The vice president also felt that his son-in-law was wise, because speaking out and impartially was also an excellent way to stabilize the morale of the military and improve morale.
Regardless of whether the matter succeeds or fails, the son-in-law's prestige among the officers and soldiers of the Green Camp will definitely increase greatly.
Ninety percent of Jinchuan's 100,000 troops were from the Green Camp.
The vice president can figure out the meaning with his buttocks.
The old man might be suspicious if a Han official submitted a letter to invite the Han Dynasty to join the banner. However, since his son-in-law is from Manchuria and he is also the son-in-law of the clan, this invitation is a public discussion and does not contain any selfish motives.
Even if the old man was not sure, no one would say that Jia Jiashikai's move was to win over the Green Camp and hide evil intentions.
The military affairs of the camp were now taken over by Mingliang, and Guilin was also responsible for the crime. Naturally, Jia Liu, the Sichuan admiral, could no longer stay in the camp, so he took his troops back to Xiaozhai.
After returning to his hometown, Jia Liu immediately disclosed the excerpt to Qianlong as the admiral of Sichuan. The excerpt was titled "Invitation to the Integration of Banner and Han Officers and Soldiers".
In addition to reporting a number of matters that he raised during the military meeting in the camp, he also requested that the Sichuan Admiral's headquarters be temporarily located in Xiaozhai.
Logically, the Sichuan Admiral's Office should be located in Chengdu, but while serving as the Sichuan Admiral, Jia Jia'e's son-in-law was also the leading minister in charge of flag guerrilla affairs, and was a dual official of Banner and Han.
Therefore, if the admiral's headquarters continues to be located in Chengdu, it will be inconvenient to command the Banner and Han armies, and it will be far away from the front line, making it difficult to make emergency decisions in case of trouble.
After the public report was submitted, Jia Liu wrote a letter to each garrison department of Sichuan Green Camp in the next few days, requiring each green camp garrison to submit the roster of their departments to the admiral's office to prepare for the next step of reorganizing the troops.
At the same time, he ordered a detailed investigation of the missing officers and soldiers in the Jinchuan War since the twelfth year of Qianlong's reign. For these officers and soldiers who were listed as missing and could not receive imperial pensions, Jia Liu used his powers as admiral to issue pensions to their families.
He also ordered each of them to garrison the Green Camp, and if his family had a red incident, he would be rewarded eight taels of silver by the Admiral's Yamen, and if his family had an innocent incident, he would be given a supplement of ten taels of silver.
In addition, an order was issued that all Sichuan Green Camp soldiers who had borrowed foreign debts, the debts of less than twenty taels would be transferred to the Admiral's Yamen, and they would be exempted from personal repayment.
And because the New Year is approaching, the Admiral's Office issued an order that all soldiers, whether they are going to war or not, are given a New Year's robe. In addition, those who go to war will be given ten kilograms of pork, and those who have not gone to war will be given five kilograms of pork. The rest will be like candies, and fruits will be distributed as usual.
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If the clothes are not enough for the new year, you will be given twenty-two or eight yuan to make up for it yourself.
After several reward policies were implemented, the officers and soldiers of the Green Camp garrison in Sichuan Province suddenly burst into tears of gratitude for Admiral Jia's benevolence and righteousness.
The reason why Jia Liu was so kind-hearted was not only to win over the people of Green Camp, but also to pave the way for his new army.
Once the new army is established, it will inevitably affect the interests of other towns in Lvying, Sichuan. As a mature civil servant, Jia Liu cannot abandon the old ones when there are new ones.
It is not his style to use power to suppress others, but to subdue others is what he admires.
Use these favors to first establish your absolute control over the Sichuan Green Camp, then gradually replace the old camp with new troops, and use various resettlement methods to make the laid-off old camp soldiers full of praise for the Admiral, and the world will be settled.
Besides, the money was not paid out of his own pocket by Admiral Jia, but all was borne by the Sichuan Governor's Yamen.
Use the money of the Qing Dynasty to do the things of the Qing Dynasty.
Systematically, the admiral Jia Liu was a military chief, and all expenses of his department, including money, grain, salary, rice, grain, vegetable and oil subsidies, were borne by the Sichuan governor's yamen, and then notified the prefecture yamen where Green Camp was stationed to allocate them.
The results of the allocation will be reported to the Ministry of Accounts and the Ministry of War by the governor's yamen. The accounts that should be written off and the funds that should be misappropriated will be deducted accordingly. If there is a deficit in the local government, next year's tax will be deducted accordingly in proportion.
