In fact, there were not many important civil and military officials in Chengdu at this time, and even fewer were rewarded with clear orders. Most of them were rewarded with one body and not listed in the telegram, and there would be no separate imperial edict in the future.

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Among them, the one who received the most reward was naturally Li Yan, who was regarded as an arm by Zhu Mei.

He was named Wu Chengbo, regarded as a military general, and was given the title of left governor.

The actual position is the supervisor of the Military Council.

Then there was Qin Liangyu, who was named a senior female general (subject) by Zhu Meiyu. He had been previously awarded the title of Marquis of Zhongzhen, and this time he was awarded the title of Prince Shaobao.

His actual position is the chief of Chengdu Military School and the assistant director of the Military Affairs Council.

Ma Ke was named the sixth-rank light char lieutenant, and his actual position was the general of the third town of the Imperial Guard, and he was appointed as the left governor, and was the admiral of the military affairs of the Chengdu Imperial Guard.

However, there are some imperial guards in Chengdu, border guards and garrisons.

The military power was actually controlled by Zhu Meiwei (actually Fei Zhen'e Founder) and Li Yan and Ma Ke.

These are only necessary constraints, not concerns about who will rebel.

In addition, since Zhu Mai established a new meritorious service system, he abolished the previous Wuxun and Wusan rank system.

In one case, the new meritorious title system will refer to some previous titles of martial arts, such as Yunqiwei and Cavalry Commander. If the martial arts system is not abolished, the two will be confused.

Second, the Wuxun and Wusan ranks had long been completely reduced to false reputations. Even at the end of the Ming Dynasty, civil and military officials did not care much about this false reputation.

Moreover, both are corresponding to civil and military officials, and they are more complicated to consider. Zhu Mai abolished the Wuxun and Wusan rank system at the suggestion of Hao Guangming.

As for Wenxun, the Wensan-level system chose to be retained.

First, the civil officials care more about these things, and second, it is because it is too difficult for civil officials to win titles through military merits.

However, this time, there are only a handful of civil officials awarded by Sichuan, Chongqing, Shaanxi and Guizhou.

The few who were transferred to Nanjing are not counted here, but the main ones who were awarded with a separate imperial edict are the following.

The governor of Shaanxi and Gansu, Lu Daqi, was promoted to the position of the Chief Executive Officer (sanjie), and was awarded several gold, silver, silk and satin.

The generals of the 10th town of the border defense army and the six towns of Shaanxi garrison, and the soldiers were also rewarded.

Among them, the most rewarded one was Li Ren, the general of the garrison army of Li Yan, who was named the Cavalry Commander.

Then Wang Fuchen was named Yunqiwei and Zhang Guangcai was named Enqiwei.

As for the other garrison generals, most of the deputy generals were generals such as He Zhen and Bai Guangen who surrendered and returned to the Ming Dynasty. The ones who had a lord in the Ming Dynasty were naturally gone. If they had not made corresponding contributions,

Zhu Masu did not seal it anymore, but just symbolically rewarded some silver and cloth.

In Sichuan, after Long Wenguang left, Chen Junchong was promoted from participating in politics in northern Sichuan to governor of Sichuan and promoted to the title of Tongfeng Doctor.

Ma Qian in Chongqing and Zhan Tianyan from Guizhou were also promoted to the title of Tongfeng Doctor, and were rewarded with gold, silver, silk and satin.

Then there were several independent generals, Zhu Hualong, who was guarding Songban Guard, who was awarded the title of Prince Shaobao, and Zhao Ronggui was symbolically rewarded with several silver cloth.

Liu Zhenfan, the general of the first town of the border defense army who was advising Guizhou military affairs, was named Linshui County Man.

The garrison generals and soldiers stationed in Guizhou and Chongqing also received corresponding rewards.

Li Dingguo, who was in charge of military affairs in northern Yu, southern Shaanxi and western Hubei, was named Ziyang County Male.

The generals and soldiers of the army below were also rewarded.

Li Dingguo did not know about his title at this time, nor did he even know that Zhu Mai ascended the throne on May 25th.

