Zhuge was reborn, killed the old thief Sima

Chapter 726 Two Years

Xian Yufu, the governor of Liaodong County, died tragically in the rebel army under Pang Tong's strong attack. Then Pang Tong made great progress and directly captured the three counties of Liaodong, Changli and Xuantu with Mi Fang's financial offensive and protection.

Using absolute power to force Yan Rou to ignore each other, and finally transferring Xin Pi and others from Hebei to Youzhou, the situation in Youzhou was barely stabilized.

But Yan Rou, the veteran general of Youzhou who was the governor of the army, fell ill due to this blow, and passed away after the war.

For a time, Xinbi could only temporarily act as the chief general of Youzhou.

While Jiangdong and Liaodong were bustling with activity, Bingzhou on the other side was too quiet.

Zhuge Liang continued to maintain his own method of divided governance, farming on one hand and doing business on the other. At the same time, he once again established a large number of official workshops in Bingzhou and included coal and other materials into the official operations.

Relying on this method, the people of Bingzhou began to have enough means in life to survive. In addition, God seemed to have stopped his anger in recent years.

Although natural disasters have not stopped, it has been much better than the horrific natural disasters in the past.

After the people reluctantly solved the problem of empty stomachs, Zhuge Kongming also began to carry out enlightenment in Bingzhou.

This large number of Imperial College students must teach local academics for two years in Bingzhou, Jiaozhou, and Nanzhong before becoming officials. This is also a rule set by Zhuge Kongming.

First, let these imperial students who are about to go into official careers have a deeper understanding of the people in the world.

Secondly, it is to suppress the impetuous temper of this group of young heroes.

Thirdly, it ensures the academic affairs in these places.
It seems that Bingzhou will never be self-sufficient in rice. The large number of Xiongnu, Xianbei and other foreign tribes has caused Bingzhou's grain gap to expand infinitely.

Fortunately, with the help of a large number of trade routes and Bingzhou specialties, the money earned can always correspond to the vacant rice grain, and he is even slightly wealthy.

The people of Bingzhou, especially the Han people, have finally been fully cultivated in the past two years of governance, and have even begun to grow slowly.

There is a strong barrier that protects the place in Guanzhong.

The situation in Yongliang and Guanzhong is also slowly getting better. Compared with Guanzhong, Zhuge Kongming laid the foundation at the beginning, and Jiang Wan and others followed the management and gradually became rich.

The troubles in Yongliang have never stopped. Today a Beihu pops up, and tomorrow there are some remnants of Xianbei in Hexi, or another Qiang people pop up from somewhere.
Even though this is a desolate northwest land, the chaos seems to have never stopped.

Fortunately, today's Qiang Zhonglang General Qianzhao is not an incompetent person. Those Hu people who thought that after Wei Yan left, they could be unruly in Yongliang were once again wiped out by him.

Its kindness and power are combined, the bravery can directly charge into the enemy's formation and behead the leader, and the ordinary life can also appease the tribe and convince the people and the Qianghu people.

Under the suppression and governance of Qianzhao, Yongliang gradually calmed down after experiencing a short period of chaos.

Especially after several wealthy families in Liangzhou rebelled again and were eventually led to annihilate their entire clan, Yongliang fell into a brief period of tranquility.

Although there are still some storms from time to time, they are no longer beyond the control of Qianzhao. At the same time, Qianzhao relies on his ability to guard Yongliang and has become one of the five major festivals of the Han Dynasty today.

The chaos in the Western Regions is far from over. What Ma Di and Mi Fang did in the Western Regions back then is really unjustifiable.

Even now, the border markets in the Western Regions are considered a curiosity in the whole world. Although Mi Fang has left, Deng Ai has continued the fine tradition of farming and border markets.

He knew that neither he nor the current big man could fully control the Western Region and bring it into his own possession.

So in these years he has concentrated on doing two things.First, maintain the current chaos in the Western Region and prevent it from breaking out.

Second, with the current Western Region Protectorate as the center, all the surrounding small countries will be brought under its command and they will be completely controlled.

Therefore, today's Western Regions not only has Deng Ai, the governor of the Western Regions, but also Wuji Xiaowei, who specializes in farming and is stationed in the royal court in front of the Tuanshi Kingdom.

As for why it is before?
Because now even Cheshi Kingdom exists in name only, Liu Bei is already discussing what county should be called for that place.

As the first Wuji captain, Liu Bei transferred his confidant veteran Luo Meng, and at the same time, Liu Chan's confidant Huo Yi, the son of Huo Jun, the iron wall general of the Han Dynasty, was also transferred to help him.

The stability of the merger of northwest and northern Xinjiang not only saved Liu Bei a lot of trouble and expenditure on food and fodder, but more importantly, it ensured peace in the south.

At this time, after so many years of recuperation, Jingzhou has finally returned to some of its former appearance.

Although I dare not say that it is comparable to the peak period, the cleaning of rivers, the dredging of water areas, the reclamation of farmland, the establishment of a large number of schools, etc.

All the people in the land of Jingxiang slowly came out of the pain of successive years of war, and became the appearance of living a stable life today.

Jingzhou, which has regained most of its vitality, can also play its role as the granary of the south. Jingnan and Jingbei have finally become wealthy again due to the large number of migrating people and farming.

Even Jiaozhou, which was usually the most desolate place in the country, started to look a little different at this time.

With some people from Jiangdong surrendering, Zhuge Liang also ordered the officials in Jiaozhou to follow Jiangdong's methods and start dealing with the mountain people in Jiaozhou.

With the combination of kindness and strength, Jiaozhou has gained a bit of vitality and heritage in addition to stability.

The influence of the Shi family continued to weaken until Liu Bei moved into Chang'an, and finally became a legend in Jiaozhou.

A large number of young talents entered Jiaozhou and other wild places to serve as officials, and then were promoted step by step, or were killed and captured.

Those young heroes who have gone through the training of educating the people and handling government affairs for a long time have gradually become the backbone of the Han Dynasty.

They may remain nameless throughout their lives, and their names may not be retained in history books, and even if they are, they may be mentioned in passing.

But they still did the best they could in this life.

Especially those officials and junior officials from their native places, including 14 Jiaozhou officials among the 35 young Han officials. The moment they were appointed, they requested orders and returned to their hometowns.

He came to the tomb of Sun Qian, his mentor who had been deceased for many years, and gave him the last salute.

Most of the 35 Jiaozhou officials came from poor backgrounds. If Sun Qian had not personally taken root in Jiaozhou for many years and promoted the academic affairs of Jiaozhou, I am afraid that they would not be able to wear this robe in their lifetime.

And they also believe that in the near future, more and more scholars from Jiaozhou will leave this barbaric land and truly come to the great world.

　Regarding the number of officials in ancient times, it was because during the late Han Dynasty and the Three Kingdoms period, officials were not separated into families.

　　According to historical records, after the war to destroy Shu, there were a total of 4 officials in Yizhou.

　　Therefore, it is reasonable for this half-big man to have 14 officials.

　　
　
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