God Three Group Chat: Three Kingdoms

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"How about three hundred dollars a month per person?!" Fu De thought about the quotation given by the emperor that day, and almost said it bravely.

And when speaking, the tone should be full of domineering majesty, showing the heroism and kindness of the strong.

Of course, this money must be paid out today.

However, Fu De and Liu Xie had serious differences in this regard.

Liu Xie offered such a price just because there might be too many people and he would be unable to pay.

As an emperor, you still have to keep your word. The money you should give must be a lot, especially for soldiers, which must not be less.

Especially with the lessons learned from his father, it is still vivid in his mind. When Liu Xie has money in his hands, he will naturally not line his own pockets and not pay his wages.

Of course, you'll get paid back, but don't count on how much money you have.

Three hundred dollars a month, in Liu Xie's opinion, is an amount that can barely be sustained.

To assemble an army of 10,000 people, it only costs 36 million yuan a year, and to raise an army of 100,000 people, it only costs 30 to 40 million yuan, which is simply a small amount of money.

Of course, regarding issues such as food, weapons, and armor, Liu Xie chose to learn from his predecessors and let the Southern Huns prepare themselves.

To put it simply, Liu Xie planned to let Fu De recruit 100,000 people from the Southern Huns, and then march the army to Chang'an to demonstrate his majesty and ability.

Moreover, they are still the Southern Huns. After this is done, they can still be told to go back.

Liu Xie estimated his abilities and felt that he could handle everything in four or five years.

The expenses of the past few years can be maintained by relying on the family's private treasury. When the power is restored, they will no longer care about that little money.

But Ford was completely different. In this regard, he actually understood the real situation better.

Although the Han Empire had openly agreed on the price for the employment of the Southern Huns, it had never paid them sincerely.

In this case, if the amount is too high, it will easily make the other party suspicious.

Therefore, after a simple calculation change, Fud directly reduced and fine-tuned the number of employees and the price per person significantly.

Not only does it ensure a reduction in the overall employment price, it is also very humane.

For example, the Southern Huns provided their own weapons, armor and food, and did not require pensions when they died.

The simple and direct employment conditions are full of the habits and character of the Han Dynasty.

When Humphrey heard the price Volde said, he nodded directly without any discussion.

No matter how fancy or cold-blooded the other person's words are, he will always choose to agree.

Let alone three hundred yuan a month for a person, even if it is three thousand or thirty thousand, so what?
Anyway, the other party will probably not give any money as before, and will support his armed forces to ask for wages. So what's the point of knowing so much?
It’s not like they really went to the armed forces to ask for wages. If they really did that, they would have been completely out of date.

As for bringing your own weapons and armor, to Yuvroud, this is not a problem.

After so many years, we should have gotten used to it. If we weren't used to it, we wouldn't be called Southern Huns.

If there is no pension, there will be no pension. Over the past hundred years, there have been 800,000 Southern Huns who died fighting for the Han Empire. How many of them have received pensions? There is no such thing at all. It can even be said that there is no concept of pension in Yuvrou's mind.

For the survival and reproduction of the tribe, it is a very cost-effective thing to sacrifice some prairie warriors in exchange for stability and peace.

"The Chanyu agreed so readily, that's good!" Fu De saw Yuvrou directly agreeing and said with a smile on the spot, "Since the Chanyu is so willing, how can I lag behind others? This is a long-term employment. I will give you the first year’s employment payment first, and work hard!”

As soon as he finished speaking, Humphrey nodded habitually, and then realized something was wrong.

"Long-term employment? First-year employment payment?" Hufro said in a somewhat surprised tone.

"Yes, Chang'an still lacks troops, so this time it is a long-term employment. If it is not hired by then, you can just come back. As for the food problem, after arriving in Chang'an, there will be dedicated people who will be responsible for you..." Fu De didn't think much about this, and explained directly and seriously, "In addition, if you can be loyal to the order and not cause trouble, we can consider opening the market in the Beidi City Fortress to communicate with foreign trade and allow you to trade with the Han people. , of course, if you don’t agree, I can go find the Qiang people..."

Of course, early payment of employment benefits is indeed relatively rare under the current circumstances.

But in a sense, this is also a real employment behavior.

If the Southern Huns dare to break the treaty, Fu De would not mind mobilizing force to let the Southern Huns understand the majesty of the Han Empire.

As for the subsequent trade requirements, it was actually the result of negotiations between Fu De and his father Fu Wan.

After all, if the money is given to the Southern Huns, the Southern Huns will definitely spend it. How to spend it is a question worth discussing.

By setting up a market, they can recover this part of the money, coupled with the huge profits inherent in the transaction itself.

It can also further reduce the cost of this recruitment, thus spending less money, showing the generosity of the Emperor of the Han Dynasty and promoting the majesty of the Emperor of the Han Dynasty.

Liu Xie knew about this kind of thing and had no objection. After all, he could recover money and so on. Just thinking about it made him happy.

As for the subsequent addition of Qiang people, it is just to increase the bargaining chip for the other party to agree.

"Okay!" A glimmer of light flashed in Hufro's eyes, and he nodded in agreement without hesitation.

Although I don't know if the Han Empire is crazy and they actually give money to hire them, but how could he refuse this kind of opportunity?
Originally faced with this kind of employment order, he had no chance or qualification to refuse. Now that he still had money to get it, why not do it?

The most important thing is that after being ordered by the emperor's edict, he doesn't have to raise food himself, and naturally he won't offend those foreign ministers of the Han Dynasty who are obviously extremely powerful.

Thinking about it this way, not only did they not lose money, but they actually made a profit!
The first time I received money from employment in the Han Empire, I gave him the money first and worked later.

In this case, even Huvroud has never heard of it.

As for other trade, allowing them to trade with the Han people, even if it was restricted, they could still buy some daily necessities, which was something they could not even think of before.

As long as he can accomplish these, if nothing else, he will be a very outstanding person among the Southern Xiongnu chanyus in the past generations.

Then Yuvluo burst into action very quickly under Hu Chuquan's surprised eyes.

Especially after the money was in place, the speed was completely unlike what a Southern Huns should be!

The mere Qiang people still want to fight with them? Climb for them!

He is the most loyal person in the Han Empire! (End of chapter)