Although Emperor Yongchang's rabbit tail is not long, the things left by Emperor Yongchang can still be digested by Lu Si for one or two years, or the banner of Dashun Jiedushi can give Lu Si more bargaining chips.

After all, after Li Zicheng's death, the Shun Army that surrendered to the Qing Dynasty and the Shun Army that joined the Ming Dynasty to resist the Qing Dynasty were roughly the same.

And those who can fight are all on the side of the Qing Dynasty.

For example, the Camp of Loyalty.

When Huaian decided to "invest" Li Zicheng, Lu Si had already ambushed the future anti-Qing situation.

Who is the enemy and who is the friend, and how to develop under the premise of stages? Lu Si believes that he has received compulsory education, learned ideology and politics, and has a little understanding of that.

Therefore, he chose to "subject to the right".

Nanming?

If the Qing Dynasty hadn't been too strong, Lu Si would have to cross the river to "rest the country first".

The Ming regime had completely lost people's hearts during the Chongzhen dynasty and had no hope, otherwise it would not have caused a ridiculous act of the Ming army pretending to be Shun army in its own territory.

The Ming Dynasty regained people's hearts after Dorgon ordered the removal of his clothes and clothing. The Han gentry, including those surrendered Qing warlords, found that it was not a country that destroyed the world, but a world that was destroyed. Before that, the Ming Dynasty was just a existence that was scrambling to despise.

Although the facts are unacceptable, this was the case in the year of Jiashen.

From the perspective of interests, "Shun Shun" can maximize the interests of the Huai Army, and at least let the Shun Army, who resisted the Qing Dynasty, know that their "accomplices" were there in Huaiyang. If there was no place to go, Lu Si would openly welcome them to come.

The Shun Army was defeated, but there were also many elite troops who severely damaged the Qing army.

At least, the tens of thousands of strong brigades in Zhongzhen Camp, which is far superior to the Western Army, can't let the Nanming troop gang die, be exhausted and drag it to death, and do nothing in the fight against Qing Dynasty.

Of course, if Li Zicheng could stand longer in the north, it would be very beneficial to Lu Si, the governor of Huaiyang, Dashun, and to the Huai Army.

Yipianshi and the main battlefield in Shaanxi were later, Lu Si could not reach his hand, but he could get into the Henan branch battlefield in front of his home.

A few months later, the Shun Army will launch a local strategic counterattack in Henan.

This battle was crucial to the Huai Army, because it was this battle that forced Duoduo, who had already moved south, to turn around, thus delaying the time of going south for a year.

This year, Lu Si was more precious than gold.

Then, Lu Si must be the subject of Emperor Yongchang, and be happy.

Who made Li Zicheng rich in legacy

The news that Lu Si brothers became the governor of the Dashun Dynasty also made the Huai Army excited, but everyone was too unfamiliar with the official name of the governor, so they still used the former title of governor to replace the governor of the Ming Dynasty.

If one attains enlightenment, one must ascend to heaven.

Although Dashun was not long, only Lu Si knew about it, but others didn't know about it. So he became a high-ranking official in Dashun, and he naturally had to say that he would rebel with his head with his head.

Not only did you, Lu Wenzong, become a high-ranking official in Dashun, but others would still have some official titles from Huai Jun, which would definitely be unreasonable.

Lu Si must also ask Liu Bao, who was representing Li Zicheng, about this matter. When he knew that the other party was also a meeting of Huaiyangtong, Lu Si couldn't help but feel nervous, and instinctively thought that Li Zicheng had laid a nail around him.

However, Liu Bao was obviously not the kind of person who "fake the power of the tiger" that Lu Si thought, but was very pragmatic. Without waiting for Lu Si to speak, he congratulated him on defeating the Ming army in Jiangnan. Later, he said that Lu Si needed to draft a list of the Huaiyang meritorious soldiers to submit to the central government to discuss his merits and positions.

"Your Majesty is now in charge of the army to fight in the east, and the governor may have to wait for a while. I think everything can be done at the right time."

Liu Bao said that the expedient act was to let Lu Si first assign an official position. This would first gather and inspire people's morale, and the second was to quickly establish a grassroots regime in Dashun in the Huaiyang area, laying a solid foundation for the politics of Huaiyang Province.

In name, Liu Bao, who is already the Huaiyangtong Association, must refer to the young military governor in front of him with his official title.

