Mr. Chen, the governor of Guangxi, issued an order. Si'en Mansion and Xunzhou Mansion strengthened their interrogations and did not let go of any bandits who escaped from Taiping Mansion and Nanning Mansion. As long as they came from these two prefectures, most of them would be captured by the officers and soldiers.
He was detained, confirmed to be a robber and executed on the spot.
Huo Qubing arranged only a few hundred core players in the two mansions, but after development, he recruited tens of thousands of troops. These are all his efforts. In fact, it is difficult to confirm that these players are all rebels, but Mr. Chen is doing your best.
The governor of Guangxi, even if he would rather kill a thousand people by mistake than let one go, ordinary players have no choice.
After Huo Qubing realized that breaking them into pieces was useless, he simply ordered Meng Huo to gather the players again and prepare to fight a bloody road. The success rate of breaking out in this way was zero, but after death, they were resurrected in a nearby city, and then they were broken into pieces again.
Zero will have no problem leaving Guangxi.
Lu Rongting led the last 8,000 patrol battalions of the imperial court to fight with tens of thousands of players. As a result, the 8,000 patrol battalions were wiped out. The tens of thousands of players under Huo Qubing finally left the encirclement. At this time, Chen Hao was reluctant to send troops to encircle and suppress, and he allowed Meng Huo to
Lead the players to toss, and if these people are wise, they will break up into pieces and leave Guangxi, otherwise he will mobilize elite player troops from Cam Ranh Bay to hunt them down.
Huo Qubing stopped as soon as he was well and did not stay in Guangxi. The average level of players in Guangxi dropped by five levels. If he continued to cause trouble, they would be dissatisfied. After Huo Qubing's people left, Chen Hao had complete control, both in terms of official status and actual control.
He took control of the entire Guangxi Prefecture and became the true lord of Guangxi.
The patrol battalions of several prefectures occupied by Liu Zixuan and Yudie were all sent to the front line of Chuxiong Prefecture, euphemistically called to do their best to support Mr. Zhao in exterminating the bandits. Zhao Erfeng had a good impression of the two female generals in Guizhou. The two female generals never competed for credit.
They silently ensured logistics for him.
Now the two female generals have sent him more than 10,000 guns to the front line. They are still disciplined aboriginal troops. How can Master Zhao not be moved? Governor Zhao even felt that if he could not exterminate the bandits, he would not only fail the court, but also
He failed the two female generals who silently supported him from behind.
It was Chen Hao's instruction that Liu Zixuan and Yudie sent the patrol camp to the front line for the same reason as the Guangxi patrol camp. He has the special skill of Emperor's Mind, and no NPC loyal to him will betray him, so he has to ensure that the troops stationed in every place are his.
The second and third divisions could not always be used as local troops. It would be too troublesome to recruit the imperial patrol battalions one by one. It would be better to send them all to the front line to serve the imperial court and then recruit soldiers loyal to themselves.
Zhao Erfeng became more tactically flexible after having more than 10,000 aboriginal troops. If not for Yang Jie's superb command, Long Fei's losses would have been even more severe. Long Fei saw Chen Baxian's sinister intentions, but he was helpless. The people used this
It's a conspiracy, so I'll use the imperial patrol camp to fight you. No matter you win or lose, you'll get the maximum benefit.
It was impossible for Long Fei to give up on Dali Mansion, so he had to jump into this trap knowing that it was Chen Baxian who benefited from the fight with Zhao Erfeng. However, he learned from Mr. Chen in every way, and the front line of Dali Mansion was under great pressure.
At that time, he sent his NPC troops to conquer Lijiang Prefecture, Yongchang Prefecture, Tengyue Hall and Menghua Hall near Dali Prefecture.
