Chapter 88                                                                                                                             �

Yu Qian stayed in Xining for more than a month.

Two major events were accomplished, but the first major event was that Yu Qian attended the Dharma Assembly at Qingjue Temple.

In fact, as Ge Zang said, it was a prepared Dharma Assembly, which was clearly a Dharma Assembly specially prepared by Ge Zang for Yu Qian.

It’s just that Yu Qian doesn’t know.

On the day of the Dharma Assembly, Jingjue Temple was crowded with people, which also allowed Yu Qian to see the influence of Tibetan Buddhism in this area.

A few days after the Dharma Assembly, Yu Qian met with the commanders and officers of the other three guards, and were already chieftains at all levels. I won’t explain in detail what they said. Of course, they were just a few times, and they were shocked and convinced. The tea method could be implemented smoothly.

Now all obstacles to the new tea method have been cleared one by one.

From Jiangnan, to Sichuan, to Shaanxi, everyone was ready, but the rest was not what Yu Qian had to do.

As the governor of the three sides, Yu Qian has a severe drought in Shaanxi this year. I don’t know how many things have to be handled by Yu Qian. Yu Qian is destined to be unable to devote all his energy to the tea method.

Therefore, the person who handles the specific work is Qiu Jun.

During this period of time, Yu Qian took Qiu Jun with him no matter what he did, so that Qiu Jun could fully understand the situation here and prescribe the right medicine.

Yu Qian's memorial was also approved by the court.

Xining has a prefecture and is in the same city as Xining Guard. It seems that there is only one more yamen in the city, which is no different, but in fact it has an additional administrative system.

The households of Xiningwei and the head households of the Li family were included in it.

Yu Qian personally presided over the division, and there were more than 30,000 households and more than 100,000 acres of land under the newly established Xining Prefecture. All of them were included in the compilation and training of the Yellow Book, and Xining Wei was transferred from Shaanxi Xingdusi to Shaanxi Dushi.

Xining Prefecture was also assigned to the fugitive government.

There is no magistrate in Xining for the time being, only one magistrate. The magistrate in Xining Prefecture naturally needs to be appointed by the court. However, the magistrate in Xining Prefecture temporarily is not someone else, but Zhang Wen.

Originally, locals generally did not work in the local area.

This is the rule.

Yu Qian knew that Xining was different from other prefectures and counties, so he should not be confused about the law. Xining has always been a place where the Ming Dynasty had weak power. Even when the Ming Dynasty just recovered Xining, it was established that Xining Prefecture was finally abolished. The reasons were a long time ago, so I won’t look at it in detail. It’s just that the locals became barbarians and were no longer used to the Han rule.

If you change rashly and rule Xining in the mainland, it will never work.

The locals are familiar with the situation. With Zhang Wen's talent, if he is in the mainland for the rest of his life, he is a native of Xining and is familiar with the situation.

It is OK to let him manage it temporarily.

Yu Qian even suggested that Zhang Wen would be an official in Xining for the rest of his life, from the head to the prefecture, and he would be a member of the government for decades. Other officials would naturally have to be sent from the Central Plains.

It should be easy to manage if you have this familiar situation.

After twenty or thirty years, after Zhang Wen was old and sick or died, the Zhang family might become a prominent family in Xining. However, it is unlikely that the Zhang family members would be able to serve in the Xining government, unless they were clerks.

Even so, under the threat of so many local officials and garrison officials, the Zhang family was already a helper of the prefecture. If the Zhang family could have a promising career, it would be a Jinshi.

Then the position of the prefecture in Xining can only be more stable.

At that time, the abnormal local structure like Xining, which is in the eyes of Yu Qian, will be successfully transformed into a normal local structure within the Ming Dynasty.

Of course, he could only think so, and Yu Qian could no longer see it at that time.

Yu Qian also submitted a memorial to the court, placing the residence of the Tea Horse Censor in Xining. On the one hand, it was necessary to strengthen Xining's control, and on the other hand, it was also helpful to communicate with Uszang.

Finally, he instructed Qiu Jun to handle the tea and horse affairs carefully, and then took the Li family and his group to leave Xining and return to Lanzhou.

When they came, more than 10,000 people followed them, and when they left, more than 10,000 people also followed them.

