After a night passed, the next day, the people in the capital suddenly realized that the martial law order had been lifted, and the violent mutiny yesterday had been silently pacified. ⊙,

Zhili Governor's Office, Shuntian Prefecture, Jinyiwei, and the five cities of the military officers sent people to the streets to post notices to the people, announcing the results of yesterday's quelling of the chaos. Only then did everyone realize that the soldiers who made the money had been completely pacified by the Kuomintang leader Beiyang soldiers.

Martial law is lifted and the market is restored.

The official announced yesterday's incident over and over again. For the first time, the court quickly put down an accident and for the first time, it was the first time that it had made extremely rapid disposal results.

What surprised the people in the capital was that the Kuomintang was so decisive and quick when he dispatched troops to quell the rebellion, but after quelling the rebellion, he did not punish him as expected.

The disposal of the three towns of Jingying was soon taken down, and only a few low-level officers who took the lead in inciting the trouble of pay were dealt with, and there was no officer of the 1,000-level general or above.

Everyone was surprised and thought it was very reasonable. Isn’t this the court’s approach? Every time they tried to deal with the soldiers who made a salary, they tried their best not to blame the masses. But to everyone’s surprise, this should not be the way the national surnamed masters were. Moreover, even if the court did not blame the masses, they would still treat the soldiers below. Every time they ended up with a few senior officers to kill the chicken to warn the monkey.

However, what the people saw was the superficial treatment of the imperial court for the Beijing army.

The Premier Office outside the Qianqing Gate.

The third enlarged meeting of the Prime Minister's Office is being held, with more than 100 officials attending the meeting. Today is discussing the follow-up handling of the riots.

When Liu Jun appeared in the hall of the Prime Minister's Office with the little emperor, more than a hundred high-ranking officials could not help but look at each other. Liu Jun's thunderous methods shocked them yesterday. They easily pacified the riots. Originally, the harem camp and the policing camp also wanted to make money, but the riots in the imperial guard camp were quickly pacified. When the Beiyang Army messenger arrived at the various camps with Liu Jun's military orders, those who were originally ready to move immediately turned off.

Those officials who intervened behind the scenes during this riot, and even secretly promoted them, were anxious. No one knew where the direction the matter would develop next.

The little emperor had a good face today. Yesterday, he heard that the Beijing army was making money, and his face was frightened. But last night, the emperor slept well and was in high spirits today.

The emperor sat down and all officials bowed.

"You are calm." Zhu Cilang raised his hand to signal.

The Prime Minister’s meeting is not a court meeting. Ministers have seats regardless of their official position. Everyone sits down.

The emperor's spirit and spirit are a little different today, as if he has matured overnight.

However, as soon as the emperor spoke, all the officials were shocked.

"I am very disappointed with the capital army's wages last night. These were my Tiger Guards, but they caused trouble, smashing shops and looting the people in the capital. If the Liaodong prince had not brought the Beiyang Town army troops into the capital to quell the rebellion, I would not know what would happen in the end."

"I have decided to abolish all the three battalions and nine towns of the capital."

One word alarmed all officials.

"Your Majesty. There must be no garrison and imperial guards in the capital."

"There is indeed no need for guards in the capital, but I don't want those guards without a king or father. I want to transfer Beiyang troops to serve as personal guards and imperial guards, and then transfer elite troops from Liaodong to defeat the enemy into the capital as guards and garrisons."

"Your Majesty must not." Zhou Yanru couldn't help but object.

Chen Xinjia, the Secretary of the Soldiers, also stood up to oppose it, and officials such as Wu Yan also opposed it in unison. Even Liu Zongzhou, who had been supporting Liu Jun recently, also opposed it loudly.

The civil officials were in their hearts against the generals controlling too much force, and Liu Jun became the governor of Zhili and became the minister of Gu Ming, and was already uneasy. If the emperor really retreated all the capital army and transferred the Chu army into the capital, then wouldn't the entire capital, and even the entire court, be controlled by Liu Jun in the future.

No matter which civil servant is, he insists on opposing such things.