Long Fei also forced patrol battalions from various places to fight on the front line, using the imperial patrol battalions as cannon fodder to withstand Zhao Erfeng's ferocious offensive. This war lasted for half a year. As more players received imperial missions, Zhao Erfeng gradually occupied
Shangfeng. Just when he was preparing to launch a large-scale campaign and capture the entire western Yunnan in one fell swoop, the imperial court issued an edict ordering him to return to Sichuan immediately.
The game time entered 1911, and a man who could change the history of China finally stood in his long-awaited position. Sheng Xuanhuai, who advocated radical nationalization, became the Minister of Posts and Communications. His actions intensified the collapse of the Qing Dynasty.
Due to financial pressure and the consideration of further cracking down on political opponents taking the opportunity to seek comprador self-interest, Sheng Xuanhuai suggested that the regent Zaifeng nationalize the railway. The political ax should come forward to negotiate with the great powers to obtain good loan and management conditions and avoid excessive loss of sovereignty.
Strive for the railway to be put into use as soon as possible.
Sheng Xuanhuai's rhetoric was very suitable for Zaifeng's taste. He denounced the Han governors and restored power to the Manchus and the royal center. The railway could be built "more quickly, more cost-effectively" and at the same time it could attack the enemy officials. This was of course a good thing.
Zaifeng immediately adopted Sheng Xuanhuai's suggestion. On May 9, 1911, the Qing government issued the "State-owned Railway Trunk Road Policy", announcing that "trunk roads are commercially operated" and "branch roads are still allowed to be operated by merchants and people according to their capabilities", and ordered the Postal and Communications Department
The Hedu branch formulated the detailed rules for nationalization. Eleven days later, Sheng Xuanhuai signed a treaty with a group of banks from four countries, stipulating that the Qing government would borrow 10 million pounds with an annual interest of 5%, using 5.2 million taels of gold from the four provinces as collateral to build the Guangdong-Hankou Railway, stipulating that "the railway
It will be completed in 3 years and the loan will be paid off in 40 years.”
On the surface, the terms of this agreement are relatively generous. After the railway is completed, the management rights will still belong to the Chinese side, the personnel rights will be taken by the Chinese side, and the terms in terms of construction, repayment, etc. also seem reasonable. However, the agreement has many fatal and principled errors.
At that time, the rights of way of several railways were still in the hands of commercial companies, and nationalization had not yet started. The Qing government actually sold things that did not belong to it. The "Decided Policy on State-owned Railway Main Roads" only talked about principles, but nationalized
The details were handed over to Sheng Xuanhuai, who proposed different nationalization plans for the two lakes, Guangdong and Sichuan out of political strife and comprador desires.
In Hubei and Hunan, due to Zhang Zhidong's proper management, the capital losses were not large. Sheng Xuanhuai proposed to use "national poly stocks" to replace the original shares at a par value of 1:1; while in Sichuan, 3 million of the capital losses were due to the "rubber stock disaster", Sheng Xuanhuai believed
It should not be "generous to the country", so it will not be borne.
It may seem that Sheng Xuanhuai is right and righteous, but in fact he has a lot to say. The equity of the Sichuan-Hankou Railway has always been in the hands of the government, but all the losses have been borne by the private sector. Half a year after taking office, Sheng Xuanhuai pushed for nationalization, using methods that were close to "forced buying and selling".
There is no profit for the gentry and the people, and they give up shares at a loss, which gives people a strong impression that the country and the people are competing for profits, and the managers are acting for personal gain.
The Qing Dynasty was the royal family, and the young Manchu faction gained power and launched a liquidation against the Han governors. Sheng Xuanhuai relied on Zaifeng and openly attacked Zhang Zhidong and other Han bureaucrats, and went against the grain in the railway development strategy, which gave people a
The feeling of political speculation. When it came to the specific implementation, Sheng Xuanhuai engaged in favoritism and malpractice and listed several hundred miles of Xiangyang Railway as a "branch road" to allow commercial operation, but listed the adjacent Kuifu Railway as a "trunk road" and nationalized it.
