Although Chihu is in absolute strength, I don’t know how long it will take to confront the Jianghuai line and how many corpses and flesh should be filled in to stabilize the situation slightly.

Xu Huai was completely unwilling to fight for power at this time.

Back to Huaiyuan, he and everyone were even worried that the defense line was too long and the defense area was too large, which would over-dilute Chushan's limited elite combat power, but he had to adopt a defensive strategy of virtualizing the outside and realizing the inside.

Now, no matter how much money and food Xiangyang gives him, Xu Huai is unwilling to expand the scale of his troops at once.

Chushan currently has only 7,000 combat power. In Xu Huai's view, it is more reasonable to expand to about 15,000 to 20,000 people; if the expansion is unlimited, it will only cause a serious decline in the combat effectiveness of the army.

However, it was Zhou He, Gao Chunnian and Gu Fan, who even witnessed it with their own eyes and realized how bad the current situation was, could not get rid of the imprint of using literature to control martial arts and fighting for power and power in the depths of his bone marrow.

Xu Huai could not change Zhou He, Gao Chunnian, Gu Fan and others, so he simply included the eastern part of Guangzhou, including Huaichuan, Guangshan, Huangchuan and Jiuli, in the eastern part of the Chushan Camp defense zone, and handed it over to the Xuanwei army to defend so that the Xuanwei army could maintain the enemy after being dispatched from the northern route of Jinghu to form a military force, exercise combat effectiveness, and share the strong military pressure that the Chihu people were about to exert.

After Jinghu North Road was merged with some prefectures and counties on Jinghu South Road, it has more than 60 counties and more than 5 million households. From this perspective, in addition to paying money and grain from Jinghu North Road, it should also directly recruit troops from Jinghu North Road to participate in the war against the Chihu people.

Although Zhao Yi, Duke of Wuwei, was still on his way to Qingzhou, considering the urgent threat and military pressure faced by the King of Lu in Qingzhou and Qizhou, it would not be too big of a problem to persuade them to mobilize their troops to move south to Xu Sishouchu and other places to deploy defenses.

At that time, Huainan East Road and Huainan West Road will be merged into Huainan Road, and Xu Siqingyi and other places north of the Huai River will be handed over to the King of Lu to raise money and grain by themselves.

The money and grain supply of the camps and troops directly under the Xiangyang headquarters and the troops were expanded, and there were also adjustments based on Puban's proposals.

Before leaving Puban, King Jing sent messengers to the fourth route of Chuanxia, ​​and are now rushing to Xiangyang one after another.

Although the Fourth Chuanxia Road is still absolutely controlled by the Shichen Group, most officials can still clearly realize that under the current situation, it is the wisest choice to support King Jing ascend the throne in Xiangyang to organize troops to resist the Chihu people; they also know very well that only Gao Junyang, Zheng Huaizhong can defend Shaanxi, Heluo and Chuanxia Roads to avoid the impact of war.

Therefore, the plan of Shaanxi and Heluo Xingying to collect money and grain from the fourth route of Chuanxia to support the front-line operations remained unchanged, and they agreed to send a group of troops to the north to accept the control of Shaanxi and Heluo Xingying.

The biggest adjustment to Puban’s proposal is that Caizhou will not set up a camp.

Zhang Xin, Deng Gui's troops, Taiyuan defenders merged with Xiangyang Prefecture Army, formed the left and right Xuanwu Army, and the left and right Xiaosheng Army, all of which were directly under Xiangyang's rule.

The Marshal of the Military and Horses set up the Duxingying Division, which serves as the direct commanding agency for the left and right Xuanwu Army and the left and right Xiaosheng Army.

Zhou He and Gu Fan were the chief ministers and the commander of the Duxingying Camp. The deputy commander of the Duxingying Camp was the chief and deputy chief officer, maintaining the tradition of the sects leading the army; the general Wen Hengyue was promoted to military affairs and was responsible for the daily affairs of the Duxingying Office.

Deng Gui, Zhang Xin, Liu Yan and Yang Lin served as commanders of the Fourth Army.

Hu Kai served as Sima of the Grand Marshal's Office to assist King Jing in charge of military affairs and military recruitment.

Zhou He, Gao Chunnian, Gu Fan and others initially thought of Xu Huai as the commander of Tianxiong's army, and the capital deployment department was directly under the jurisdiction of the Ministry of Deployment, stationed in Tongbai Mountain and the outer city and villages, and only led military affairs, while local officials were directly appointed by Xiangyang.

In the end, King Jing, Hu Kai, Xu Wei, Qian Zerui, Zhu Han, Wang Fan and others insisted on demarcating Chu Mountain into a war zone and setting up camps.

Before the fall of Bianliang, the imperial guards of various troops were in charge of ten wings and fifty battalions of soldiers, with a total of about 25,000 troops.

At present, the Duxingying Division has limited combat troops directly under the jurisdiction of Duxingying Division. The Xiangyang Prefecture Army seems to have a population of 20,000, but with the insistence of King Jing and others, these people must eliminate the weak and retain the strong. The generals under the former Jingxi Road Metro Station Division have not experienced the tempering of the war and have to be reduced to one to two levels to be retained.

In addition to the limited money and food, Xiangyang generals and ministers could also realize that soldiers are more expensive than elites. Therefore, the left and right Xuanwu Army and the left and right Xiaosheng Army were temporarily organized to have soldiers of the sixth wings and thirty battalions.

