Whether Sun Chengzong would go to Nanyuan to help him give some advice to Mr. Wei. Liangchen was not sure.

Interest is interest, and Sun Chengzong likes to train troops anymore, so this is still a big obstacle to the position of the camp.

An editor of the Hanlin Academy is the pride among scholars and the nobles of the pure and nobles. It is really unknown whether Sun Chengzong can overcome the hurdle in his heart and form an interest mutual aid group with his little brother-in-law Wei.

As the saying goes, it will rain and mother wants to get married. Liangchen is also open-minded. It is best for Grand Secretary Sun to be at the same table with him, and it doesn’t matter if he can’t be at the same table.

After all, the forced melon is not sweet, and Eunuch Wei cannot be stubborn and begged the imperial master to hold hands with him.

After leaving a certain sentence, he went straight to Nanhaizi regardless of what Sun Chengzong thought.

I went to Nanhaizi last time, and this time I was familiar with it.

I galloped all the way and rested twice in the middle. After passing Dahongmen, I finally saw the densely packed water plants in Nanhaizi.

When I saw the guard, I handed over the waist sign and was led in a short while.

Wuxiang Right Guard Supervisor and the eunuch of Nanhaizi, Wang Yongshou, did not go out. In fact, this fat and fat eunuch, had been waiting for the good ministers.

Just as the emperor in the palace city repeatedly urged Si Li to ask Zhang Cheng, Wang Yongshou's immediate superior, Liu Jixiang, the governor of the Imperial Horse Supervision, was also urging him to ask him.

In order to realize the dream of going to sea for decades, and this time it was the money given by the Imperial Horse Supervisor, Wang Yongshou was serious about the matter of site selection and personnel arrangement of the new camp.

The address of the new camp is arranged in a forage farm near the Great Wall in the northeast of Nanyuan. The reason why I chose it is that it is sparsely populated and has a large place; the second is that it is also confidential.

In terms of personnel arrangement, Wang Yongshou chose two battalion officials, one was Cao Wenyao, the officer who competed with Wei Liangchen that day, and the other was Wu Fuming, a hundred-household family from Wuxiang Youwei Camp.

If there are officials in the camp, there are eunuchs in the camp. Wang Yongshou himself is the eunuchs in the camp stationed by the Wuxiang Right Guard in the Imperial Horse Supervision. The eunuchs in the camp play the role of a military supervisor.

However, the eunuch in the camp of Xinying must be Wei Liangchen, so there is no need for another arrangement. If the Imperial Horse Prison really sends another eunuch to the new camp, the maritime party Wei Liangchen would not agree.

In addition to the two camp officials, Wang Yongshou selected another hundred elite soldiers, all of whom are innocent and have been in the camp for generations. Both physical and military skills are very excellent.

The camp and the staff were easy to talk about, but how to name this temporary new camp was stumped by Wang Yongshou.

Wuxiang Right Guard is an elite imperial guard and has a glorious history.

Like the Warriors Camp, the four guards of Tengxiang were also selected by strong men from various local guards, as well as young and strong Han people who fled back from Mongolia. This imperial guards were not under the jurisdiction of the commander-in-chief of the personal army, but their status was higher than that of the twelve guards.

It can be said that the four guards of Tengxiang are the forbidden soldiers among the forbidden soldiers, and they are directly responsible for the forbidden soldiers of the forbidden guards, called Gengfanzhi.

In history, the Tengxiang Guards also had great military achievements. Not to mention the battle of defense of Mongolia with Emperor Chengzu at the beginning of their establishment, the Beijing Defense War that occurred after the Tumu Incident was the three main camps of the Beijing Army. Therefore, the Tengxiang Guards acted as the main force and fought desperately in the Xizhimen, Zhangyimen and the Oirat cavalry, which were the most fierce battles. Not only that, the Tengxiang Guards were also elite troops who dared to take the initiative to attack the Oirat army in the Beijing Defense War.

