Chapter One Hundred and Thirty-fifth I mourn Lord Jia Rong with all my heart
Jiming Station is the second to last station in Shiba Ka from Chongzhou to Meino. It is now the bridgehead of the Qing Army.
Around this fort, the Qing army and the Fan army fought back and forth several times, and were finally recaptured by the Han army's Zhenglan Banner forward commander Jia Dongge, who killed three enemies.
After the Manchurian Vice-Captain Bo Qingfu personally inspected the results, he reported to the Chongzhou Governor's Yamen that 317 enemies had been killed. This was the only victory since the great defeat, which was extremely inspiring.
After this battle, the bandits were either afraid that the Qing army was tenacious and would not be able to expand the results of the war; or they were satisfied with regaining lost territory such as Menuo and Muguomu, so they withdrew their troops and guarded Guanyin Bridge.
At this point, the Second Jinchuan War, which lasted for three years and four months, came to a temporary halt and cost a total of more than 64 million taels of silver.
Preliminary statistics were obtained from Sichuan Governor Fulehun, Counselor Minister Agui, Leading Ministers Bo Qing'e and Fuxing, Imperial Envoy Supervisor of Transport and Rice Affairs Department Liu Bingtian, Manchuria Xianghuang Banner Deputy Commander Fukang'an and others.
In this battle, the Qing army lost more than 7,000 soldiers. The dead generals include Wenfu, Hailancha, Balang, and Dong Tianbi, including the generals, imperial guards, deputy generals, staff generals, prefects, prefectures, county magistrates, chief officers, colleagues, and historians.
217 civil and military officials including Dusi, garrison and so on.
The loss was more than 430,000 meters and 6,000 stones, more than 3.67 million taels of silver, more than 170,000 jins of gunpowder, 208 war horses, and other ordnance, including artillery, which was worth more than 700,000 taels of silver.
Except for Jimingyi, the entire Xiaojinchuan area fell.
Along with the losses reported to Beijing, there were also a large number of memorials to impeach Wen Fu. Fulehun, Liu Bingtian, Fukang'an, Ha Guoxing, Fuxing and other leading military officials all said that the defeat of this campaign was entirely due to Wen Fu.
It was caused by Fu's stubbornness, improper command, and trust in his subordinates.
It is also said that Dong Tianbi of Sichuan had no general skills. He liked to drink in the camp and did not care about military matters. However, Wen Fu was very trustworthy, and as a result he lost his moral integrity.
On the contrary, Hailancha has no one to criticize, and the memorial has many good words for Hailancha.
The independent counselor A Gui refused to impeach Wen Fu. After the defeat and withdrawal of the army, he only sent a confession to the capital and took off his official robe to let the emperor deal with him.
No matter how the superiors add insult to injury or shirk responsibility, it has nothing to do with Jia Liu. At this time, he is holding on to Jimingyi.
It was he who took the initiative to propose it to Bo Qingqe because he had to save a piece of territory for the Qing Dynasty.
The real reason is that the thief has not paid him the money he owes, so he has to wait for the other party to come over and scan the QR code to pay, which also facilitates the integration of the team.
In other words, although the cohesion of the team has been 100% strengthened, as a precaution, no one, including key members, will be allowed to have contact with the outside world in the short term.
The power is there, but the fame and fortune have not yet been realized.
Only after fame and fortune are given, Jia Liu can rest assured.
With the support of Master Bo Qing'e and the permission of his power, Hailancha's Sauron soldiers headed by Madri were temporarily under Jia Liu's command, and the rest of the followers also set up Jiming Station in the name of counterattack.
Jia Liu, who was deeply grateful for this, decided that if Lao Bo could not collect 300,000 taels, he could appropriately reduce the amount by 10,000 to 20,000 taels.
After all, I will have to rely more on Lao Bo in the future and treat him as a true friend.
At the moment, there was a commotion in Chongzhou, and Jia Liu was too lazy to join in. He had to wait until the defeated army leaders from all walks of life took away the responsibilities and sorted out the responsibilities before he could start to replace the officials.
Otherwise, as soon as the money was handed over here, the adults over there were picked off by the court one by one, and no one would implement it. What an injustice.
April 14th, the weather is sunny.
The newly bought "Shi Xian Shu" says that today is truly an auspicious day and everything is suitable.
