The allocation of funds for the construction of the flag-bearer training camp was not under the control of Agui, the general of Dingxi, but to the governor of Sichuan, Fulehun.
One is in charge of fighting, and the other is in charge of logistics and personnel.
The division of labor is clear.
Jia Liu asked Wang Fu to prepare this plan, just to prevent A Gui from being able to give a quick and definite answer when asked.
Otherwise, he would have to ponder over it before answering, which would undoubtedly greatly damage Agui's impression of him. After all, he still had to mobilize elite soldiers and warriors from various departments of the Eight Banners. Without the support of Agui, the general of Dingxi, some things would be very troublesome.
You can't just go to Beijing and report to the old man whenever something happens at work.
This kind of thing can be done one thing or two but not three.
If you make too many small reports, your boss will think that you have no ability to deal with problems. As long as you have this impression, even if Jia Liu's work is successful later, it will only be downplayed, not completely eliminated.
Of course, the more black things you have outside of your job, the better.
After making some detailed modifications to Wang Fu's plan, Jia Liu sealed the plan and sent someone to submit it to Sichuan Governor Fulehun for approval to implement the funds.
The flag-bearer guerrilla work, which the emperor specially ordered to lead and led by ministers, had a starting capital of one hundred thousand taels, which was definitely not much.
President Li said that the wealthy governor was not in Chongzhou now, and had been pretending to be at the front with Guizhou soldiers since the defeat.
In Jia Liu's words, this is a matter of attitude.
How did Liu Shilang be demoted to Sichuan as an envoy? Didn't Liu Butang go directly to Chongzhou after running away from Menuo?
One is making small reports at the rear, and the other is shouting complaints at the front. It is clear at a glance who is higher and who is lower.
When it comes to trying to figure out the top leader's intentions, Liu Shilang, who was born as a Han official, is obviously not as good as the rich governor.
The next day Jia Liu took people to Daping Town, where General Agui of Dingxi was stationed. The guerrilla flag members he brought from Beijing were under the leadership of Zartu and were ordered to wait in Chongzhou.
Jia Liu specially brought Yang Zhi with him because he needed this boy to replace Goudan for Agui to see. As long as Agui passed this test, Jia Dalin, a fourth-grade forward guard, would be a real senior civil servant in the Qing Dynasty.
It is true that one person attains enlightenment, and chickens and dogs ascend to heaven.
There was nothing wrong with the full set of official certificates obtained by Chairman Li, as long as Yang Zhi made no mistakes in his answers, Jia Liu was relieved about this.
Don't look at Shuan Zhu's careless attitude sometimes, but that's for himself and outsiders, this guy is a thief.
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Daping belongs to the northern line and Miele belongs to the southern line.
Xiao Jinchuan was under the responsibility of the Qing army on the southern front, and Da Jinchuan was under the responsibility of the Qing army on the northern front.
Over the years, the Qing army's troop deployment strategies mainly included two strategies.
The first is the bunker siege campaign of Zhang Guangsi, the former governor of Sichuan, which was to build a large number of bunkers around all the entrances and exits of Jinchuan and Jinchuan in an attempt to trap the enemy forces within them, which were only two counties in size.
The style of the bunker is no different from the watchtowers of later generations.
The advantage of this tactic is that you can spend less money, and there is nothing that needs to be invested except repairing bunkers.
The disadvantage is that it takes too long.
Later, Qianlong felt that Zhang Guangsi's strategy was too slow to work, so he sent the imperial envoy Neqin to try to solve the problem quickly. Unexpectedly, Neqin and more than 20,000 Qing troops were engaged in an unprecedented annihilation battle by thousands of Qing troops.
With hundreds of people, it can be called the most tragic battle of the Qianlong Dynasty.
This incident also led to the case of Zhang Guangsi collaborating with the enemy. Mr. Zhang was beheaded, and a group of "traitors" such as the leader of the Jinchuan survivors who were undercover in his shogunate were also killed.
The other is Wen Fu’s strategy of using points to lead the way after taking office.
That is, by concentrating military forces to break through in one place, and then tearing apart the enemy's defense line point by point, and taking the opportunity to expand the results of the battle.
This strategy is obviously faster than Zhang Guangsi's. The disadvantage is that the Qing army needs a lot of money, food and material support, and has to pay a lot of sacrifices of officers and soldiers. Whether it is Wen Fu's officer corps or the Sauron armored soldiers of Hailancha, both
It is a derivative of this tactic.
