Chapter 1101 1102 [Wang Tu Hegemony]

Author: Shangtang Doumiao

Chapter 1101 1102 [Wang Tu Hegemony]

The official system of Daliang was modified based on that of the former Wei Dynasty. Through Lin Qingyuan's painstaking planning on the eve of the founding of the country, and the adjustments made by Emperor Gaozu after his death, a complete system of checks and balances between civil and military officials was gradually formed.

The chief officers of the Xifu Military Academy are two military aircraft, and there are three to five prefects, usually served by military veterans with rich military experience. The powers of the prefect are not fixed. If they encounter such extremely powerful military aircraft, they may

They may be reduced to running errands and doing odd jobs.

But no one thought that Pei Yue would become such a character after entering Xifu.

With his military exploits, title and connections, as well as his close relationship with Gu Liang, he is destined to have a considerable say as soon as he enters the Xifu.

What is a little strange is that Xiao Jin, a right-wing military aircraft, did not immediately raise objections. Instead, Gu Liang took the initiative to report: "Your Majesty, I think this move is slightly inappropriate."

Liu Xian looked at the middle-aged man with shoulders as broad as mountains, and couldn't help but think of Emperor Kaiping's advice before his death, and asked gently: "Why?"

Gu Liang cleared his throat and said calmly: "The Duke of Wei has outstanding military exploits and is very organized in training and fighting. He is qualified to be the commander of any major camp in the army. However, the Military Academy is in charge of the military affairs of the country and the dynasty. Every item

Government orders may have a long-term impact on the overall situation, so the person in charge needs to be familiar with the military situation in various places, and he should also choose someone who is mature and prudent, the latter is particularly important."

These words are reasonable and reasonable. After all, Pei Yue is too young, and judging from his past experience, he does not seem to be the kind of character who can swallow his anger for the sake of the overall situation. It may be okay for such a person to sit in a large camp, but if he is allowed to take charge

The Military Academy, which commands millions of soldiers in Daliang, will have extremely serious consequences if it is neglected.

Looking at the civil and military affairs of the dynasty, there are not many people who dare to say to their faces that Pei Yue is not qualified enough and needs to be sharpened.

Liu Xian gradually figured out some meaning, and then smiled and said: "Gu Junji, you misunderstood."

Gu Liang was slightly startled. Even though he understood the profound meaning of this sentence instantly, he was still a little uncomfortable with the new king's behavior style.

What is a misunderstanding?

The reason why Gu Liang wanted to refute Pei Yue's face in public was of course not because he was jealous of his son-in-law, but because he gradually felt the danger of flattery and death from Liu Xian's previous generous rewards. He knew that Liu Xian was inseparable from Pei Yue when he was established as the prince.

Yue Xiangzhu, but I am afraid only Liu Xian himself knows how deep this friendship is.

The flames cooking oil and flowers blooming are naturally a grand occasion that everyone envies. However, this situation cannot last forever, and once something goes wrong, it will become the target of public criticism.

But Liu Xian used these simple and straightforward words to tell Gu Liang that his continuous increase in power to Pei Yue was not to praise him, but sincerely wanted to give him enough power to realize his ambitions.

He then said: "I have something I want to make clear to Gu Junji and all your ministers."

All the ministers lowered their heads and listened quietly, including Pei Yue.

Liu Xian got better and better, and was able to clarify his thoughts more and more. He said calmly: "The greatest wish of the late emperor in his life was to unify the world. I dare not forget it for a day. But I also know that in the first two years of the imperial court,

With the continuous use of troops and the rebellion of the Beijing camp, both the treasury and the army need time to recover, and the people also need to recuperate. I am not in a hurry, everything will be planned slowly."

At this point, he paused slightly, and his eyes became firm and sharp: "However, this does not mean that I will be hesitant. I want to let the people of Daliang know by commending Duke Wei that as long as he is loyal to the country like him,

If he doesn't move, I will never treat him badly! In the future, the territory of Daliang will expand, and I will need more talents to govern the country, and both civil servants and generals will have a place!"

These words were still not subtle enough, but the atmosphere in Chengtian Hall suddenly changed.

