"I didn't know Master Li made Dalin a fourth-grade official!"
In Jia Tulu's private office, Zu Yingyuan cried out for injustice.
He had taken advantage of Jia Dalin's free salary, but he was not a fool. How could he report it to the Qing War Heroes?
Therefore, the merits applied for are all based on the merits. He is an actual professor of the ninth grade Lan Ling. He can make people unaware of him. Who knows that President Li's blind flattery has made Dalin become a
A fourth-grade forward guard.
Can you blame him for this?
"After all, don't throw your grandfather to the ground."
Jia Liu banged the table and signaled Zu Yingyuan to pick up Zu Dafu who was on the ground.
Zu Yingyuan pouted, but had no choice but to continue holding the old man on his lap.
"You said your kid is doing this because of personnel matters? If you don't take care of me for a day, you won't be able to sleep well, right?"
What Jia Liu cares about is not that Goudan is an official of some rank, but that Zu Yingyuan gave Goudan the name. He can call him Zhang San or Li Si, but his surname is Jia.
It's not impossible to have a real surname of Jia, but you can't have a big name.
Both the word "东" and the word "世" are fine.
This is called "big generation", isn't it confusing the seniority?
"I was wrong"
Zu Yingyuan lowered his head and said nothing, as if he would correct his mistake as soon as he realized it. In his mind, he was muttering to himself that Zu Dafu was also a senior, and in all seriousness he was still six years older than you.
"Go and call people for a meeting."
Jia Liu shook his head. Adults don't care about children. He still has a lot of important things to do. He has to go to Agui's place tomorrow to make an appearance, and then he will immediately start planning the Eight Banners guerrilla training class of the Qing Dynasty.
Today, there are only 370 people in Jimingyi, and the remaining 130 people have already taken office with the official certificates obtained by Chairman Li.
Among them were 35 civilians, 72 camp soldiers, and 29 flag soldiers Sula.
Most of the soldiers in the camp were green soldiers under Liu Detong and Zhang Shisan. The highest-ranked one was bought by Zhang Shisan as a guerrilla from the third rank, and the lowest was from the seventh-rank foreign commission general.
For flag soldiers, we couldn't buy them too high due to flag members, so most of them were below level six. Su La bought some of them from Lan Ling and some from Green Camp.
On the civilian side, they were basically officials of seventh or eighth grade, and the first batch were all assigned to Chengdu Prefecture. The two who were literate served as county magistrates, while the illiterate ones were mostly chief officials, county magistrates, and the like.
According to Chairman Li's plan, he needs to actually control one or two prefectures within half a year, and within one to two years all the lower-level officials in Sichuan Province must be replaced by his own people, and at least half of the middle-level officials must be replaced.
Within three years, the entire province, from the governor to the six-room clerk, must all be members of the Gongjinhui, forming an unbreakable interest group to achieve the goal of actually controlling Sichuan Province.
Of course, to complete this task, it is impossible to rely solely on these seventy people. We must also identify suitable candidates, develop them into reliable members, and then gradually transfer them to leadership positions at all levels.
Jia Liu agreed with this plan, but raised a question: How can the existing officials in Sichuan do it.
If others don't move, it will be useless no matter how many members they develop.
The plan given by President Li is to be promoted first, to be transferred, and to be punished.
Promotion and transfer are understandable, just continue to be an official somewhere else.
How to punish crimes?
The method given by Chairman Li is to rectify the administration of officials.
Hold high the weapon of anti-corruption and clean up Sichuan officialdom from top to bottom.
Jia Liushen agreed, and felt very at ease with Lao Li when doing things.
Although this old fox is very greedy for life and afraid of death, his ability to do things is beyond words.
The two reached a consensus that the president would be in charge and Tulu would be in charge of the army.
Zhang Shisan was transferred by Chairman Li to form a Fubiao under him as the governor of Sichuan. According to the system, this Fubiao was the most elite soldier of the Sichuan Green Camp. It usually had two battalions, with the number of troops ranging from one thousand to three thousand.