Seeing the crowd's discussions, Liu Jun stood up at the right time. He knew that he had to express his opinion, otherwise Zhou Yanru and others would definitely make a fuss about this matter.

"Your Majesty, I also oppose the transfer of Liaodong troops into the capital. Although I am now in peace with the Qing barbarians, the Qing barbarians are still strong and should not be dismissed. Liaodong troops should not be separated easily, and they must guard Liaodong. Although there are people inciting chaos in the Beijing camp, they are only a small number of people with bad intentions, and not all Beijing troops are like this. They cannot kill a group of people with one blow."

Liu Jun reported it seriously and things had to wait until the melon ripened. It would be natural. If the melon was not ripe, the melon would not be sweet.

Liu Jun insisted on the front proposal for the handling of the Beijing Army.

The Beijing army was comprehensively rectified, and the original three battalions were reorganized into imperial guards, guards, and garrisons of the Three Armies and Ninth Divisions. The Imperial City Palace City was built with three new guards, and they served as the duties of guarding the Imperial City, guarding the Palace City and guarding the Imperial City.

The imperial guards among the three armies of the Beijing camp were no longer under the jurisdiction of the Governor of Zhili, but were directly under the Ministry of War.

With the 30,000 Beiyang soldiers and horses in Beijing were incorporated into the new Beijing army, only 100,000 were selected for the original Beijing army.

However, after yesterday's incident, Zhu Cixuan had no good feelings for the Beijing camp, and even Liu Jun refused to listen to Liu Jun's insistence. After talking for a long time, Zhu Cixuan finally agreed to retain 80,000 old Beijing troops.

In addition to 30,000 Beiyang soldiers being incorporated into the New Beijing Army, 20,000 people must be transferred from Dengzhou to Beijing to supplement the New Beijing Army.

This time, all officials reluctantly passed this decree.

Zhou Yanru did not dare to argue too much. There was a ghost in the center of this riot incident, for fear that he would object so much that he would pull out his affairs.

The emperor personally selected the Nine Gate Admiral who commanded the Imperial Guards. He appointed Liu Yunsheng, the general of the Beiyang Army, to be the Nine Gate Admiral, to be responsible for the city defense of the Nine Gate and the Seven Gate outside the Capital.

Some officials opposed it, believing that Liu Jun was the governor of Zhili and Liu Qiao was the commander of the Jinyiwei. Now he appointed Liu Jun's cousin and Liu Qiao's son as the admiral of the Nine Gate. This is not good.

Unfortunately, the emperor couldn't listen. Moreover, although the emperor was young, his temper was as good as his father Chongzhen. The more he opposed it, the more he insisted.

In the end, the officials took a step back. After all, Liu Yunsheng led his troops to quell the chaos yesterday.

"Your Majesty, I have urgently transferred 5 million silver dollars from the Sihai Bank, and are ready to use it to immediately pay the capital army's owed food and wages to appease the hearts of the army and the people and stabilize the situation in the capital. In addition, I have also transported a batch of grain from the sea to Beijing, and the first batch of 200,000 stones of grain has been entered into Tianjin Port, and it is being transported from the Wei River and the canal to Beijing, and it will be transported to Beijing soon."

There was a burst of exclamation below.

No one expected that Liu Jun had such a move. He sent troops to suppress the chaos with thunder, and had already transferred silver dollars and food here. In this way, the two-pronged approach and the combination of kindness and power, the Beijing army would never be able to make any waves.

Liu Jun not only prepared these two moves, but even made other preparations.

He submitted a memorial to the emperor. After counting and checking the Beijing Army, he paid the original owed wages according to the actual soldiers, and at the same time dealt with the officers who ate the vacant amount of military wages. The officers who took the lead in inciting trouble, and then sent people to assess all the actual Beijing Army.

From these, 80,000 were selected to be strong and have outstanding martial arts. The Beijing army, which had good past records, and 50,000 troops and horses transferred to Beijing, were dispersed and reorganized, and were organized into four groups: Guards, Imperial Guards, Guards and Guards.

The more than 100,000 people who are about to be laid off will be uniformly assigned to the engineering camp.