In this way, Gu Liang could no longer dissuade him, because Liu Xian made it very clear that he was not only rewarding Pei Yue for his merits, but also hoping that everyone in the world would understand the court's determination.

The so-called learning of literature and martial arts and selling them to the imperial family, realizing one's personal ideals and being promoted to an official position and honoring one's family name have never been in conflict.

With examples of young nobles like Pei Yue, people in the world will naturally contribute more actively to the Liang court.

Gu Liang sighed secretly, if he wanted to forcefully stop Liu Xian's decision, wouldn't he be going against the princes of the Manchu Dynasty and the wise people in the world? Don't you see that many ministers in the palace have eager eyes, wishing they could lead the army like Pei Yue did

Sweeping through the eight wastelands.

After Liu Xian persuaded Gu Liang, he felt the excitement of the civil and military officials below and couldn't help but feel relieved.

He looked at Pei Yue, who was always silent and calm, and said warmly: "Duke Wei, are you willing to share my worries?"

In fact, when Gu Liang opened his mouth, Pei Yue already understood the thoughts of both parties, and he thought even deeper. Liu Xian did this not only to buy horse bones with thousands of gold, but also to put himself on the fire.

It's possible that he came for Guliang.

He didn't know whether Emperor Kaiping told Empress Dowager Wu and Liu Xian about Gu Liang's role in the assassination before his death. Now it seems that at least a little bit of information has been revealed.

There was no strange color on his face at the moment, and he responded calmly: "Your Majesty is so kind to me, I am deeply grateful, and I am willing to do my best for the court."

Liu Xian said happily: "Great kindness."

Except for the new Grand Governor of the Fifth Army Governor's Office, candidates have been appointed for the main positions in the court and the Beijing camp, and the Synodic Dynasty is coming to an end.

Civil and military officials had different joys and sorrows, and most of them were immersed in the grand blueprint outlined by Liu Xian's words. Therefore, not many people cared about the imperial edict that Hou Yu read out at the end.

Wu Cunren, the concubine of the left, was promoted to a bachelor's degree in the Hanlin Academy, and became the second-in-command of this noble government office known as the seat of the prime minister.

The Hanlin bachelor's degree is still concurrently held by Han Gongduan, who participates in politics in Dongfu.

Wu Cunren was knowledgeable and talented in literature. He drafted many extremely important imperial edicts. For example, the imperial edict that appointed Emperor Kaiping's assistant minister after his assassination was written by him. In addition, he was over thirty years old and was Mo Haoli's most important edict.

He was a highly valued literary successor who was a closed-door disciple. He had great influence among the elite civil servants and was called the leader of the literary world among the younger generation.

Pei Yue looked at the civil servant who was neither humble nor arrogant in accepting orders to express gratitude, and he suddenly had a vague hunch in his heart that after the older generation of civil servants gradually withered away, this Scholar Wu would most likely become the helmsman of the East Palace in the future.

It can be seen from his promotion route that the other party is following the true path of the prime minister. From being a compilator in the Hanlin Academy to being an official of the Prince of Zhan Shifu, and now being a bachelor of the Hanlin Academy, even if he is not promoted to other places in the future,

With the experience of being an official, you only need to survive a few years before you can be promoted to the rank of Six Ministers and then enter the Dongfu.

but……

If he were to cut off his sword, I am afraid that this scholar Wu would be the first to bear the brunt.

Liu Xian did not notice the change in Pei Yue's expression. The synodic dynasty was successfully completed, and he was filled with excitement and joy.

He completed all the tasks assigned by the Empress Dowager Wu without making any mistakes. Judging from the reactions of civil and military officials, his inspiring and brilliant speech had an excellent effect.

After thinking carefully and making sure that there were no missing details, Liu Xian turned to look at Hou Yu, the governor of the capital, who was standing respectfully. The latter looked at the officials with understanding and shouted: "Retreat from the court!"

All the officials respectfully sent the new monarch to the harem, and then left the Chengtian Palace in twos and threes.

At that time, the sun was shining brightly and the scenery was just right.

Luo Ting, the right-hand leader, glanced at Gu Liang without any trace, and the latter nodded slightly.
Chapter completed!