I, Liu Bian, Sanxing Han Dynasty

Chapter 270 If you don’t have long-term worries, you must have immediate worries

After understanding what Zhang San was thinking, Zhang Fei vaguely understood the reason why Huangfu Song did not let him go to the battlefield, and understood why Guan Yu, who had stayed under Huangfu Song for a long time, respected Huangfu Song so much.

He began to imitate Guan Yu and began to care about his colleagues around him.

There is a veteran who has been in the army for twenty or thirty years and has gray hair on his temples, but he is unwilling to leave because he has nowhere to go after leaving. Zhang Fei heard that there was a young new soldier who treated him like a father and said that he would provide for him in his old age in the future, but unfortunately, this new soldier died in Longxi. Zhang Fei heard that from then on, veterans rushed to the front during battles. He didn't know whether he was really not afraid of death or was afraid of dying alone in the future.

A new soldier was added. He had never touched a sword, armor, bow and arrow three months ago. After he became a soldier, the government sent people to recruit him. He was on the list, so he had to come. After a hurried training, he After being sent here, what this person looked forward to most was to finish the war as soon as possible and go home safely to marry a bride. As for military exploits and the like, I don't think so.

Despite his concern, Zhang Fei still thought about it day and night, looking forward to going to the battlefield and making military exploits.

But war may not come as he thinks.

People without thought, he must worry about.

For Huangfu Song, who was in charge of the war in Liangzhou, it was enough to pay a little attention to Zhang Fei's affairs.

What he was thinking about most was to pacify Liangzhou.

Huangfu Song did not know that thousands of miles away in Luoyang, a large group of scholars from both the government and the public were about to debate the equalization method for raising military resources.

But he knew that the Liangzhou rebellion, which had lasted for six or seven years since the winter of the first year of Zhongping, was finally nominally quelled this year.

After Han Sui was introduced to the counties in Liangzhou, the Han army brought its military strength, and both the Qiang people and the local Han powerful people who were in collusion with the Qiang people were less likely to resist.

While Huangfu Song was promoting the court's new policy of treating the Han Qiang in Liangzhou well, he was also attacking the stubborn and unrepentant Qiang tribe.

In the fifth year of Emperor Yongyuan's fifth year, the Xiaolian system was reformed. From the initial system of two people in counties and counties, the number of Xiaolians was determined based on population, and one person was elected for every 200,000 people.

Liangzhou scholars suffered a big loss from this convenience.

Even Hanyang County, the most populous county in Liangzhou, has a registered population of only more than 100,000, so it can only promote one Xiaolian every two years. As for other counties in Liangzhou with a population of less than 100,000, it can only promote one Xiaolian every three years.

But now, the government has provided additional recruitment quotas to make up for the lack of Xiaolian quotas in Liangzhou. The former met the needs of the local Han people, and Han Sui served as a chicken to scare the monkeys.

Influential local powerful people have been won over. The Qiang people, who are the largest in number, and the Di people, who have little presence today, are already deeply influenced by the powerful Han people. They are not born rebels, and most of them just want to live a good life.

Fu Xie's reputation after several years of operation also played an immeasurable role. In the second year after Huangfu Song led his troops to fight in Liangzhou, the Qiang tribes from various places either had their leaders come in person or sent their descendants to surrender one after another.

Now that the situation in Liangzhou has gradually become clearer, there is only one type of major influence in Liangzhou left - the miscellaneous Hus represented by Lu Shuihu.

Years of war and the lax governance of Hexi by the Han family in the past led Lu Shuihu to regard Zhangye vassal state and Zhangye County as his own private territory. Most of the surrendered Hu people who were originally placed in Zhangye vassal state and Zhangye Juyan vassal state were replaced by other places. Absorption can even be called the main body of miscellaneous people.

These miscellaneous men had a certain understanding of the Han people. After Huangfu Song's troops arrived in Zhangye County, even though they were dissatisfied, they still imitated the Qiang people and showed their loyalty.

But the face is convinced but the heart is not convinced.

This generation is what Huangfusong is worried about.

Huangfu Song, who had always been suspicious of the Hu people, had every reason to suspect that once he led his army out of Liangzhou, this group of bastards who were accustomed to wantonly would return to their original state without hesitation. Only by eliminating hidden dangers can we live up to His Majesty's trust.

"Huangfu Gong, I also know that Lu Shui and other miscellaneous Hus are unstable. However, regarding the current affairs in Liangzhou, although all the Qiang tribes have sent people, they are still waiting and watching. Whether it is to directly use troops against Lu Shuihu or to general If they are dispersed and relocated to other places, they will eventually lose their support.”

The one who spoke was Fu Xie. Hearing that Huangfu Song wanted to attack Lu Shuihu, who had nominally surrendered, he immediately came from Hanyang County to dissuade him.

The strength of the Han army determined that it was impossible to conquer all the Qiang and Hu in a short period of time, and rashly attacking Lu Shuihu, whether with words or force, would send a bad signal to the Qiang people.

Therefore, in Fu Xie's opinion, the best way to deal with Lu Shui and other miscreants is to wait for them to take action first.

Huangfu Song was more inclined to seek stability. He said from a military perspective: "If we leave it alone, Lu Shui Zahu can raise an army of ten or twenty thousand and disrupt the state and county. How should we deal with it?"

Fu Xie also considered this: "The Qiang Protector School Captain can be re-established in Xianmei County, Zhangye, supplemented by county soldiers and righteous followers, as a supervisory deterrent."

Fu Xie understood that Huangfu Song, as the leader, could completely ignore his suggestions.

But he had led the army under Huangfu Song as early as the Yellow Turban Rebellion. How could he not know that Huangfu Song could listen to good advice, so he persuaded him with sincerity: "Mr. Huangfu, if you want long-term peace and stability in Liangzhou, the support of the people's support is extremely important. I have long In Liangzhou, how can we not know the cost of a trip to Liangzhou for the Northern Army and the Xiyuan Army? Although the use of troops against Lu Shuihu can solve the temporary problem, it will be harmful in the long run. "

Of course Huangfu Song understood Fu Xie's concerns. After hesitating for a long time, he decided to write the details of the incident in a memorial and leave it to the emperor to decide.

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Yuan Shu has also been troubled recently.

When he once again drank the sweet water from the open supply, wore gorgeous new clothes, and ate the carefully cooked delicacies shipped from afar, his material enjoyment was satisfied, but he felt a little regretful in his heart.

However, there is no regret medicine in the world. Yuan Shu could compromise his luxurious life once, and then he would do it countless times.

Yuan Shu's regret now is just a futile moan after feeling comfortable.

Fortunately, the quarrel between uncle and nephew was confined to the house and was rarely known to outsiders. Otherwise, the face-loving Yuan Shu might really be able to sink the ship and learn a painful lesson.

If there was a hot search list in Luoyang, then the four words "Tai Xue Zhi Yi" would definitely be at the top, with a red "explosion" added at the end.

Yuan Shu, who claims to be a famous minister and scholar, would naturally be involved in such an explosive matter.

Therefore, in recent times, Yuan Shu's house has been full of talents, and there has been an endless stream of virtuous and famous people.

The praise he received dispelled Yuan Shu's regret, but he then became entangled in who to recommend to participate in the Taixue debate.

As Henan Yin, he still has this power.

Is it Xu Shao, a famous scholar from his hometown, or Yan Xiang, a talented person he has recently discovered and is ready to take as his confidant.

The former is famous for his "Yuedan Comment" on people.

(End of this chapter)