Sheng Xuanhuai intensified the conflict. Under such circumstances, a road protection movement that could ruin the Manchu Qing Dynasty began!
The first person to launch the road protection movement was not Sichuan, but Hunan. On May 13, 1911, during the game, a player under Xuanyuan Jian received the relevant task and posted a road protection notice in Changsha. The next day, tens of thousands of people marched and petitioned in Changsha.
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In Hubei, where the Sichuan-Hankong Line was under construction, Sheng Xuanhuai ordered a shutdown in order to seize equity, triggering a gathering of merchants and people in Yichang to protest. The Qing government mobilized troops to suppress the system, and the system generated a two-way regional mission. Players can participate in the people's side or join the imperial army. This game
The major conflict resulted in more than 2,000 casualties, and the first bloody incident occurred in the road protection movement.
On June 16, 1911, Pu Dianjun, chairman of the Sichuan Advisory Bureau, and Luo Lun, deputy chairman, convened an extraordinary meeting of Sichuan-Han shareholders in Chengdu, proposing "civilized road protection" and gathering 2,400 shareholders. The next day, students from all walks of life came after hearing the news.
Citizens brought the number of attendees to more than 4,000.
In order to strengthen their momentum, Pu Dianjun, Luo Lun and other shareholders formed the "Sichuan Road Baolu Comrade Association". In less than 10 days, the number of members of the Baolu Comrade Association expanded to 100,000. The Sichuan Railway Dispute was originally just a dispute between Sichuan Governor Wang Renwen and the Postal Service
Minister Sheng Xuanhuai had political disagreements, and after the establishment of the Road-Basing Comrades Association, it became a struggle between the interests of the Qing government and the people of Sichuan.
The serious consequences of the change in character were something neither Wang Renwen nor Sheng Xuanhuai had anticipated. The Baolu Comrade Association developed rapidly after its establishment. In less than twenty days, there were more than 200,000 registered members spread across Sichuan. Moreover,
Branches in various industries have also developed, such as the Comrade Association of Road Guards in Academic Circles, the Comrades Association of Street Guards in Grocery Stores, the Comrades Association of Street Guards in Dried Vegetables, the Comrades Association of Road Guards in Musical Instrument Stores, the Women's Association of Road Guards, and even the Comrades Association of Road Guards in Beggars.
, Deaf-mute Road Protection Comrades Association, etc., social mobilization was extremely extensive and in-depth.
Many people involved in the road protection movement did not know what the Sichuan-Hankou Railway was about. It was just because under the political system at that time, an opportunity suddenly appeared that was secretly supported and instigated by local political axes to criticize the imperial court. Therefore, those who were
People from all walks of life who had been depressed for a long time suddenly became excited, and there were scenes of tears in almost every road-protecting speech.
Some people wrote letters in blood, and some used knives to cut off their fingers to complain. The crowd became more and more excited, and the situation was developing out of control. But Sheng Xuanhuai, who was far away in the capital, was not aware of this at all. He thought that the telegrams that Wang Renwen kept sending were all gone.
He just exaggerated, not only ignored it, but continued to make mistakes according to his original way of thinking.
Game time: In early August 1911, at the repeated urging of Sheng Xuanhuai and Duan Fang, Zhao Erfeng, the acting governor of Sichuan who was dealing with Long Fei in Yunnan, returned to Chengdu. Wang Renwen was dismissed. Sheng Xuanhuai thought he had achieved his goal, but he did not know that he had changed the historical destiny of China.
The moment is coming!
Countless players are rushing to Sichuan. The direct cause of the outbreak of the Wuchang Uprising is that the main force of the Hubei New Army entered Sichuan to deal with the Comrade Baolu Army. After the Wuchang Uprising, the Communist Party began to take power. No matter which faith you choose, it is time to cleanse yourself. Players
Either choose to follow Yuan Shikai in the north, or follow the Communist Party NPC before the Wuchang Uprising breaks out and change your faith.