On that afternoon, he happened to resolve the troubles of Yunyang and met with the brothers Xu Qiyuan, Wang Guangchang and Wang Guangxing, Wang Guangxing, and Wang Guangxing, respectively...

Historically, when Wu Sangui withdrew from Tongguan area in the spring of 1645, he used the Ming Dynasty's local officials to deceive Xu Qiyuan and the Wang brothers who were not familiar with the outside world, and asked them to join forces to suppress the thieves.

As a result, Xu Qiyuan and Wang Guangchang led their troops to Wu Sangui's camp and were detained.

Xu Qiyuan died unyieldingly, while Wang Guangchang surrendered to the Qing army.

But Wang Guangxing, who was staying in Yun County, was not willing to surrender to the Qing Dynasty with his elder brother Wang Guangchang.

After being deceived from Yunxian County, he led some Ming troops who were unwilling to surrender to the Qing army to retreat to Fangxian area south of Yunyang Prefecture and launched anti-Qing activities.

Later, some Shun Army retreated to Hunan until twenty years later.

In this time and space, because Li Zicheng was forced to fight against the Qing army in Hubei, the opportunity for the Qing army to contact Yunyang Prefecture to trap the Ming army.

At the same time, Li Dingguo had already sent spies to Yunyang Prefecture to inform them of some of the outside world.

In this way, even in March and April, the Qing army invaded Xiangyang Prefecture and sent a partial army to Yunyang Prefecture, but failed to surrender the trapped Ming army.

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Xu Qiyuan and Wang Guangxing met Li Dingguo outside Yun County, and after seeing the decree of the state supervision he brought, they still found it incredible.

In April, a branch of Qing army less than 10,000 people entered Yunyang Prefecture.

Although the Eight Banners Army had less than a thousand people, and most of them were Han Banners, there was probably only one Niulu in the Manchu Eight Banners, and the rest were the Ming or Shun Army that had just surrendered to the Qing army.

But the Wang brothers fought with him in the wild, but they were defeated in several battles, and in the end they could only trap the Yunxian County Town.

This is because the army led by the Wang brothers is familiar with the geographical environment, otherwise they might have been directly wiped out by the Qing army.

Because the terrain of Yunxian County is relatively dangerous, the city wall has been raised and reinforced a lot in the past two years.

In addition, the mountain roads in Yunyang were difficult, and the Qing army did not have the chance to come for the time being, so they could only focus on siege and divided their troops to Yunxi, Shangjin, Baihe and other counties.

After that, the Qing army naturally tried their best to persuade Xu Qiyuan and the Wang brothers to surrender, and the treatment offered was quite generous.

At that time, the three had seen several spies sent by Li Dingguo, but they still had doubts about the princess's reign and defeating Zhang Xianzhong's army.

But even so, the three of them were still unmoved by the generous treatment of the Qing army. In this way, the role played by Xu Qiyuan, the Jingxi division of Taoism played was still very important.

It was influenced by Xu Qiyuan in the past two years that the Wang brothers, especially the younger Wang Guangxing, understood some of the righteousness of the country.

On the other hand, although Li Dingguo set out from Xing'anzhou to provide assistance in early May, it took a lot of time to march because it was difficult to walk on the mountain road.

Later, it was blocked by the Qing army in Baihe and fought with it, which took several days.

So it was not until two days ago that he led the Fourth Town of the Border Defense Army to outside Yunxian County.

Yesterday, the two sides fought with the wild land in the north of the city. Xu Qiyuan and the Wang brothers could see clearly, but in just one or two minutes, the Qing army was defeated.

Under the pursuit of the border guards led by Li Dingguo, only hundreds of Eight Banners and one or two thousand Green Camp soldiers fled.

The remaining six or seven thousand people were either killed on the spot by the border guards or became prisoners.

The Qing army was killed and there were even more than one hundred Manchu Eight Banners and two or three hundred Han Eight Banners!

It can be said that the elite level of the troops under Li Dingguo's banner as "The Fourth Town of the Ming Border Defense Army" surprised the three of them.
Chapter completed!