Chapter 2481 Gui Zi Juan control and control
He Zhisheng is very aware of the Feng family's influence in the border town.
The four northwest towns plus Datong can be said to have become the basic base of the Feng family.
If we add Ji Town, which is controlled by the You brothers, who are considered to be the most powerful members of the Feng family, and Liaodong, which already has considerable influence, it can be said that except for Shanxi Town and Xuanfu Town, where the Feng family is slightly less influential, Jiubian is really Zhiman. Panyan, wherever you go you can find relatives and old friends.
But this kind of influence was not achieved in a short period of time. Feng Tang even took the court's obvious suppression and fear measures calmly. If he went to Yulin, he would go to Yulin, and when he was the governor of the three sides, he would go to Liaodong. When I go to Liaodong, or even go back to Sanbian, I just go back to Sanbian, and I don't have to do it without the governor of Sanbian. I don't have any complaints.
This performance made the court feel a little embarrassed.
Although it was the national policy of the Zhou Dynasty to control military affairs with civil servants, and it was also a necessary measure to limit the ambitions of warriors, but when the Feng family had only one son, and Feng Tang had only one son, and the only son obviously took the path of a civil servant, was it still necessary to do this? Restrictions and suppression have caused some controversy between the DPRK and China.
From the perspective of warriors, the imperial court's actions were very hurtful to warriors. To put it bluntly, even those who didn't have the intention to do so must have some strange thoughts now that they see this situation.
Of course, it is not at the level of rebellion, but the distrust of civil servants and the court is a deep-rooted understanding of the military people. Therefore, when a war actually takes place, the options for civil servants to control military generals are quite narrow.
Civil servants like Sun Chengzong and Feng Ziying who know military affairs are okay, but civil servants like Yang He who have never been exposed to military affairs are quite troublesome. Even those like Chai Ke and Xiong Tingbi who have a certain knowledge of military affairs will not be able to fight in a war. You also need the support and cooperation of suitable generals, otherwise it will be difficult to win a beautiful battle.
When Chai Ke put down the rebellion in Ningxia, he encountered warriors like Feng Tang who took the initiative and were willing to cooperate. The fight was pretty good. Xiong Tingbi knew the soldiers, but he did not have enough trust among the warriors, so he staggered in the Battle of Bozhou. Weird, it didn't go well, and it took two families until it was settled.
Yuan Keli's situation was similar. He knew military skills but lacked sufficient connections and prestige among military men.
When warriors cooperate in fighting, they subconsciously have to be cautious in case they are framed or set up by these civil servants, or they end up being used as a scapegoat for a bad fight.
Under such circumstances, it is impossible to exert the maximum combat effectiveness of the army, and internal strife and internal strife are serious.
When Feng Ziying was in Shaanxi and Liaodong, this kind of situation did not exist at all. Orders and prohibitions were enforced, and the soldiers obeyed their orders, so they fought with all their strength and their combat effectiveness could be fully exerted.
Because of this, although Feng Ziying is young, as the right minister of the Ministry of War, in the eyes of the military people, she is considered one of her own and worthy of trust.
First of all, he is from a noble family with martial arts all over the country. He grew up in a border town. Secondly, he has participated in many wars, his performance is remarkable, and he is able to get along well with warriors.
The most important point is that Feng Ziying treated his subordinates with both kindness and power, with clear rewards and punishments. Especially since he served as the right minister of the Ministry of War and went to Shaanxi, he spared no effort to promote military generals who were close, trusted and valued. This aspect won the unanimous approval of the military people.
He who obeys your orders and works hard for you, even if he is not rewarded even if he is not successful in the fight, or if he is good in the fight, then this kind of boss should be abandoned as a matter of course.
But if your boss can get a reward for you for every piece of credit you have done, and if you have the courage to take on responsibilities vigorously, this kind of boss will be the most sought after and respected by others.
With this in mind, although Feng Ziying is much younger than those outside the Ministry of War, and her qualifications are far from those of civilian officials who have led troops on expeditions, she ranks among the most popular and trustworthy. One of the front row.
He Zhisheng had a profound experience in the northwest, and he became more intuitive after entering Beijing.
Although the He family can be considered one of the Twelve Marquises, and can be regarded as an increasingly marginalized martial arts, it is much better than the four princes and eight princes, especially He Zhisheng himself is a concubine, and he has the surname of He, but he has not gained any Too many resources, otherwise they would not be sent to remote areas like Gansu Town.
By chance, he hooked up with Feng Ziying and jumped to the capital to serve as the commander of the Warrior Battalion. He immediately became a popular figure in the capital. The He family also looked at him with admiration. All the pursuit made He Zhisheng calmer. He knew very well that all this came from To whom.
Feng Ziying is not without people who can be used. During his two years in Shaanxi, he promoted a number of figures in the guard system and the surrendered rebel system. In addition, the Feng family's connections in Datong, Ningxia and Yulin Town can be used. There were a lot of people, but when Feng Ziying ordered him, He Zhisheng knew what he should do.
"Most of the troops in the Warrior Battalion originally came from the Beijing Camp. The soldiers were mainly from Baoding, Jingping and Baoan Prefectures, and there were also some from Shuntian and Yongping Prefectures. However, this time, in accordance with your request, I went to Beijing first in a humble position. Within a month, nearly 2,000 people were successively transferred from Gansu Town and Shaanxi Guards, basically achieving the purpose of a major blood exchange..."
This was also what Feng Ziying advocated at the beginning. There should be a large-scale rotation of middle-level officers and soldiers between the Beijing Camp and the Shangsanqin Army. Especially those who came to Beijing from the local area could bring some of their old subordinates to Beijing.
Those who can work in Beijing from local areas are basically those who have been specifically reviewed by Feng Ziying. Only those who pass the test and are able to master it can get this special approval.
People like Wang Chengwu, Zhao Qianshan, He Zhisheng, and Xu Chao all received their own instructions to lead troops to Beijing. Because they were at that specific time point, they were able to succeed. If it were not possible now, it would be impossible.
"Adjustment is what it should be. How do you and Ziyi cooperate?"
Feng Ziying asked casually: "Where is Jiang Chaowu?"
He Zhisheng is the commanding officer of Warrior Camp, Jiang Chaowu is commanding Tongzhi and comes from Shenshu Camp, and Feng Ziyi is commanding Qianshi and Long Jinwei comes here.
Even if Feng Ziying really wanted to build the Shangsanqinjun into an iron army that only obeyed his orders, he also knew that it was impossible, and that would be more taboo. It would not only violate the taboos of the Tian family, but also the taboos of the cabinet, so the command The envoys and commanders were his own, and the commander came from Shenshu Camp. He was not very clear about the relationship behind Jiang Chaowu, and he was too lazy to find out.
If He Zhisheng can't control the warrior camp even with Feng Ziyi's cooperation, then he really should be dismissed as the commander.
“Ziyi is very good, he is experienced and measured in his work, and he cooperates very well with his humble position. As for Chaowu, it’s not bad. He followed the path of Daofugong, but he still understands things and understands the importance,..."
He Zhisheng said a few words in an understatement.
(End of this chapter)