During the Zhengde period, the four guards of Tengxiang and the Warriors Camp were directly commanded by the emperor and participated in the Yingzhou War. In this battle, the four guards of Tengxiang alone beheaded more than 2,000, and directly guarded the emperor himself to cut down a Mongolian Tartar head. Then he went south to participate in the rebellion of Ding Ning King.

In addition to daring to fight, the four guards of Tengxiang also made contributions to protecting the royal family.

During the Tianshun period, the eunuch of Sili, Cao Jixiang, and his adopted son Cao Qin, launched a mutiny. The main force of the mutiny was the Black Flag Arrow Team under the jurisdiction of the Dongchang, mainly naturalized Mongolian soldiers. The ones who pacified the mutiny were the four guards of the two Caos were the four guards of the Zhenxiang and the flag army.

Late at night, there was a major change in the capital, and no one dared to move the camps. The four guards of Tengxiang were called by the Grand Secretary to enter the city to quell the rebellion. Afterwards, they were given the word "Select the Front".

For more than a hundred years since then, although the Tengxiang Guards did not participate in major wars, they often sent troops to the border to pay the border from time to time. More than ten years ago, a battalion of soldiers followed the battle in the battle of aid to Korea.

Most of the time, the four guards of Tengxiang took turns to guard the palace. Therefore, suddenly a new camp was set up, and the personnel were recruited. Even if Liu Jixiang was eager to go out to sea and tried his best to promote it, he had to be cautious.

Obviously, it is impossible for this battalion of soldiers recruited by Wei Liangchen to enter the palace to take turns. According to Liu Jixiang's intention, it is roughly to drive south after the military training is completed. After Wei Liangchen's maritime affairs are done and profitable, he will make a decision.

The number of soldiers in this battalion is easy to solve. When the four guards of Tengxiang were first established, there were 5,600 soldiers per guard, which was expanded to 6,500 during the Zhengde period. However, no matter which guard in the four guards, there are no more soldiers. In fact, the vacancies of each guard are about 2,000.

Therefore, the shortage part is the establishment of the new camp.

The organization is also organized according to the garrison office. Except for the personnel assigned by the Wuxiang Right Guard, the remaining officials and soldiers of the new camp were temporarily dispatched.

The name Wang Yongshou reported to the Imperial Horse Supervisor was recognized by Liu Jixiang, and the name of this battalion was the banner army of Wuxiang Right Guard Houying Banner.

This is on the official side, and in private Liu Jixiang and Wang Yongshou are called Haiying.

When Wang Yongshou saw Wei Liangchen, he was very happy. It was obvious that he did not bring his troops here, so he couldn't help but wonder.

Liangchen roughly explained his method of selecting soldiers. Wang Yongshou heard it fresh and felt it made sense.

After the two of them chatted for a while, Wang Yongshou took Liangchen to the Great Wall to see the camp.

The camp was built by Wang Yongshou organized horse households and sergeants. It covers an area of ​​more than 40 acres, with more than 200 large and large barracks, including stables, schoolyards, armorys and granaries.

Except for the few buildings that are made of bricks and tiles, the rest are built of wood, and some places are built with earth.

Liangchen didn't care about this because he knew that the camp was only temporary.

Wang Yongshou did everything that the military camp should be equipped with, and even allocated a batch of military rations in advance.

Liangchen looked left and right, and satisfied, he took out a thick stack of orders from his arms and handed them to Wang Yongshou, saying, "Eunuch Wang, this is the recruitment expense. Please take a look. If there is no problem, report it to Liu Duke."

Wang Yongshou took the order and saw it, huh? It cost more than 20,000 taels?

Immediately, my cheeks were so distressed that I couldn't say anything, so I had to put away the bill and smiled and said, "What should I spend is still something I need to spend. As long as the money is spent on the blade, it will be worth it."

"Don't worry, Eunuch Wang, I'm the most clear way to do things. I have to keep a penny in my account. Otherwise, wouldn't I betray my father-in-law and Governor Liu?" Liangchen's attitude was very straightforward.

Because it was dark and there was no way to rush back to the city, Liangchen rested in the camp.
Chapter completed!