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There is no way out!

No place where food can be obtained cannot guarantee that food will be transported within half a month.

To take a step back, even if Qin Hui can still collect some food in the Central Plains, it will definitely be a drop in the bucket compared to the huge population of the Central Plains and the three battlefields of Hebei, Hedong and Shaanxi.

You must make plans early.

Thinking of this, Han Qing sent someone to call Han Shizhong.

Recently, Han Shizhong has looked as normal on the surface, but in fact he is heart-wrenching!

The army has entered its final stage.

At present, all the middle and low-level generals and schools have been disbanded and sent to the army, leaving only the deputy commander. The officers at the commanding level have not been determined, and even the political commissar has been sent to the army.

Although the level of the control has not been decided yet, the fifteen deputy commanders and fifteen commanders have generally been confirmed.

The fifteen deputy governors were: Li Xianzhong (formerly known as Li Shifu, and Han Qing changed his name to Li Xianzhong, mainly to facilitate Han Qing himself), Yang Zheng, Guo Hao, Li Shiyan, Guo Zhongxun, Zhai Cong, Dong Xian, Qi Fang, Li Heng, Ma You, Wang Quan, Zhang Shen, Dong Youlin, Yue Chao, and Zhe Yanshi.

The fifteen regimes are: Wang De, Wang Sheng, Zhai Jin, Zhao Li, Niu Gao, Zhang Xian, Wang Gui, Wu Lin, Li Cheng, Guan Sheng, Jie Yuan, Hu Yantong, Li Yongqi, Yang Zhen, and Liu Hao.

All of these thirty generals were selected by Han Qing and Han Qing from hundreds of generals. Some of them, such as Wu Lin, Yang Zheng, Guo Hao, Li Yongqi and Li Xianzhong, and the fathers of Yang Yizhong, Li Zhen, Li Shiyan, and Zhe Yanshi, and Han Qing personally named him to come from the Western Army.

Recently, Han Qing has frequently summoned these 30 generals and even talked to them in person.

Han Qing has divided these reorganized troops into the personal guards, the Eastern Army of the Guards, the Northern Army of the Guards, and the Southern Army of the Guards, and announced that each army is divided into the five armies of the front, back, left, right, and middle, with each army having 10,000 people.

These thirty generals correspond to the commander and deputy commander of the 15th Army.

Therefore, although there has not been a formal appointment yet, no surprise, these thirty generals must be the military chiefs of the 15th Army.

In addition to military chief officials, Han Qing also selected fifteen political chief officials.

These fifteen political officials are the military political commissars of each army.

They are: Chen Dong, Ouyang Che, Ma Xianke, Wu Zhong, Xu Wei, Wang Shan, Yang Jin, Ding Jin, Cao Cheng, Sang Zhong, Zhang Yong, Li Dao, Zhang Ji, Bai Anmin, and Li Hong.

All careful people can see that these political supervisors are either the leaders of the Tai students or the leaders of the Loyal and Yimin Army.

One or two may be a coincidence, but so many people must be Han Qing, who dominated all this, did it intentionally.

There is actually no need to say anything more about the Tai student leaders. They are born political leaders. If you put them in the court, it is easy to form cliques and private interests in the army, so that they can experience wars, which can not only exert their passions, but also polish them.

As for those leaders of the rebel army, many of the reasons why they can become leaders are not because they are good at fighting, but because they will be bewitching and winning people's hearts. Han Qing has fully understood this during the training process.

Therefore, appointing these rebel leaders as political cadres is also a way to make the best use of them.

Moreover, the level of political cadres is high enough and the treatment is high enough, which is completely consistent with the military command system. Politically, political cadres can even lead military cadres, which can fully meet the high-ranking officials and salaries that these grass-roots rebel leaders want to obtain. The key is that political cadres are not decorations or insults. They are an indispensable and important part of the central army. Appointing these rebel leaders as political cadres can also be regarded as fulfilling Han Qing’s promise to them, that is, to reuse them.

Of course, the reason why Han Qing appointed these rebel leaders as political cadres and did not allow them to serve as commanders and deputy commanders was not because they were not good at fighting, mainly because Han Qing did not believe them and was afraid that they would lead their troops away.