The engineering camp that Liu Jun mentioned was actually similar to the Xiang army of the Northern Song Dynasty. In Liu Jun's plan, this engineering camp was no longer a soldier, but a battalion in the court that specialized in labor service.

They will arrange for some river dredging, roads, cities construction and maintenance, embankment construction, water and land transportation in the capital. They are equivalent to a state-owned infrastructure engineering company, accepting engineering tasks assigned by the imperial court.

But unlike the Song Dynasty's wing army, this engineering battalion is not only not affiliated with the Ministry of War, but is not called military soldiers. They also do not simply take on tasks and work. They will be a simple engineering team, and when the imperial court's infrastructure tasks are handed over to them, there will be a cost budget. They do the engineering, the imperial court pays, and then they will pay their own profits and losses.

In other words, although they were incorporated into the engineering camp, the court actually did not pay wages. Liu Jun set up such an engineering camp, which was actually because the Beijing army had always been responsible for these tasks, various labor, and had to serve the royal family and officials. These people accounted for a large part of the Beijing army. With the name of the Beijing army, they were actually a group of laborers who were sent to the service.

Liu Jun is building this engineering camp now because the capital has this demand, and he does not want the new Beijing army to take on this labor in the future.

Moreover, a large number of Beijing troops were taken away. Liu Jun could not have sent them to Taiwan. If so many Beijing troops were not resettled after being disbanded, it would become a big hidden danger if they were not careful.

"After the establishment of the engineering camp, the four armies of the Xinjing camp no longer undertake labor service and are only responsible for the guards of the capital. The engineering camp specializes in infrastructure projects and royal and official services for the royal and official governments of the capital."

The basic engineering is mainly about roads and city construction and maintenance, river channel dredging, embankment construction and maintenance, water and land transportation, etc. In terms of service, it is mainly responsible for guarding the imperial tombs, as well as serving officials, guards, etc.

Soldiers are soldiers, and service is soldiers, and we cannot be confused.

Zhu Cixuan now trusts Liu Jun very much. Although he doesn't understand the plan proposed by Liu Jun, he still fully supports it.

"Your Majesty, I requested an edict to the whole country to formally abolish the garrison system, abolish the garrisons in all parts of the world, as well as the command and command of the provincial capitals, and at the same time, the Governor's Office of the Five Army, and all Governor's Offices and Governor's Offices."

Liu Jun made another proposal that everyone expected.

The Tianxia Guard Office will be abolished, the five central military governors' offices, the provincial commanders, and the local guards. In addition, the official positions of the governors' offices will be removed. In the future, the left and right governors, the assistant commanders, and even the commanders, thousands of households, hundreds of households and other guards will be abolished.

Liu Jun even requested the cancellation of the battalion system, except for the two positions of general and deputy general, the other battalion generals, guerrilla generals, guard the Dushi Qianzong Baiqi General, and other battalion system officials.

"In the future, the troops and horses across the country were arranged according to the battalion and company squad, and the town was equipped with generals, deputy generals, chiefs of staff, coaches, governors, military supervisors, military supervisors and other officials. The division was equipped with deputy division commanders, deputy division commanders and other officials, and the cooperation commanders and vice-chairmen were established with this. "

The general, commander, Qianhu and other set of official positions were the garrison-level official positions in the early years, and later after the recruitment system, a new battalion-level official position was used, such as the new general, deputy general, guerrilla general, etc. Since the Ming Dynasty had not abolished the garrison-level official position, although a new official position system was used after the interest in the battalion-level military system, it was not of rank. Each officer would normally add a garrison-level general to determine the rank of the rank.

Now that the Ming Dynasty has consolidated its troops, it is no longer the battalion system of the past, but a brand new combat military system. The battalion company ranks are organized from top to bottom, rather than the original relatively flat structure. Moreover, the new organizational system has also been strengthened by the officers at all levels.

It is not suitable to use the original position, and after obtaining military rank, there is no need to be a military rank for the Governor's Office.

After abolishing the positions of the garrison and battalion, a new set of military positions and ranks of combat soldiers will be clearer and more disorderly.

Of course, it would not be that simple for Liu Jun to raise this matter.
Chapter completed!