The effect is actually very good. Last year, the Qing army captured Xiaojinchuan and captured Menuo, Muguomu, Dimuda and other places. This was the effect of this tactic.
However, as the Qing army penetrated deep into the hinterland of Jinchuan, the Qing army's logistics began to become troublesome. The bandits decisively adopted guerrilla tactics. As a result, the Qing army that should have been able to break through and invade Jinchuan in August last year was blocked in Xiaojinchuan.
, and finally the defeat of Muguomu on the southern front caused the Qing army to retreat across the board.
Jia Liu didn't know whether Agui, the newly appointed Dingxi general, would continue to adopt Wen Fu's tactics or go conservative and implement a blockade blockade.
No matter what the tactic is, as long as he, Jaturu, is not allowed to lead the flagmen to attack the bunker.
The greatest advantage of guerrilla warfare is not to pit guerrillas against guerrillas, but to allow Mr. Jatulu to stay in the rear openly and openly.
From beginning to end, Jia Liu never forgot his original intention - to die as cannon fodder.
To go to Daping, we had to detour through Chongzhou, and it took Jia Liu five days to arrive at Daping, where the Qing army camp on the northern line was located.
On the way, they encountered a group of Sauron soldiers coming from outside the customs. They were not from the Uliasu camp where the Madri people were located, but from the Jilin camp.
There are about six hundred people.
These Sauron soldiers who came from afar were not tall, looked very strong, and were dressed simply. Their weapons were all large bows, without any firearms.
Jia Liu also noticed that many Sauron soldiers wore tiger skin-like hats on their heads. Even though it was very hot in August in Sichuan, these people still wore those tiger skin hats.
When leaving Beijing, Jia Liu learned that this time Qianlong not only transferred more than 10,000 battalions from the Green Camp in the northwest to Sichuan, but also from Jiangsu, Zhejiang, and Jiangxi provinces in the south.
In addition to the Jianrui and forward soldiers from the second battalion who were transferred to Jinchuan in advance, the Eight Banners of the Beijing Camp also successively transferred firearms and were good at attacking more than 2,000 soldiers from each camp.
Not only did it make up for the losses of the Qing army in Muguomu's defeat, but it also gained about 20,000 people, making it a true 100,000-strong army.
Due to Wen Fu's death in battle, the Qing army on the northern front suffered too much loss. After Agui took over as General Dingxi, the Qing army on the southern front naturally overwhelmed the Qing army on the northern front and became the leading force in the Jinchuan War.
When we arrived at Daping, we saw an endless stream of carriages and horses, soldiers in training everywhere, and teams of carriages and horses transporting grain here, just like a replica of Muguomu back in the day.
Jia Liu dismounted his horse and prepared to go to the duty station to report, but he met an acquaintance, a noble person in his official career, and the imperial blue feather bodyguard Alan Bao.
When he saw Jatulu, who was wearing a yellow mantle and a flowered feather on his head, Alanbao was startled for a moment, and then hesitated a little on his face. He wanted to pretend not to see it, but in the end he bravely stepped forward and said, "Ba Ba!"
He gave Jia Liu a thousand dollars and said respectfully: "Your Majesty, Alan, will pay you a visit to Mr. Jia!"
"Oh, I can't do it, I can't do it!"
Jia Liu was not polite at all. He not only sidestepped, but also stepped forward to help Alan Bao up. He said sincerely: "Brother, in my heart, you will always be my boss. From now on, brother, just call me Shikai."
That’s good.”
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Alan Bao felt a warmth well up in his heart for no apparent reason. He was indeed right. Jia Dongge was indeed young and promising. He respected him and never forgot about the well-digger. He was affectionate and righteous!
After another round of greetings, when it was learned that Jia Liu was going to see the general, Alan Bao did not dare to delay Jia Liu's business and left quickly.
Jia Liu sent him off for a few steps. After Alan Bao left, his nose twitched and he grunted before entering the camp to see A Gui. Someone behind him called out: "Hey, isn't this Liu Zi!"
When he turned around and saw that it was Lao Cui, who was once a messenger from Menuo's official village, Jia Liu's face turned cold on the spot, and he slightly snorted: "You can call me Six Son, too?"