Bailang entered Datong, and this time his arrogance was even more arrogant - now he is the governor of Datong, and the magistrate of Datong and the magistrate of Datong are all under him. The most pitiful thing is the magistrate of Datong, who has not been promoted yet. Bailang carried forward the tradition last time
The commander learned that the county was going around, and this time it was probably even more so that the prefect and magistrate had to come together to deal with the aftermath. Bai Lang knew from the dead faces of the prefect and magistrate that they would probably be worse off than dead.
Because it is certain that Bailang will directly attack Juntian and Tuoxian within the governor's jurisdiction, even the generals of the local guard station will not be able to do it - this person was in trouble when he was the prefect, but now that the third-grade governor has it,
I'm afraid they will just kill people according to the military law. Sometimes civilians kill more cruelly than generals, and Bailang is a typical example. He doesn't expect these people to not drink the blood of soldiers, let alone not to die, but they will definitely
Gotta get by.
As for what is the past? That is Bailang’s free mind.
Having met the Datong officials, Bai Lang had already taken office. Not surprisingly, while asking Datong to order troops, he also began to ride on horseback to inspect the military residences under his command. Of course, he also inspected the civilian fields - especially those distinguished squires and others.
The land under the official's name even includes their relatives. Moreover, the Datong governor is obviously unreasonable. He often kills people and even sets fire to them. The first governor's military order is that any loan money exceeding 10% will not be recognized and will not be allowed.
Compound profits.
For this reason, he killed many people, and suppressed him as an innate master, "I! Bailang Baiyuzhu! My power in Datong Mansion is unlimited! Whoever I want to die must die!" Bailang took office one month ago.
Many heads were beheaded on the school grounds, and in the countryside many squires were wiped out by "bandits" and "Tatars". However, the original mud-legged ones were not killed many, but became
A member of the Huanglu list of land tax payers in Datong Prefecture.
The Datong magistrate and Datong magistrate are miserable, but this year's money and grain may be much more when they are collected after autumn, which makes them very happy - everyone knows that it is Governor Bai who does such evil things.
It has nothing to do with these two minor officials. Bailang's army selection can be regarded as fruitful. There are 600 people in the standard camp, including 100 cavalry and the rest are infantry. Some of them are his own soldiers when he last served as the prefect of Datong.
After forming an army for only a month, Bai Lang took them out of the seclusion and wandered on the grassland again. The white flag was unfurled, and Bai Lang personally led the cavalry to charge. The small group of Mongolian cavalry was defeated in one blow. Of course, they also drove Bai Lang back to Datong.
The news spread all over the grassland. I heard that King Shunyi slashed several pillars with a sword. Bailang led the light troops to attack too fiercely. For this reason, Anda's standing cavalry had to evacuate hundreds of miles to the north, and there was no one in Bansheng City.
Dare to live.
If Bailang is allowed to break into Bansheng City, then Anda will be in trouble - in urban street fighting, innate masters are simply god-like existences.
So less than three months after Bailang took office, the risk at the border was lifted. King Shunyi had traveled hundreds of miles away, and it was no longer possible to break through the border and reach BJ City in ten days. Bailang asked all the cabinet ministers and the emperor to
He breathed a long sigh of relief and naturally felt that as long as this person was in Jiubian, the Ming Dynasty border would be as stable as Mount Tai. These people should have never thought about using Bailang as a sharp edge and letting famous generals like Qi Jiguang lead the army out of the fortress to at least regain the
What about the Hetao?
As for the expedition to reach the Langjuxu Mountains and climb the Hanhai Sea, there is probably no one in the imperial court from the emperor to the cabinet who has such courage. Bailang had once reached the Yanran Mountains and Beihai, and even went to the Western Regions all the way to the Caspian Sea. In the past years
More than a thousand years after the Battle of the Caspian Sea, the Cossacks did not dare to advance eastward. The capital built on the first level still exists even after a thousand years, demonstrating the martial arts of the Han generals.
Many of the soldiers under Bailang's command did not have such ambitions. The soldiers Bailang led during the Three Kingdoms period at the end of Han Dynasty even wished that Bailang would lead them on an expedition of thousands of miles. Bailang actually led them across the Mongolian Plateau, and defeated Xianbei in the northeast.
The north defeated the Xiongnu. Even the soldiers of the Tang Dynasty could follow him to conquer the Turks for thousands of miles, but the soldiers of the Ming Dynasty were really unable to do so for the time being.
I still need to have enough food for half a year to a year, and at the same time, I have to feed myself with food, wine, and food for a year, coupled with strict training. In this way, I should be able to produce a "Tang Army" that at least obeys orders. As for taking the initiative, I want to make contributions and show off my prestige.
To be granted the title of marquis in a foreign land thousands of miles away, I am afraid that this kind of person cannot be raised by the military households of the Ming Dynasty. It must be a son of a good family in the six counties, who brings his own pommel, horse, weapons and even food to join the army.
Bai Lang still carries many bullets - but there is no one to impeach him for his incompetence in combat. Knowing that this peerless general leads his troops to hunt grass and valleys every two days, this reason cannot be used. Those who impeach him are all for committing illegal acts and exploiting the people.
. Especially when military orders are misused to kill "innocents" indiscriminately, even these bullets have to be written shyly, and they have to brag about the person's military exploits - if they don't do this, they are afraid of having their heads taken away.
If this innate master is really determined, wouldn't it be unlucky for all of you who get shot?
In fact, Bailang doesn't care about bullets. What can this kind of bullet do to him? As long as he is a civil servant and only has the Biaoying in hand, even if he has served as the governor of Jiubian and has made great contributions to the title, it will not matter.
The emperor will be suspicious of him - he is a civil servant, and there was no civil servant in the Ming Dynasty who rebelled. Even if Bailang was the governor, he could not have led the border generals to rebel while the Ming Dynasty was still running normally, let alone how could he lead a rebellion like this?
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In every place, almost all the local gentry made the local gentry "angry and resentful". Is there such a rebellious official? Bailang's actions were what reassured Jiajing the most. How cunning this emperor was. Of course he knew that surrendering and occupying military fields was the key to the Ming Dynasty.
He has been suffering from chronic illness for many years, but you asked him to bring things back to order? I'm sorry that Emperor Jiajing hasn't done enough yet. He doesn't want to slip and fall into the water and die like his cousin. The ministers in the cabinet don't want to all die in ruins, so this matter
It cannot be moved.
And now there is a "stupid young man" who is doing this kind of thing in the place where he is assigned. However, this person has great military achievements and is an innate master. This kind of background is definitely not something that ordinary civil servants can be manipulated by the world's "public opinion" -
-After all, the previous Yuan Dynasty and the future Manchu Qing Dynasty never talked about "public opinion" with these people. Anyway, what Bailang did was what Jiajing and the elders were happy to see.
This thing was done by Bai Lang. This man was extremely domineering and they didn't have much to do. The emperor didn't quite understand the matter of cultivating Taoism. All the responsibility belongs to Bai Lang, right? Ordinary officials are afraid that they will die without a burial place. How many times can Bai Lang reprimand him at most?
Just downgrade him or let him live idle in his hometown for a few years before resurrecting. It's very useful. Just be careful not to let this guy go to the hometowns of the bosses, otherwise he won't look good.