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Even if someone can see Han Qing’s thoughts, they will not have any ideas. First, Han Qing did not treat them unfairly. Second, they have arrived in the capital and their army has been reorganized by Han Qing. What else can they fight for?

In addition, I was afraid that these students and the leaders of the rebels were not of sufficient level, Han Qing assigned them three extremely high-level political cadres to assist them.

Unlike the military chief officer who has not been formally appointed, political cadres have been sent to the army early to carry out political work.

It can be said that Han Qing has completely digested the troops in the Central Plains. As long as he appoints the chief officers of each army, then dispatches troops and prepares food and supplies, these troops will be able to set off.

After nearly three months of training, anyone can see that the four-box guards, the Eastern Army of the Guards, the Northern Army of the Guards, and the Southern Army of the Guards are all elite troops, and the banned ones.

Whoever can become the chief officer of these four-box people, that is, the commander-in-chief, will definitely make a difference. In the future, it will surely be able to honor the family and honor the ancestors, and will be honored with his wife and sons, and will be famous in history.

There are only four positions, so there is no need to say much about the competition.

After repeated comparisons and Han Qing's attitude towards the generals during this period, although there is no sign of these four commandments, people can generally guess some of them.

First of all, Cai Jing must be the commander of the personal guards.

Cai Ying was the old brother of Han Qing before he made his fortune. He accompanied Han Qing from the grassroots level. Although he was too young, he was steady and very handsome. The key was that he was loyal to Han Qing, so he must be the best candidate for the commander of the personal guards.

The commander-in-chief of the Northern Guard Army is probably Chen Sui.

Chen Sue is a veteran, good at fighting, both civil and military, has high quality, and has an irresistible hatred with the Jin people. He will definitely fight to the death with the Jin people to the end. He is definitely the best candidate for the commander of the Beigudu Army.

However, Chen Sui also has shortcomings, that is, he is not Han Qing's direct lineage. In this case, Han Qing will not give the commander to Chen Sui, but it is understandable that he will be the commander Wang De or Wang Sheng, who is from Han Qing's direct lineage.

The commander of the Donggudu Army should be Zhai Xing.

It is not difficult to see Han Qing's valuation of the Zhai family that Zhai Jin became one of the 15th generals, Zhai Cong became one of the 15th deputy generals, and many children of the Zhai family became middle- and low-level military officers of each army. Niu Gao of the Zhai family army became one of the 15th generals, Dong Xuan of the Zhai family army became one of the 15th deputy generals, and a large number of generals of the Zhai family army became middle- and low-level military officers of each army.

It can be said that the Zhai family has become one of the new military families.

As the head of the Zhai family and the soul of the Zhai family, it is normal for him to become the commander-in-chief.

However, like Chen Sui, Zhai Xing also has shortcomings, that is, he is not Han Qing's direct lineage. In this case, it is understandable that Han Qing will not control the commander of Zhai Xing, but Wang De or Wang Sheng, who is born of Han Qing's direct lineage.

But then again, Chen Sui and Zhai Xing may be inappropriate to the rule of the city. However, judging from the attitude of Han Qing summoning Chen Sui and Zhai Xing from time to time during this period, it is unlikely that they will not be elected.

At present, the only unresolved command may be the commander of the Nangudu Army.

There are so many people competing for a position.

For example, Han Qing's direct general Wang De and Wang Sheng.

For example, Du Chong, who was quarreling with everyone.

For example, Liu Hao, Sun Zhaoyuan, Qian Gai, and Han Shizhong who returned to the north.

Han Shizhong vaguely felt that Han Qing should give him the commander-in-chief of the Southern Capital Army, because Han Qing once said that "it is easy to get a general but hard to find", which shows that Han Qing is very optimistic about him and has often summoned him to the opponent recently to talk about commanding troops and fighting.

But Han Qing was too cautious, and he could be said to be indifferent. He had never been appointed as the commander-in-chief of the Southern Guard Army like Han Shizhong.

The key point is that during this period, Han Qing is also summoning others to join the match.

Moreover, Han Shizhong felt that he had a huge weakness, that is, he was originally Zhao Gou's person and had just come to Han Qing not long ago.

This made Han Shizhong worried about gains and losses, and he was heart-wrenching!

Sudden!

A eunuch from Han Qing came and said, "General Han, the king will announce you to the right."

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Chapter completed!