resistance. When the news of Tong Guan's setbacks on the front line came, everyone felt that it was a good thing that Shangrao County was accepted by the Supervisory Committee. Without Li Jifu as the backbone, where would Shangrao County be? Why bother to resist the Supervisory Committee?

On the contrary, this acceptance made many Shangrao County officials and big households who were forced by Li Jifu to fight against the Supervisory Committee breathe a sigh of relief, and finally they were able to do business with the Supervisory Committee safely.

The entire Shangrao County was peacefully occupied by the Supervisory Committee, and the manpower they provided was only two cadres and dozens of villagers mobilized in Shuidong Village. The maternity care team that took over and defended the county did not enter Shangrao until three days later. County, and within these three days, everything in Shangrao County was running smoothly, and there was no disturbance when the delivery team entered the city.

This kind of thing happened in more than one place on the edge of the control area of ​​the Supervisory Committee. As the news that Tong Guan's [-] troops were wiped out came out one after another, and it was confirmed that more than [-] counties near the Supervisory Committee were killed in less than half a month. Every day changes flags.

And all the state capitals close to the Supervisory Committee have a headache, because under the instructions of Dengzhou, the Supervisory Committee forces in various places are acting secretly.

When these news were gathered on Zhao Ji's desk, Zhao Ji was so frightened that he became dizzy for a while, and could only drink cups of tea that had been removed from the fire.

Not to mention the occupation of more than [-] county towns, the activities of supervisory committees in various state capitals have left officials everywhere confused.

Prefects from all over the country reported in their memorials that as soon as Tong Guan's battle was defeated, their local supervisory committees would revolt in droves.

Moreover, for these civil uprisings, the prefects in various places are restrained in dealing with them.

No one knows how the Supervisory Committee took root in all parts of North China while the imperial court was not paying attention. There are a large number of Supervisory Committee forces in the fishermen in Chuzhou and Nanjing in the south and in the military households in Cangzhou in the north. How did they develop in the past.

Now these supervisory councils are attacking at the same time, and the prefects in various places are unable to strike hard in the face of emergencies, and can only pacify them.

The members of the Supervisory Council did not say anything about changing the dynasty, but repeatedly stated that their Supervisory Council had not rebelled against the court. Why did the court want to suppress them? Is it to fight against the poor and poor people in the world?

Under such a call, the imperial court's actions against the Supervisory Council will inevitably lead to civil uprisings almost every time.

By the turn of spring and summer, the uprising of the Supervisory Committee had already spread throughout North China.

There are more and more tips and tricks on Zhao Ji's desk.

The main reason is that the officials in the imperial court also have hometowns, and most of the families in each family are scholar-bureaucrats. Now the supervisory committee is not limited to Shandong but has spread all over the world. Officials in North China and Jianghuai were shocked to find that their hometowns were also there. There was a riot in the Supervisory Council.

However, in the letters, their relatives in their hometowns all expressed their hope that the imperial court would not quarrel with the Supervisory Council, because the Supervisory Council was still doing business with them, and the soldiers of the imperial court would inevitably suffer war when they arrived in their hometowns. .

These officials of the imperial court found in disbelief that in the eyes of their relatives, the Supervisory Committee was an easier person to deal with than the imperial court. At least the other party's business reputation was quite good, and even after conquering the prefectures and counties, they did not wantonly burn and kill them. Looting made their relatives in their hometown even more afraid that the officers and soldiers of the imperial court would cause them losses.

There are more and more voices in the court, and Zhao Ji is so angry that he can't sleep for several days. His mouth here has been very hard. He is preparing to go to war with Liao, but now he is in Sun Xin's supervisory committee. How can you establish your own prestige when you are so overwhelmed?
Until this day, in the new battle report sent from Shumiyuan, Zhao Ji saw that the Supervisory Committee was actually attacking Cangzhou, and he couldn't sit still for a moment.

Sun Xin's move was also completely ruined.

Cangzhou is the most important military state in North China.

The reason why it is important is not because of how many soldiers and horses are hoarded here, but because there is a huge salt field here.

The famous Changlu Salt Factory in the textbooks of Sun Xin's previous life was already the main salt-making base in the north of the Song Dynasty at this time.

Now the salt in Cangzhou is the source of expenditure for many military states on the Song Dynasty's defense against Liao.

The transportation of grain and grass to the frontier land in the Song Dynasty is generally handled by merchants, and the reward for those merchants is to convert the grain and grass they use into corresponding price salts, and the merchants can go to Changlu with these salts. The salt field exchanged salt for salt and then transported the salt from Cangzhou to all parts of the country for sale.

This set of payment system supported the transportation of materials in the northern military state of the Great Song Dynasty, and Sun Xin actually sent soldiers from thousands of miles to attack Cangzhou.

If Sun Xin really controlled the Changlu Salt Field, then Zhao Ji, let alone commanding the Northern Expedition, was afraid that the entire line of defense against Liao would collapse within a few months.

(End of this chapter)