Putting aside the "Wish to Kill the Country" that even General Shen was quite amazed, the series of relief matters arranged by the Muslim House were already very thorough and secure. Even if the general was personally handled, it was nothing more than to expand the scale of the relief.

The number of refugees in Hebei is far more than the hundreds of thousands of people who fled around Xindu. The political affairs of Jie Kingdom are not fully developed and the order of conducting Taiwan has not yet been fully expanded. It can be said that the entire Hebei land can truly be down-to-earth in the countryside. There are very few people living and working in peace and contentment, and there are far more than a few hundred thousand people who need relief.

The king had never entered the country in large numbers before. Even though he was anxious, he had no choice but to watch the people in Hebei suffered the abuse of Jie Kingdom. But now that he has entered this state, General Shen can never tolerate the large number of poverty and deaths of the people.

Morality or not is second. In Hebei, the proportion of Han and Hu people has reached an extremely dangerous situation. In original history, after taking charge of Hebei, Shi Hu, the Jie master, not only harmed the people of Jin in Hebei, but also launched a large-scale recruitment of Hu in all sides to enter the Hebei region, so that the population ratio of Han and Hu people in the north once reached one to one!

Now that the world has been joined by General Shen, the historical process has been greatly changed. The Jie master Shi Hu did not successfully obtain the highest authority of the Jie Kingdom after the death of the first master Shi Le. The Di and Qiang people, who were originally the main force of moving inland, did not pour into Hebei in large quantities due to the previous Western wars of the King's Army.

But even so, the population composition of Hebei is still not optimistic. Just as the territorial people recovered by the Wang Shi, the proportion of Han and Hu should be between four and one. However, this is also because of the active strategic retreat of Jiezhu Shihu. In Xindu and the north area, the proportion of Han and Hu may have reached three to one or even two to one.

In other words, in Hebei today, even if it eliminates the remnants of Jie Kingdom, the population ratio between the Jin and Hu people is still in a very dangerous state. Whether it is a large-scale killing of the population of the Hu people or moving these Hu Yi people out in large numbers, it is somewhat unrealistic and will definitely cause large-scale riots and riots, which is something that Hebei’s fragile livelihood foundation cannot bear.

It is difficult to deal with such a problem in the short term. In order to shock the internally migrated barbarians and obtain a longer-term solution, military shock is the most direct and effective method. Kill the chicken to scare the monkey, and Jie Kingdom is that chicken!

Therefore, although Chen Mu had to suspend the offensive due to the large number of refugees, it did not mean that the royal army would stagnate as a whole. Instead, it needed to attack the remaining forces of the Jie Kingdom more violently and fiercely.

The persistence and overall view of Chen Mu during this time gave General Shen a higher expectation for this cousin's ability. Because there was no need to make any more trade-offs, Shen Zhezi made a decision directly in Guangzong City, and appointed Chen Mu as the governor of Jizhou and the general of the Northern Expedition. At the same time, Fan Wang was appointed as the ambassador of Hebei and obeyed the orders of Jizhou Governor Chen Mu, who was mainly responsible for the relief matters in Hebei.

In fact, Shen Zhezi originally recruited Fan Wang to Hebei, intending to appoint him as the governor of Jizhou. Although Fan Wang did not directly serve as the local prefectures and counties, he had previously replaced the old minister Yan Han as the director of Xinshi Pavilion. He was a master-famous scholar in China and was well-known in China. Even those old families that had been passed down from Hebei's long-standing classics were suppressed with Fan Wang's fame.

But Fan Wang is a relatively academic figure after all, and it is still a bit reluctant to let him take charge of the entire Jizhou administration. Especially in the face of such a complex situation, he lacks rich experience in power and tricks. Coupled with the mature ability shown by Chen Mu, Shen Zhezi made this decision.

