Originally, according to Zhao Yun's intention, he set up a Southeast Commander, which was in charge of Guangnan East Road, Guangnan West Road, Fujian Road, Jinghu South Road, and Jiangnan West Road, with Guangzhou as the capital of the Southeast Commander, and Jia Sidao as the first Southeast Commander! However, this proposal was obviously impossible for Zheng Qingzhi, Qiao Xingjian, Li Mingfu, Yuan Fu and others to agree, and even Shi Songzhi had a mixed attitude towards the court discussion at that time;

Not to mention, if the Southeast Commander was really set up as Zhao Yun said, the five roads of Guangnan East Road, Guangnan West Road, Fujian Road, Jinghu South Road, and Jiangnan West Road were almost equal to half of the territory of the Song Dynasty today, and they were also the most prosperous and half of the territory of the Song Dynasty. Once Jia Sidao really gained a foothold in the Southeast Commander position, let me ask, can the Song Dynasty still exist? Who else can control Jia Sidao at the right time? Not to mention, Jia Sidao is now only in his thirty years. Once he has a different intention, there are Mongols looking down on him outside and Jia Sidao with half of the country inside. Can the Song Dynasty still exist?

It is obviously even more impossible for the princes in the royal family to agree to it.

Perhaps it is because the Jiangnan area of ​​the Song Dynasty is the real wealthy place in the hearts of these big men in the court, and Guangzhou is still far away after all, so the Guangnan East Road and Guangnan West Road are the best result that Zhao Yun can fight for Jia Sidao. Compared with Jia Sidao's own thoughts, the southern road is much better.

It was because Zhao Yun felt a little guilty when he said that he would set up a Southeast Commander to set up a brother-in-law who took countless blame for him, so he put some effort into laying the foundation for Jia Sidao earlier and clearing some obstacles.

The road prefectures, prefectures and counties are the four-level administrative system of the Song Dynasty. Among them, the three prefectures under the jurisdiction of Guangnan East Road, which are also under the jurisdiction of Guangzhou, Shaozhou, Xunzhou, Lianzhou, Chaozhou, Meizhou, Nanxiongzhou, Fengzhou, Xinzhou, Nanenzhou, Huizhou and other eleven prefectures under the jurisdiction of Guangnan East Road. Guangzhou is the jurisdiction of Guangnan East Road; Jingjiang and Qingyuan are the jurisdiction of Guangnan West Road, which are under the jurisdiction of Rongzhou, Yongzhou, Rongzhou, Xiangzhou, Zhaozhou, Wuzhou, Tengzhou, Xunzhou, Liuzhou, Guizhou, Pennzhou, Hengzhou, Huazhou, Gaozhou, Leizhou, Qinzhou, Yulinzhou, Lianzhou, Qiongzhou, and Hezhou. Jingjiang Prefecture is the jurisdiction of Guangnan West Road.

The two routes have hundreds of counties in five prefectures and thirty-one prefectures. Among them, Guangnan West Road is bordered by Dali, Chenchao and other places. In addition to the few wing soldiers in each prefecture, it also has the three armies of Nanning, Wan'an and Jiyang, defending against Dali, Chenchao and other directions. However, Guangnan East Road is close to the core areas of the army, and there are basically no wars. Except for some wing soldiers in the prefectures and prefectures, there is no garrison.

The magistrate of Ezhou, Hong Wenhao, the commander of the Xiangyang Navy, and the commander of the Huaidong Commander, Yu Jie, were the people Jia Sidao asked Zhao Yun for it. Hong Wenhong, the governor of Ezhou, was obviously the governor of the Guangzhou Prefecture, which was established by Jia Sidao. As for the commander of the Xiangyang Navy, Jianghai, who was rushing from Xiangyang to Lin'an, it was the commander of the Guangdong Road and Navy that Jia Sidao prepared.

In fact, the three garrisons of Nanning, Wan'an and Jiyang on Guangnan West Road did not regard them as real troops in Jia Sidao's mind. As for the wing soldiers that were always in various prefectures, Jia Sidao had never even thought about it. This is also the main reason why he specifically asked Zhao Yun to set up the Command Department of the General Office of the Maritime General Office.

