Red Mansion Beijingwang

Chapter 149 Rectification
The Commander-in-Chief of the Chinese Army.

In the official hall, Shui Rong was sitting on a red lacquered wood-backed chair in the main hall. The books on the desk were piled up like a hill, all of which were files dealing with people suspected of corruption.

Below them, the right governor Feng Qing, the governor's colleague Niu Jizong, the governor Liu Fang, and the judge Jia Zheng are all listed. Their appointment documents have been approved, and now they are all officials of the governor's office. They all have rosy faces and are obviously A look of triumph in the spring breeze.

Shui Rong groaned and said, "You are all the backbone of the Governor's Mansion. Currently, there is a shortage of staff in the Mansion and all of them need to be supplemented. Your subordinates' experience and experience will be recommended by each of you and handed over to the Ministry of War for appointment and dismissal."

The rectification of the Chinese Military Governor's Mansion has come to an end, and most of the people who did nothing at the beginning have been eliminated. Even some of those who reported and exposed have been kicked out of the Governor's Mansion.

However, compared to those stubborn people, he was not convicted and sent to prison, which can be considered a good ending.

A lot of people were involved in this incident. Most of their mansions were confiscated and imprisoned. It seems that the Jiaofang Department will need to add more people.

At present, government offices are vacant and need to be replenished. Shui Rong is not the one who takes power. He has already replaced all the senior officials. He will let them adjust their subordinates individually. If he does not delegate power, he will always have to work hard, and it will also cause unnecessary problems. Disengagement and morality.

It's just that the Governor's Office has the right to recommend, but not to appoint or dismiss. However, Emperor Yongkang has already authorized Shui Rong to be fully responsible, so the Ministry of War will not be in trouble.
Several people were slightly happy when they heard this, and accepted with their hands. Although they were all from the martial arts lineage, they each had their own circles, just like the four princes and eight princes who share the same spirit but are distinct from each other.

Feng Qing cupped his hands and said, "Don't worry, Your Majesty, my subordinates will definitely not neglect their duties."

Niu Jizong and others also responded, and generally speaking, their attitudes were correct.

Shui Rong nodded slightly, but he didn't think so in his heart. He had just been promoted now, so he was naturally full of energy. As time goes by, he still didn't know what would happen then.

After a pause, Shui Rong turned around and said: "The governor's palace has embezzled military pay, and the pay and silver of all the subordinate departments have been deducted. This has inevitably chilled the hearts of the soldiers. Now that the pay and silver have been recovered, I have decided to make up for the deducted pay and silver one by one. .”

Since the mansions had been raided, they had gained a lot of money, and some of the money was from the royalties issued by the imperial court. Therefore, Shuixun reported it to Emperor Yongkang and intercepted the amount of silver stolen from the governor's mansion, intending to reissue the royalties.

This move was Shui Rong, the newly appointed Commander-in-Chief of the Central Military Commission, Zuo Commandery, to appease the morale of the military.

For the soldiers, their requirements are not high. It is enough to supplement their salary and silver to feed the children and disabled elderly people at home.

Don't underestimate this. If the soldiers in the late Ming Dynasty were fully paid, how could a mere Tartar invade the Central Plains?

After saying that, Shui Rong looked at the people in the hall and said in a deep voice: "Feng Qing, you are the right governor. You will be responsible for this matter. Niu Jizong will assist you."

Feng Qing was a general who was transferred from the Beijing camp, while Niu Jizong was idle and staying at home. He was considered an airborne person. This supplementary payment of salary could increase his prestige and bring no harm at all, so the two of them accepted the promise with great enthusiasm.

Shui Rong nodded slightly when he saw this. As the person in charge of the government, he didn't need to do everything himself. Many things could be delegated to the people below him. However, the repayment of wages was related to appeasing the morale of the military. Shui Rong did not completely trust these two people. More arrangements are needed.

Thinking of this, Shui Rong looked at Jia Zheng and said in a deep voice: "The embezzlement of military pay is not just within the Governor's Mansion. There may also be many problems with troops stationed in various places. This time the military pay is reissued, the Judgment Department has also sent people there. Carefully investigate the deprivation of military pay by lieutenants and generals in the army. If there are those who take the initiative to plead guilty and have a correct attitude, they can be given appropriate leniency, their embezzled money will be confiscated, and they will be kept on probation to see the consequences. If they are stubborn, they will be punished once they are found out. Military law is engaged in this matter, and the Division of Adjudication must do its best." It is not an easy task to reissue the deducted salary. If the generals below are deducting it layer by layer, a matter that attracts people's hearts will turn into a bad thing, so it is necessary to It would be safe to send someone to accompany you.

The Division of Judgment has the responsibility of Xing Prison, so this is a good candidate, and as the Judgment Officer, Jia Zheng is an upright person, and he is Shui Rong's father-in-law. In comparison, Shui Rong still trusts him.

The so-called "hiding from each other" means that without the ability to know everything, it is indeed difficult for outsiders to tell the truth.

When Jia Zheng heard this, he stood up and responded. His posture was upright, as he should be as a subordinate, and he did not rely on his father-in-law's status to win the title, which was satisfactory.

On the other hand, Feng Qing and others looked strange and fell silent.

Shui Rong looked at the few people indifferently, and understood in his heart that although Jia Zheng was a martial artist, he did not care about the big or small matters. He only read books, played chess, and chatted with the Qing guests every day. He did not understand the relationship between them, but other We are all people who live in the military camp, and we have a strong sense of what is going on in the military camp.

Especially Feng Qing, who has served in the Beijing camp for many years, and is very detailed about the affairs in the military camp. Not to mention the matter of short quotas, the military pay is usually deducted at many levels, and what is finally in the hands of the soldiers Half would be good.

The Shui Rongming Judgment Department investigated the matter in detail. After rectifying the Dudu's Mansion, they started to attack the troops stationed in various places under the Central Army's Dudu's Mansion.

Seeing that the atmosphere was dull, Shui Rong smiled and said: "The so-called listening will make it clear. If you have any opinions, I will not blame you."

Several people were stunned when they heard this. For their superiors, the opinions raised by their subordinates were not opinions, but suggestions. The prince's words were most likely a subtle attack on them.

Especially for Feng Qing and Niu Jizong, the Department of Advocacy went on errands with the repayment of wages, and the intention was simply to ask them to escort them.

Thinking of this, Feng Qing and the others agreed without saying much. After all, the prince did not have no way out, so he would not cause any big trouble.

Shui Rong didn't say much when he saw this. He was not worried about the rectification of the troops stationed in various provinces. This man would not jump over the wall unless he was forced to a dead end, and the troops stationed in other places were not like Jingzhong Xun. Guiduo is like a dog, and he doesn't have the arrogance. Not everyone is as stubborn as Haining Hou.

Immediately, Shui Rong ordered again: "Liu Fang, you have to make arrangements for the training of the garrison troops under the Governor's Mansion. I don't want my soldiers and generals to lose their discipline."

Hearing this, Liu Fang accepted the promise. He was the second rank of the Governor Qian Shiweizheng. He was in charge of military discipline, training and other matters. For now, his task was the easiest. If there is anything unacceptable, maybe he was a little lucky in his heart. Still unknown.

After giving instructions on everything one by one, Shui Rong also determined the policy of the Central Military Governor's Mansion in the near future. He summarized it in two words in a concise and concise way: "rectification".

After a moment of discussion, everyone dispersed one by one.

(End of this chapter)