Sichuan is different from other places, so it can be expanded to three battalions. This bid alone can solve the problem of more than one hundred officers for Jia Liu.
The most important thing is that in the name of forming Fubiao, President Li transferred most of the elite green battalions stationed in Sichuan provinces, making Fubiao not only a reliable soldier of the Gongjinhui, but also a quite elite soldier.
Jia Liu's understanding is a bit like that of the New Army.
Most of those who were not transferred to Sichuan Fubiao were arranged by Chairman Li to take up positions in other green camps in Sichuan. Although their grades were not high, they were good leaders on the front line.
The ability to carry out organizational work and arrange organizational members so smoothly not only benefited from Chairman Li’s ability to do things, but also benefited from the support of two Manchurian deputy governors, Bo Qing’e and Fu Sheng’a, especially the former, who worked together on many occasions.
Chairman Li worked very hard to implement personnel arrangements.
Chairman Li revealed the news that Fulhun, the governor of Sichuan who is currently leading troops on the front line, is even more evil-minded than his predecessor in Altai. Half of the actual income since the official donation was launched two years ago has gone into his rich man's private pocket, and the remaining half should be paid according to the situation.
Some of the money and food supplies required to be sent to the front lines also disappeared.
Moreover, he and Agui now have differences on how to put down the bandits, and many meetings between the two parties have ended unhappily.
The point of disagreement is that Fulehun was frightened by Muguomu's defeat, so he sought stability.
Agui was ashamed of the defeat and wanted to advance quickly.
One was General Dingxi, who had military power, and the other was the governor-general in charge of money, food and military affairs. The conflict between the two inevitably affected the deployment of the Qing army.
Jia Liu felt that Fulehun was unwise. After all, Agui was also the Dingxi general appointed by Qianlong. As far as he knew, this person was the one who could defeat Heshen during the Qianlong period, that is, for more than 20 years after that.
Agui has always been a heavyweight in central positions.
Where is Fulham?
Have not heard.
I guess the rich governor will be killed by Agui if he can't handle it, so why bother.
However, it is a good thing that Governor Fu and Agui are at odds now, so that Jatulu can fish in troubled waters.
Zu Yingyuan called in more than 20 key members. As soon as they entered the door, regardless of the bannermen, they all saluted Jia Tulu with a "baba". Their movements were uniform, making Jia Liu straighten his chest unconsciously and feel the power brought to him.
of honor.
He smiled and motioned for everyone to sit down: "We are all our own people, don't do such nonsense in the future."
The room was small, so everyone who came to the meeting had to bring their own small stool.
After everyone sat down, before Jia Liu could say a few words, he saw everyone taking out a notebook and a charcoal pen from their pockets, and all of them looked at Jia Tulu attentively.
Jia Liu was confused, really confused. Is there still such an operation in this era?
Subconsciously looking at Wang Fu, the latter hurriedly stood up and bowed: "Recording every word you say is a necessary condition for the progress of all our members!"
relieved.
After coughing a few times, Jia Liu began to speak.
"Currently, pacifying the Fan traitors is still the top priority of the imperial court. We must not slack off in this regard. For the sake of the Qing Dynasty, we must defeat the Fan traitors."
Everyone listened attentively and lowered their heads from time to time to record.
Wang Fu looked up at Jia Tulu from time to time, and then started writing again after some thought.
"The emperor asked me to take charge of the guerrilla affairs of the flagmen. This is a good opportunity. We must seize this opportunity to make contributions."
When Jia Liu was talking about his happiness, he couldn't help but stood up and walked to the table with his hands behind his back. Seeing that the backbone group was taking notes carefully, he felt even more satisfied. He casually took a photo of Zhang Dabiao next to him and bent down to see where Dabiao had written.
, and when I saw it, my face suddenly lost its expression.
Zhang Dabiao drew more than ten turtles in his notebook.
"Sir, I can't read."
With an embarrassed look on his face, Zhang Dabiao didn't know whether to stand up or continue sitting, or whether to continue painting or stop painting.