The importance and complexity of Hebei are enough for the Taiwan-Taiwan to directly manage the restoration of the environment for a considerable period of time and to be appointed as the special envoy. Therefore, Shen Zhezi decided to be appointed as the temporary ministry of ambassador. In addition to Fan Wang, Ji Kuang from Jiangdong was also appointed as the ambassador of Hebei's reunification and pacification, mainly responsible for investigating the removal of the countryside. Hu Run temporarily dismissed his military position and temporarily served as the ambassador of Hebei's anti-suppression, mainly responsible for suppressing the bandits in Zhongzong, especially the dismantling of some self-organized and established Hu people's armed forces.

As for the command of various royal divisions in Hebei, General Shen personally claimed it, and Xie Ai, the Central Army, was appointed as the commander-in-chief of the vanguard. The elite troops were drawn from each army and attacked Xindu, so that the Jie Kingdom would not have room for breathing.

The issue of relief for refugees is far beyond the ability of part of the Eastern Army to deal with. The materials that the royal army can call at the moment, before the ban is lifted from the spring crane, can only temporarily misappropriate the remaining military resources of various royal army.

This means that before the arrival of new materials, most of the more than 200,000 royal division troops in Hebei will have difficulty in conducting military conquests and can only stay in place.

Fortunately, the general was in Hebei all the time and had a timely control and understanding of the basic situation of various royal divisions so that he could make tactical changes in a short period of time.

In order to save manpower and material resources, large-scale transportation dispatch is not appropriate at present. Therefore, in the future, the camps of the royal army such as Xiangguo, Guangzong, Dongwucheng will be used as several centers for relief. Each center will set up relief sub-points outside to strive to attract people to move to their respective areas.

In addition to retaining the basic requirements of the royal army, these central locations also need to provide materials for three thousand troops to attack to maintain the subsequent extermination of the Xindu War.

As for the subsequent decisive battle of Xindu, Dongwu City selected 5,000 elite troops to attack Xindu first. Later, Guangzong Sheng's army of two thousand soldiers went north, and Chen Bing's southern border was echoed by the Eastern Army. The van of the vanguard general Xie Ai led the elite troops of Fenwu and left Xiangguo to the north to Julu to block the West Road of Xindu in Jieguo.

At the same time, Han Huang, the left army, gave up monitoring of Taihang Road, led his elite cavalry to Zhaojun, and after joining the battlefield, he waited for an opportunity to attack and chase and suppress the remaining enemies of Jie Kingdom.

In fact, when formulating this set of tactical steps, General Shen was in a turmoil and wanted to personally lead the Shengwu Army to Xindu. Although he laughed at the words that Shi Hu was already a dying disease beast, he still couldn't help but feel eager to go north and personally send the tyrant of the Jie Kingdom for the last journey.

But as soon as his signs were revealed, he was opposed by a group of civil and military officials in Guangzong City, and he fiercely advised the general to dispel the dangerous idea of ​​taking risks in person. In addition to the current situation of the war, there was no need for the general to come to the front line to supervise the battle, but the general's own bow and horse skills were really not as reassuring.

Although the current comparison of enemy and us is very clear and disparate, due to the need to provide relief to the refugees in Hebei, the troops invested in Xindu's war is slightly contrary to the kind of encirclement that various armies had previously imagined.

Moreover, the situation on the battlefield changes instantly, and no one can predict any changes. Although the Shengwu Army is the best in the Taiwan Strait, it cannot ensure that the general is completely untouched by the arrowheads. Once the army needs to be transferred and temporarily avoid the edge, the general will be involuntarily stopped. At that time, the Shengwu Army will lose its peace of mind.

Although Hu Run and others spoke sincerely, they only said that the Xindudu was a fishy and weak spirit of the declining spirit, and the Hu Gu was ignorant and difficult to recognize the power, so the general was not suitable to be close to Zhongzhong. However, the general could hear their implications, stay with Guangzong honestly, and don’t go to the front line to cause trouble.

General Shen was naturally resentful of this, and even brought out Xie Ai as an excuse. Although he knew how much he was and was too skillful to go to fight to kill the enemy in person, if he talked about strong body, young and strong, and confident, he would be like Xie Ai, and he could fight two or three. Xie Ai could be the commander-in-chief of the vanguard at the same level, why couldn't General Shen go on a battlefield? Of course, he didn't have to lead his army to fight, but after hearing the implications, he would inevitably have some taste.