However, the personnel composition is different. When we came, there were more than 10,000 people with tea merchants, but when we left, there were more than 1,000 people. The Li family really had a great family and had more than 1,000 people with us.

Moreover, the Li family's property in Xining cannot be moved for a while, and many people were left in Xining.

Yu Qian didn't take this too seriously.

Anyway, it’s enough that the main lineage of the Li family is not in Xining, and there are some industries in Xining that are irrelevant.

The Li family will not go to Lanzhou, but will go directly to Beijing.

Because the imperial edict about Li Wen has arrived, Zhu Qizhen is quite generous in taking action.

In the imperial edict, Zhu Qizhen counted the contributions of Li Wen's father and grandparents, and said that Li Wen had made contributions to assisting in tea and horse affairs. He was granted Gaoyang Bo, and was awarded the title of land in the capital, and served as the general officer of Dongsheng. He stationed in Dongsheng, built cities to manage horse raising affairs in preparation for tiles and thorns. He also gave several rewards, such as gold, silver and jewelry, wife and sons. Even the children of Huining Bo family were transferred to the Qianqing Palace and became guards of the Qianqing Palace.

It can be said that one person has attained enlightenment and ascended to heaven.

It is said that Zhu Qizhen is stingy and stingy. In recent years, the expenses in Zhu Qizhen’s palace have shown a sharp decline. However, when Zhu Qizhen should be generous, he will be generous.

The political treatment Zhu Qizhen gave Li Wen and various property, which really cost more than 100,000 taels. Even if the court really sells it, some people would be willing to ask for money for millions of taels.

After all, although money is a good thing in the Ming Dynasty, sometimes it really doesn’t determine anything.

Not to mention Gao Yang Bo’s salary of hundreds of stones of rice per year, just talking about the houses given to the capital, the Earl’s mansion at the imperial city can’t be saved by tens of thousands of taels. The land yield and per mu of the land yield may not be comparable to the land yield in Xining, but the price may not be as good as the price.

As the most serious place for mergers, the large land production in Beijing is several times higher than that in other places. Even based on grain output, the grain produced over the past few decades may not be worth the price of land.

But even so, the land on the edge of Beijing is hard to find.

Not to mention, many political treatments and treasures that have been given to the emperor are priceless.

Except that Gao Yang Bo is not hereditary, there is nothing wrong with it.

But this is normal. The first time he was awarded a title was mostly a title, but he ignored it and owed some credit. Even after the 14th year of Zhengtong, Zhu Qizhen was awarded a title with a title.

Even Huiningbo's title can only be inherited three times.

Li Wen didn't know whether he was lucky or unlucky, and he had been named a typical example by Zhu Qizhen, whether it was a typical example of the transformation of land and the reform of the garrison.

Anyway.

This time, Li Wen sold his wealth and received good returns and did not lose at all.

But Li Wen also faced many enemies.

I won’t talk about the chieftains. The chieftains of the Ming Dynasty have never had a political status. However, among the nobles, they may not all want to reform the garrison.

It was nothing more than Zhu Qizhen who took advantage of the death of the Jingnan nobles led by Duke Cheng and committed suicide. This gap was achieved by completing the integration of the Beijing camp and directly controlling the Beijing camp, so that this reform could be rolled out around the capital.

However, even in the center and among the direct military generals of Zhu Qizhen, there may not be no one who wants to maintain the current situation of the garrison system, let alone the local area.

However, Zhu Qizhen is quite strong, and no one dares to be as strong as an emperor of the past.

But I didn't dare to force the emperor, but I still couldn't deal with a short count.

That's right, even though Li Wen is so wealthy, he is just a short count in the eyes of the nobles after he has no foundation in Xining.

Therefore, the situation Li Wen said cannot be said to be safe. The storm under the tranquility is mysterious. I don’t know if Li Wen knows it or not.

These contradictions were covered by the war with Wats.

After all, war can bring too many things to the noble group. There is no conflict between the emperor and the noble group in battle with the thorns.

But after the war, some things are hard to say.

Although Zhu Qizhen used his victory to increase his prestige, the nobles would also expand their strength because of his victory. Although Zhu Qizhen seemed to have benefited the most, who can explain the real situation clearly?

Sometimes the thighs are not that easy to hold because the thighs have enemies.
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