The expenses of other provincial camps, including the Eight Banners soldiers, are not the responsibility of Sichuan. Instead, part of it is allocated by the Ministry of Household Affairs and the Ministry of War to the Sichuan Governor-General, who will then find ways to raise some.
The money for the cash transport truck that the former Jia Liu robbed was the money raised by the sales official Fulhun, the governor of Sichuan.
If the governor of Sichuan is not Chairman Li, and Admiral Jia wants to use the Qing Dynasty's money to do his things, even if it can be done, it will probably take a lot of his time and energy.
Now that the head of Sichuan is President Li, it is equivalent to the vassal treasury in Sichuan being the private treasury of his Admiral Jia, so everything he does will definitely be unfavorable.
Jia Liu doesn't have to worry about reporting accounts to the household department. With a stroke of his pen, the president can increase water conservancy expenses here, road renovations there, disaster relief funds here, and more expenses than Jia Liu can imagine.
Siwei Tower was Jia Liu's private residence, and the place was too small to be upgraded to the admiral's residence.
Therefore, construction must begin.
The construction of the Admiral's Mansion requires money. Of course, the money comes from the imperial court, so a quote of tens of thousands taels is certainly not excessive.
Regarding the actual project needs, Admiral Jia’s requirements are still in two words - quick and economical.
The project was handed over to Lu San, a relative of Director Zhao of Zagu Department, because Lu San quoted the cheapest price.
It can be done for three thousand taels.
After seeing the project, Jia Liu expressed satisfaction. It didn't matter if there was air or rain leakage, as long as the sign was there.
Such a simple admiral's residence also shows that the admiral is dedicated to serving the country and does not care about personal comfort. It is a good thing to spread the news.
Win people's hearts and place your own people in an orderly manner.
But the biggest difficulty facing Jia Liu was how to replace the four lieutenants from the four main towns of Sichuan Green Camp.
The four lieutenants are Qizhi, the deputy general of Jianchang Town, Zuo Shaoguo, the deputy general of Chengdu Town, Wu Bingzhen, the deputy general of Songfan Town, and Cao Guoke, the deputy general of Chongqing Town.
All four of them have some backgrounds. Zuo Shaoguo and Wu Bingzhen were members of Malqin, the commander-in-chief of Sichuan.
Yu Qizhi was born in martial arts. Although he did not belong to any faction, he had many military exploits.
According to President Li, Cao Guoke was the brother-in-law of a certain deputy capital commander and was from the Ministry of Internal Affairs.
If we can't get rid of these four lieutenants, even if the Gongjin Association infiltrates the four towns in a large scale, it will always be inconvenient to get things done.
After all, Jia Liu was loyal to the Qing Dynasty, the Gongjinhui was also loyal to the Qing Dynasty, and the New Army Green Camp were all government troops.
When doing things under the government system, what matters is the issue of leadership.
The admiral can't bypass his lieutenants and directly command the soldiers to point their guns into the sky.
After some thought, Jia Liu decided to put this matter until the end of the New Year. After all, the New Year was almost here and there was no reason to cause trouble at this juncture.
There is no use of weapons or prisons during the New Year. This is the rule of the officialdom.
But there was a problem, and he had to deal with it immediately.
Shu Jing'an, deputy commander of the Eight Banners garrisoned in Chengdu, is looking for his son all over the world.
Shu Dutong's precious son will be cutting bamboo on the mountain under the supervision of Suolun Bing for the construction of the Sichuan Admiral's Palace.
In just over a month, Mr. Shu has lost a lot of weight and looks much darker. Jia Liu feels distressed just looking at him. Just when he is about to say a few words of comfort to him, an urgent delivery from President Li, the governor of Sichuan, arrives.
It was not Qianlong's approval of Jia Liu's "Report to Invite Banner and Han Officers and Soldiers to Integrate", but asked Dingxi General Mingliang to preside over the peace talks with Jinchuan and Jinchuan.
Just like the agreement reached with Yue Zhongqi and the bandits back then, both sides stopped fighting and each went his own way.
Suddenly, very suddenly.
"do not fight?"
Jia Liu was so angry that he tore the express delivery into pieces and said, "There must be villains around the emperor, how can he negotiate peace with the thieves!"
They were so angry that they quickly prepared their horses and went to Daping, trying to stop the peace talks at all costs.
"Wouldn't it be nice not to fight?"
Yang Yuchun was really puzzled. He admired Mr. Gu very much. If peace talks could really be made, it would undoubtedly be the best way to preserve Mr. Gu's group of Ming Dynasty survivors.
Yang Zhi picked his nose, wiped it on the clothes of Mr. Shu, who was too thin to be human-shaped, and said to Xiao Chunzi: "You don't understand, cutting off people's wealth is like killing their parents."