"If Ai is wrong, the king's army will be disgraceful and shameless, and will work hard to kill the enemy! The general has a noble fortune. If he breaks his feathers, all the barbarians will be destroyed, and a million corpses will be buried. It will not hurt our country's feathers' hatred!"

Anyway, no matter what, Hu Run and others cannot understand the evil taste of the general's comparison, and they will definitely not want the general to leave Guangzong City.

General Shen could only give up with regret. There was no way. The phoenix was not as good as a chicken when the master Jie was defeated. His life and death were not as good as a hair of the general.

Therefore, after the military orders of various parties were agreed to issue, General Shen could only swear an oath outside Guangzong City, and then sent Tian Jingsu to lead the Shengwu Army on the journey. He waited until the Shengwu Army was far away and the General returned to the city, but he still had no expression on his face.

As the most intense opposition to the general's expedition, Hu Run naturally knew that the general was full of evil fire. After sending away the Shengwu Army that had gone out of the expedition, he wisely did not return to Guangzong City. He simply asked to go to Jingcheng north of Guangzong City to help Fan Wang set up a relief site, and at the same time he collected field trips and arrested thefts. He would not return to Guangzong City if he had not been ten days and half a month.

As a close disciple of the general, Hu Run knew very well why Jiang Sixuan was sent to Hexi, and he was still trapped in Longyou and could not come back. He is currently temporarily serving as the ambassador for the fight against suppression in Hebei. Although it is not a formal military position, he does not want to be sent to Liaodong to attack Wen Fangzhi in a blink of an eye. Their Hu family is still a small population. He also wants to wait until the war in Hebei is settled and return to Luoyang to make more efforts, and keep the few more achievements on all sides to win.

Both military and political affairs were appointed. Before the Xindu war was passed back, the general was idle. He also knew that asking about matters too frequently would add a lot of unnecessary burden to the person in charge, so he simply enjoyed himself and practiced riding and shooting near Guangzong City.

On the archery field outside Guangzong City, it was still chilly in spring. Chen Kui was wrapped in a leather cloak and his posture was stiff. He controlled the horse to rush to the ray with some difficulty, and pulled his bow and shot at a swimming target five meters away. However, after the arrow left the string, it flew out obliquely and finally landed on the ground several meters away from the swimming target.

On the other side, General Shen stood firmly. Seeing this, he sneered. Then he stepped forward and shot his bow. The arrow flew out and inserted it on the edge of the target. A cold wind blew by, and the arrow fell to the ground again, but at least it hit the target, which was much stronger than Chen Kui.

Seeing this, Chen Kui applauded without integrity, but his nasal voice was strong. There was no way, he was not a warrior in the ranks and did more work on the case, but he was pulled to the shooting field by the general for several days to accompany him. Especially two days ago, he encountered a resurgent Xiaoxue, and he caught a cold.

Hearing Chen Kui's cheers, the general nodded reservedly and smiled: "Since ancient times, those who are good at shooting, Yang Shu and others have all received the power of God. As for us, the only people who have obtained are only skilled and diligent. Lin Dao does not need to worry, but he can also be skilled in training."

Chen Kui's mouth trembled after hearing this. He recalled that the general had twenty arrows in a pot of arrows, and only half of them had won the bid. And a few of them were barely brushed across the edge of the target. It was hard to have anything to do with Yangyouji? However, he was smart and did not say this. After smearing a snot, he said with a snot. He looked in a slight state: "It is inevitable that he feels sad. The general is open-minded. If it were not for the trouble of internal and external affairs, he would be the only skill! Like General Hu and others, he was lucky that he could meet the good emperor and he could gallop his skills."

When the general heard this, his smile turned dark and then said, "Hu Houze has talent. When the matter in Hebei is in trouble, he will still use him."

Chen Kui's eyes lit up after hearing this, and he thought to himself that he would take notes after returning to the city later. If Hu Run had not been willing to advise him seriously and insisted on his shortcomings, he would have escaped afterwards, so why would he suffer such unintentional disaster?
Chapter completed!