The Command Office of the General Office of the Maritime General Office is the capital that Jia Sidao really used to settle down in Guangdong. The hard fist is the hard truth. Jia Sidao, who has been ahead of this era for nearly a thousand years, will naturally not forget it. Otherwise, why did he covet the Beiwei Army? He even went to Yuejia Village to persuade Yang Ping and Zhang Xing and others?

Yingde, Zhaoqing, Deqing, Jingjiang and Qingyuan are the five largest prefectures in the newly established Guangdong Road. Hong Wenhao, as the person Jia Sidao specifically asked Zhao Yun for his new Guangdong Road, occupied the new governor of Guangzhou Prefecture, so it is natural for outsiders to say nothing. Moreover, Guangzhou was originally just a small prefecture on Guangnan East Road, and it was not considered a big city at all. If Jia Sidao wanted to truly gain a foothold on Guangdong Road, if he could not talk about Yingde, Zhaoqing, Deqing, Jingjiang and Qingyuan, the remaining thirty-one prefectures were not mentioned, let alone Jia Sidao's official documents would have some effect in Guangzhou City, and there would be only one piece of waste paper when it came out of Guangzhou City.

If the government orders do not leave Guangzhou City, Jia Sidao, the Guangdong Pacifier, is just a name that is under the name of Guangdong Pacifier, which is useless.

In fact, everyone knows these things well, so Zhao Yun wanted to replace the prefects of Yingde, Zhaoqing, Deqing, Jingjiang and Qingyuan. Not to mention all of them, nor can they all be replaced with Jia Sidao’s own confidant. Jia Sidao does not have so many confidants at present, at least there are not ones at the moment, at least they should be replaced with someone close to Zhao Yun or even neutral, right?

Yingde Mansion was the former Guangnan East Road and the Jingjiang Mansion was the main road and the Guangnan West Road. They were both important towns and major prefectures among the two roads, and naturally the most prosperous. The other three prefectures were naturally the best cities among the two roads. Among them, Yingde Mansion was a disciple of Zhou Dunyi, a disciple of Neo-Confucian master Zhou Dunyi, who was also a newcomer to the Neo-Confucian school of Neo-Confucianism (1231), and Wei Yidong served as the prefect of the magistrate of Guangnan East Road. Wei Yidong was born in Huizhou, Guangnan East Road, and served as the prefect of Huizhou County and Yingde Mansion. The Wei family was also one of the top major families in Huizhou. It can be said that they were local snakes in Yingde Mansion and even the entire Guangnan East Road.

Jingjiang Prefecture is the treatment of Guangnan West Road Road. The prefect Qin Zhonghai was the governor. In the 14th year of Jiading (1221), the Jinshi was said to be from Lin'an, and was a distant relative of Zhao Depu, the king of Yi. In the 14th year of Jiading, it was still when Zhao Kuo of Ningzong was in power, Qin Zhonghai has been in power for ten years as the prefect of Jingjiang, and Qin Zhonghai has been in power for fifteen years on Guangnan West Road.

In the past twenty years, the political situation in the court has changed. Although the emperor is far away from Guangnan West Road, the prefecture where the whole road is located is the prefect, Qin Zhonghai can be in Jingjiang Prefecture for ten years, and it is obviously impossible without some means.

The other prefects of Zhaoqing, Deqing and Qingyuan were named Su Xuan, Feishan and Yu Haoyi. These three were also children of local families in the three prefectures, and were also people with deep foundations.

Except for the newly established Guangzhou Prefecture magistrate Hong Wenhao, who is the confidant of Jia Sidao, no one else wants to see Jia Sidao, a fond minister who is still alive, suddenly airborne from Lin'an to ride on their heads. In fact, this is why the Guangnan West Road and Guangnan East Road were merged into Guangdong Road, and the two routes were pacifying envoys, many military governors, and the magistrates, had no oil to be re-arranged but did not receive too much resistance in the court.

Without the support of these people who control the actual power of the local government, Jia Sidao wanted to sit in a stable position as the Guangdong Pacifier and would provide the court with 10 million taels of silver every year through the Maritime General Office, which was simply a dream.
Chapter completed!