When Niu Jinxing decided to be the governor of the Jiedushi, he suggested to use the other name of "Huifu" in the old Tang Dynasty as the title of Jiedushi. General Liu Zongmin and others said it would be better to call him Marshal. However, Li Zicheng thought that Huifu was too literary and the marshal was too big, so he called him Governor, which sounded so elegant and easy to understand.

The governor must be more powerful than the Chief of the Central Commander, and the former can better show the military and political leadership of the governor over the area under his jurisdiction. Although the Chief of the Central Commander is actually a civil and military restraint, it is too civilized and official.

Liu Bao was so reasonable, Lu Si naturally wanted to do so. He had just become a Dashun official, and Dashun was at its peak now, so he would definitely not have any conflicts with the representatives of the Central People's Central Committee.

However, the two still had differences on the appointment of prefecture-county officials.

After all, Liu Bao was a juren from the Ming Dynasty. Although he had recruited Yi to fight against Zhang Xianzhong and was also a commander of Jingzhou in Dashun, he still had the concept of civil and military governance in his bones, namely, the division of civil and military governance.

Therefore, Liu Bao believed that all officials in the army could be appointed by those under Lu Si’s subordinates, but local officials should try their best to appoint demoted officials and local meritorious people.

For example, the prefect of Yangzhou, Ming Dynasty, Tan Wendao, Liu Bao suggested that he be appointed as the prefect of Yangzhou, and Dashun also tried his best to retain former Ming officials in the appointment of officials at the Yangzhou Prefecture level.

Lu Si must be unwilling to regain control of the local governments of Huaiyang. In this way, the killing of the officials and the rebellion, and how to promote many policies that will obviously touch the interests of gentry and wealthy businessmen, such as military-civilian integration, which will be implemented in the future, will be promoted.

If you say a thousand words, no matter how good the policy is, it must be implemented by people. If the person who implements it first is the opposite of this policy, then how useful is it?

Therefore, the two inevitably had a conflict in their opinions, but they had a clear understanding of the current situation in Huaiyang, so this conflict was limited to personnel and did not evolve into dissatisfaction with each other.

That is, what is called "justice".

This is also where Lu Sishi admires Liu Bao.

In the end, both sides made "compromises" at the same time.

Liu Bao agreed to Lu Si elect the candidates for prefectures, prefectures, and Lu Si agreed to select those who were capable of the former officials and gentry to be appointed as officials.

The candidate for the prefect of Yangzhou was Zheng Yuanxun, a former Ming Jinshi nominated by Lu Si, while Liu Bao was optimistic about Tan Wendao, who served as the left-ranking political officer of the Huaiyangtong Association, assisting Liu Bao in constructing Huaiyang civil affairs.

Because Huai'an was surrounded by the Ming army, Liu Feng's Huaiyangtonghui Department could only be temporarily located in Yangzhou.

Among the other prefectures and counties that the Huai Army had controlled, He Chuan, the former governor of Gaoyou, remained as the governor of Gaoyou Prefecture in Dashun, Lu Jiying, the former governor of Shanyang, Huai'an, Ming, was appointed as the magistrate of Jiangdu County, Zhao Wen, the former governor of Gaoyou, was appointed as the magistrate of Baoying County, Jiang Wenyi, the former governor of Yangzhou, Ming, was appointed as the magistrate of Yizhen County, Guo Xuwen, the former governor of Taizhou, remained as the governor of Taizhou, and Song Qing, the former chief of the Jiangsi of the Ming and Qing Dynasties, was appointed as the magistrate of Yancheng County.

In addition, because Xinghua was still in abide by, Rugao under Taizhou was not affiliated with, and the Huai Army had not yet captured Tongzhou, so these county officials who had not affiliated with the states were not publicly discussed for the time being.

Lu Si also referred Cheng Lin as the Huai'an Defense Envoy, Xia Dajun as the Yangzhou Defense Envoy, Xie Jinsheng as the Tongzhou Defense Envoy, Shen Dafu as the Yancheng Commander, Lu Guangyuan as the Baoying Commander, Jiang Kui as the Gaoyou Commander, Sun Wujin as the Yangzhou Commander, Zuo Pan An as the Yizhen Commander, Song Wu as the Jiangdu Commander, and Xu Monk was the Xinghua Commander

These military positions are all named and are not actually held.
Chapter completed!