The Chushan camp was based on the Tianxiong Army as the main army, and only soldiers from the sixth wings and thirty battalions were allowed to be organized.

Although Xiangyang will not immediately implement the recruitment system, Xiangyang can ensure that it will provide 500,000 jin of money and grain to Chushan every year through various methods such as rewarding merit money.

Of course, in addition to the Tianxiong Army as the main army, the Chushan camp can also train the wing army and the township soldiers as a supplement, but the soldiers, armor, food and salary must be raised from the local area.

In addition to Xu Huai, the general manager of the military and political affairs of Chushan, the candidates for the military and military personnel recommended by Xu Huai were also recognized by Xiangyang.

Zhu Han came here this time and also brought a batch of appointment letters.

Shi Zhen and Su Laochang also led the left and right officials of the camp, and led the military to manage warehousing, workshops, military farming, construction, official pastoral affairs.

Xu Wujiang and Chen Zixiao also led the left and right Sima, and led the military to manage training, military registration, reward merits, spy and other matters.

Xu Wuji also led the cavalry envoy, and the director of the Cavalry Academy to conduct military prisons and punishments.

Tang Pan, Xu Xin'an, Wang Xian, Han Qi, Tang Qing and Yin Peng were the Duhou of Yu, and the commander of the Tianxiong Army's six-box army.

In addition to the sixth wing of the Tianxiong Army, another wing of guards was set up, and Wang Ju was the commander of the capital to lead the leadership.

Chushan was in charge of the strategy of defending the outside world. Cheng Yi came to Huaiyuan County and led Huaiyuan civil affairs, criminal prisons and other matters; Shi Zhen also knew Xinyang County.

Except for Huaiyuan and Xinyang counties, households in Queshan, Shangcai, Zhenyang, Luoshan and other places must be evacuated to the south and no counties will be set up.

Xu Huai planned to set up two sub-commissioned inspection departments in Qingyiling and Luoshan, to serve as the commander and commander, and each of them was under two to four military camps (surveillance departments) to build a defense line against the Hehuai Plain.

Xu Huai now plans to give up Huangchuan, Guangshan, Huaichuan and Jiuli Pass east of Luoshan.

If Xiangyang approved, he would set up the headquarters of the General Manager of the Military and Horse Capital in Zhouqiao and stay in Zhouqiao to take charge.

In this way, he can not only take into account the defenses of Qingyiling and Xinyang (Luoshan), and if necessary, he can also directly lead the troops across the Huaihe River and fight against the enemy soldiers entering the Rushui and Yingshui coasts.

If the Xuanwei army under Jinghu North Road (Hubei Road) did not dare to take over the defenses of Huangchuan, Guangshan, Huaichuan and Jiuli Pass, Xu Huai could only set up his headquarters in Xinyang City, so that he could better manage the defense on the eastern front.

Although after the fall of Bianliang before the New Year, people south of the capital fled south on a large scale, tens of thousands of new refugees have flocked to Tongbai Mountain, and people from Queshan, Shangcai, Zhenyang and others have to evacuate the south. There is no shortage of young and strong men at the moment. Chu Mountain is currently not short of young and strong men.

However, Xu Huai had no intention of fully filling the organization of the 30th battalion of the Tianxiong Army.

At present, he only plans to temporarily organize the three battalions of soldiers in each wing, plus the guards directly under the command, and the main army maintains a 10,000 troops.

Xu Huai also commanded the governor of the prefecture and the prefecture military commander, and could also reorganize and command a certain scale of wing troops and township soldiers.

Xu Huai planned to recruit Qingzhuang Jianrui to form the 10th battalion army, the sixth battalion workers and the baggage troops, to be responsible for internal security, basic defense of Zhuchengzhaizhai, large-scale road paving, and city construction.

Pan Chenghu and Guo Jun were ordered to command the left and right commanders of the Xiang Army, commanding the tenth battalion army; Xu Wukun served as the construction envoy, in charge of the six battalion workers and the baggage troops.

Before Zhu Han set out for Shouchun, Xu Huai urgently sent people to Xiangyang to state the situation where Xuanwei's army was about to leave Jiuli Pass and guard Huangchuan, Guangshan and Huaichuan to fight with the enemy.

Xiangyang finally decided to re-establish Shenzhou and merge Chushan, Xinyang and other places into Shenzhou.

Shenzhou, Yiyang, and Yiyang are both old names of counties on Huai Shang. The names have been replaced for more than a thousand years. I don’t know how many cycles have been experienced since the merger and splitting of counties and prefectures.

At this time, Xu Huai agreed to split the eastern part of the Chushan Camp defense zone to the Xuanwei army and establish a new Shenzhou to govern Chushan, Xinyang and other places, which is of course the most convenient way.

Xu Huai was the chief manager of the Chushan camp and the governor of Shenzhou.

After receiving the approval from Xiangyang, Xu Huai directly sent Tang Pan to Luoshan to take over defense, and Tang Pan also led the inspector of Luoshan Capital to take over Luoshan; at the same time, Xu Xin'an led the soldiers to stay in Qingyiling and also led the inspector of Qingyiling.

Xu Huai officially set up the tent of the camp in Zhouqiao, and at the same time merged the affairs of the state court into the tent leader Shishi...
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