It's dawn in the east, and the fog around Rooster Station is like a secluded place.
Jia Liu woke up early in the morning. After doing a set of body-building boxing, he climbed up the stone blockhouse with the telescope given to him by Bo Qing'e and looked to the north.
Counting the days, the other side should come over to settle the bill.
If he didn't come to pay the bill, Jia Liuxin would really panic.
Because it is very likely that the other party will really default on the bill, and he seems to have no way to deal with it.
Based on the actual situation in the future, Jia Liu, who has learned from the painful experience, has already thought of building a debt collection team that can force the other party to settle accounts at any time.
No matter who he is, you have to pay him if you owe him money, and if he doesn't pay, you'll beat him.
"Master, come down and have breakfast!"
Shuan Zhu called from below, holding a bucket with more than a dozen large buns stuffed with pork.
"knew!"
Grain Berry
Jia Liu responded casually and walked down the stairs, only to find that Goudan had already eaten half of the buns.
After patting Goudan, who was wearing a blue Ling officer uniform, Jia Liu picked up a bun, took a bite and asked Yang Zhi: "How is Lao Chang's injury?"
Yang Zhi said: "The doctor said that he will be able to go to the ground in a few days."
Jia Liu nodded, and while he was eating, Zu Yingyuan came, holding a list in his hand, and told Jia Liu that according to Master Bo's instructions, he would list all the people who need to report their merits.
"Don't apply for too much this time, just apply for more than 100. I will find a way for others,"
Jia Liu flipped through it casually, and found that the names of the main key members were all there, so he returned the list to Zu Yingyuan, not realizing that the third name from the bottom was Jia Dalin.
"Can you lend me this thing to play with?"
Zu Yingyuan stared at the telescope placed by Jia Liu with envy.
"If you don't want to borrow it, you can find a way to get it yourself later."
It's not that Jia Liu is stingy, but this telescope looks like an eight-power telescope. It can see far away, which is quite exciting.
As an adult, it would be very disrespectful not to take a look in the mirror when you are in battle.
After eating, I patted my belly and took people to the front for a inspection.
After I came back, I saw Chairman Li, who had gone to Chongzhou to deal with the aftermath with Bo Qingqing a few days ago.
"Have I received any credit?"
Jia Liu happily stepped forward, but found that President Li's face was not very good-looking. He couldn't help but "thumped" and lowered his voice: "Old Bo has rebelled?"
President Li shook his head, said nothing, took out something wrapped in yellow silk from the carriage and opened it.
"Imperial decree?"
Jia Liuyi was so excited that he quickly opened it and saw that it was indeed an imperial edict. He scanned it up and down, and was filled with surprises: "Your Majesty, Your Majesty has made me a Batulu, Wu Neng Yi Batulu?! He also rewarded me with the rank of Captain of the Third Class Light Cart." Knight!"
Yang Zhi listened and couldn't help but wonder: "Young master, isn't the emperor just burying people? Why are you so incompetent?"
Jia Liu was too lazy to pay attention to Yang Zhi. What did he know? Wu Neng Yi is Manchu Mandarin and means honesty.
Qianlong was praising him for his honesty!
Hey, that’s not right!
Jia Liu was stunned, and looked at the imperial decree intently again. After a long time, he raised his head and asked President Li doubtfully: "What does posthumous gift mean?"
"Young master, after you die, the emperor will give you a posthumous title. Wasn't the old master also a posthumous Taibao?" Shuan Zhu had been studying for several years, and he knew a lot.
Of course Jia Liu knows that a posthumous gift is an honor given to a dead ghost. The question is, he is still alive, so what does this posthumous gift mean?
President Li gave a bitter smile: "Fu Sheng-ah thought you were dead when he sent your braids away, so,"
Jia Liu was anxious: "So what?"
"So, you can't live."
President Li shrugged his shoulders, showing his presbyopia.
Damn it!
Jia Liu wanted to scold his mother, but whose mother should he scold?
Is it wrong for an old and rich man to accept the affairs of others, to be entrusted by loyal people, and to handle the matter satisfactorily?
People always love to praise brave men who are loyal to their emperor and patriotic. It is not wrong to not allow them to be glorious while they are alive, but to make them miserable and glorious after death, right?
So, who is to blame and who is to be blamed for this?