() The last Jiangdong dead loyal Cheng Pu was also killed in the battlefield, and General Kuai Yue did not make things difficult for them. The soldiers who died in battle were buried with great care. The dead were the most serious. The 40,000 naval troops in Jingzhou were not many casualties, but General Li Shu's 10,000 Lujiang troops were completely injured. There was no way. Kuai Yue's unit had no infantry, but could only use the infantry led by General Li Shu as the main force.

When Liu Qi heard that General Li Shu died in battle, he was also very sad. He ordered someone to be buried with a happy life and reward his family with great care so that he could have food and clothing. Cheng Pu died in battle, and the last force against Liu Qi in Jiangdong was also eliminated. With Sun Quan's resignation, Liu Qi officially led Jiangdong.

The new Jiangdong was occupied, and the people were not attached to it. Liu Qi could not leave at this time, so he kept it and continued to deal with government affairs. It would be best for local people to deal with local affairs. In order to avoid the influence of Sun's family and fight against Cao Cao in the north, Liu Qi asked Zhuge Liang and moved the Yangzhou capital to Jianye City.

Liu Qi led the governor of Yangzhou and opened another prefecture in Jianye. At the same time, he implemented the three provinces and six ministries system in his office in the southern general. As for the implementation in Yangzhou, the scholars did not dare to object because of the new occupation of Yangzhou, for fear that Liu Qi would be treated as a loyal man in the Sun family. The Jingzhou gentry was well-off and was afraid that it would be difficult to implement.

In this way, with good conditions in Jiangdong, Liu Qi slightly changed the system of the Han Dynasty into a three-province and six-minister system. There was no restraint from his father Liu Biao, nor the opposition from the gentry, and the endless persuasion of some foolish and loyal officials.

All the six counties of Yangzhou have fallen into Liu Qi's hands, and it's time to divide the cake. On the one hand, Liu Qi appointed the former ministers of the Sun family and promoted local scholars in Jiangdong. In addition, Liu Qi brought some officials in Jingzhou to form the Jiangdong system.

Li Yan led the prefect of Lujiang and became General Hengjiang. He led 10,000 troops at the same time, with the deputy generals Lu Dai and Zhu Huan, and the north to fight against Cao Cao. Xu Shu led the prefect of Danyang to station in Jianye Huzhou and led 10,000 troops, and the deputy generals Xu Sheng and Huang Xu. Zhu Zhi was the prefect of Yuzhang, Lu Fan was the prefect of Kuaiji, Yan Jun was the prefect of Luling, and Gu Yong was the prefect of Wujun. At the same time, He Qi was the general of the fight against Yue, Liu Zan was the captain, and led 10,000 troops to fight against Shanyue Zong. He was selected as the army, women and children, and was the military farmer. Wenpin was the general of Huwei, and led 10,000 naval troops to defend the lower reaches of the Yangtze River. Gan Ning was the general of Huyi, defending the upper reaches of the Yangtze River, and leading 10,000 naval troops.

With Li Yan and Xu Shu guarding the pass of Yangzhou, even if Cao Cao attacked, he was not afraid of him. Besides, the Yangtze River was naturally dangerous and 20,000 Jingzhou naval troops were fierce, even if Cao Cao's twenty army could not step into Jiangdong.

After managing the government and military affairs in Jiangdong well, Liu Qi began the reform of the three provinces and six ministries system. The three provinces and six ministries system was a well-organized official system in ancient Chinese feudal society. Now Xu Du only has the Shangshutai, and the Zhongshu Province and Menxia Province have only begun to take shape and have not been formed.

Now Liu Qi can only open the prefecture in the name of the General's Office of the Southern General, and has three provinces under its jurisdiction, and three provinces supervise six ministries. Six ministries manage each state, county, and county.

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Liu Qi abolished the provincial governor system and changed it to the governor system. At the same time, the governor's powers were strengthened, including administrative, judicial and other powers, abolished his military and legislative powers, and could appoint officials including those under the prefect.

At the same time, Pang Tong was appointed as the governor of Jingzhou, and the governor of the ceremonies controlled the troops and horses of Jingzhou; Zhuge Liang was appointed as the governor of Yangzhou, and the governor of the troops and horses of Yangzhou; Lai Gong was appointed as the governor of Jiaozhou, and Han Song was appointed as the governor of Guangzhou. Zhuge Jin was the general of the bandits and the governor of the troops and horses of Jiaozhou and Guangzhou.

The three provinces each have a clear division of labor. The Secretariat drafted the Announcement, the Menxia Province closed down and reviewed the Announcement, and the Secretariat was responsible for the implementation. Regarding the three provinces, the Secretariat and Menxia Province were established to divide and restrict the power of the Secretariat. It is mainly in charge of the formulation, review and implementation of the zhongyang government and policies.

The chief of the Secretariat is the Secretariat Order, and the deputy chief is the Secretariat Minister, and the main officials are the Secretariat Sheren. The Secretariat is mainly responsible for drafting edicts and decrees in accordance with the emperor's will; the responsibility for drafting is mainly borne by the Secretariat Sheren. The main officials include Liu Xian, Yang Yi, etc.

The head of the Menxia Province is the Shizhong, the deputy head of the Menxia Province is the Minister of the Menxia Province. The main officials include the Minister of the Minister of the Ministry of Justice, Kuai Yue and Liao Li. The Menxia Province is mainly responsible for correcting the memorials of the court officials and reviewing the edicts of the Secretariat. If it is considered inappropriate, the Ministry of Justice will refute the righteousness by returning the titles and decrees, which is called "Fenqian". The power to refute the righteousness is mainly controlled by the Minister of Justice.

The minister of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Great General Liu Qi was in the mansion of the Great General in the south, so he also had the responsibility of admonishing the emperor, and set up the left and right counselors to make up for the left and right, and picked up the left and right, and divided into two provinces (the left belongs to the subordinate and the right belongs to the Minister of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of

The Shangshu Province is located outside the prefecture, and the chief is the Shangshu Ling, the deputy chief and the right servant. Below the servants are the left and right servants, the left and right servants, and the left servants, the left and right officials, and the heads of the provincial affairs, and the general leaders are Kuai Liang, Lu Su, etc.

The ministers of the six ministries were called Shangshu and the deputy was the minister. The heads of each department were the doctors and the deputy was the ministers, and they were responsible for implementing various government orders. They had the power to lead and supervise the Nine Temples Third Supervisors (or Five Supervisors) and local prefectures, counties and county officials.

"The Secretary of the Central Committee takes the order, the subordinates seal the refutation, and the Secretary of the Shang Dynasty follows it." This is the principle of division of labor among the three provinces, so that they restrict each other and control the major national affairs. The chiefs of the three provinces are prime ministers, and Taiwan discusses military and national affairs in the Political Affairs Hall. It is used to strengthen the adjustment and supplement of centralization of power.

In theory, Liu Qi was an intern in a policy of military and political separation. However, in the war-torn era, it was more efficient for one person to deal with one place at the same time. Therefore, Liu Qi gave one person two positions to deal with this situation. However, he would not set up a position and could control all power at the same time, avoiding the rampant separatist forces in the future.

After barely setting up a model of three provinces and six ministries, Liu Qi hurriedly left. It was almost the Chinese New Year, and Liu Qi rushed back to Jingzhou. The only reason was that his wife Cai Yu was pregnant. In fact, before the war, Liu Qi deliberately wanted a child. The first two were because Cai Yu was still young and was afraid of giving birth to a mentally retarded person. Now Liu Qi is too old and should have a child. It also gives hope to the ministers loyal to Liu Qi.
Chapter completed!