You must know that Li Shimin has a history of this. Not long ago, Li Shimin deliberately sent people to bribe and give money and silk to officials in three provinces and six ministries, and some people actually accepted them.

Then Li Shimin will kill them.

Fortunately, Pei Ju, Minister of the Ministry of Civil Affairs, remonstrated, saying that the emperor deliberately induced others to commit crimes, which was wrong and should not be used as an additional crime. Wei Zheng, Wang Gui and others also followed suit, and finally the emperor did not convict them.

However, although Huaiyu confiscated it himself, he still let the money stay in the end, but it was put into the small treasury of Shuofang Bureau. It was considered as operational funds. The emperor knew about it, so Huaiyu was not afraid.

Although the emperor also allocated funds, it was always easier to act since he had money on hand.

He picked up his pen and dipped it in ink, spread out the paper, and began to write on the paper the positions of the state officials of the founding public office of Shouyang County, and the positions of the two staffs of the government officials.

He can recruit sixteen people each, from Sima the chief military officer to the big farmer, the chief academic officer, and the minister, a team of life assistants and a team of work secretaries.

Although these thirty-two positions are only for foreign officials based on their merit, Wu Huaiyu has the power to recruit directly. After recruiting, he will report it to the Ministry of Personnel for compensation. These people he recruits become national civil servants.

Already.

This is also a good invisible political power for the nobles. After all, it is only the power of the court to recruit and appoint officials. Even the officials who have emigrated are also the power of the government.

But now, senior noble officials with the qualifications to open a government can recruit a group of people by themselves.

As a foreign official, even if he is the lowest class in the officialdom, he is already a member of the public family. He can wear the crimson official uniform to distinguish himself from the common people, and he can be exempted from official service. This alone is a big deal.

The welfare privileges can at least be assigned to family members or relatives.

However, Wu Huaiyu did not intend to waste these thirty-two migrant official positions on his relatives just to avoid serving. He still planned to recruit some people who were needed and available.

He is about to be appointed as the governor of Yanzhou. He also has to unify the soldiers of Qianzhou and manage the army on horseback and the people on horseback. He must have his own team of staff around him.

Every seventh-level county magistrate in the Qing Dynasty knew that several masters should be hired to take charge of punishment, money, food, books, etc.

But where can we recruit so many masters and assistants at once?

Maybe you can let someone advertise for open recruitment in Jingzhou City tomorrow?

Huaiyu put down his pen and picked up the edict on the table.

Shouyang County was founded as a public city, and 1,500 households were granted food and a hundred households were sealed. They were the pillars of the country, and the court invited officials. The more they looked at it, the more they liked it, and the more they looked at it, the happier they became.

Wu Huaiyu was alone, facing the edict of fate and laughed out loud.

"The title of Marquis is not my intention, I hope the sea will be peaceful!"

Fan Xing boasted that at the age of twenty he was granted the title of Founding Duke of Xihua County by the King of Qin for defeating Xue Ju. Now, at the age of nineteen, Wu Huaiyu was granted the title of Founding Duke of Shouyang County. This is still a real title, and he is better than his father-in-law.

The warrior Xun raised his army from Long and followed Li Yuan to invade Chang'an. When the Jin Dynasty granted him the title of Founding Duke of Shouyang County, he was already forty years old.

Thinking about it this way, it is indeed worthy of a little pride. It is no more difficult to get a title now than when Li Yuan founded the country, not to mention that it is still a real title.

To be honest, he really didn't do much to put down Luo Yi's rebellion this time. The emperor and Liumen had been planning for so long, but in the end he got all the credit. It was really a bit embarrassing. The emperor was really very fond of him.

good.

Huaiyu admired such an emperor.
Chapter completed!