After writing this article "Five Years of Liao Dynasty and Long Peace", Qin Dewei read it again and was extremely satisfied!
In the 14th year of Jiajing, no one except him could write such a thing that was in line with the background of the times and very feasible!
As the saying goes, if Qin is not the number one scholar, what will happen to the common people!
As a much-anticipated number one scholar, this is the first time since entering officialdom that he has put forward political opinions on specific political matters.
There are always villains who say that he, Qin Dewei, only knows how to compose poetry, quarrel, and talk about cross talk, so he, Qin Dewei, will prove it once, and it is all nonsense!
As for whether it will be adopted, Qin Dewei analyzed that there should be a high probability.
This has to start with the psychology of Emperor Jiajing. If you don’t delve into the emperor’s psychology, you won’t be able to survive.
Judging from the historical data mastered by Qin Dewei, Emperor Jiajing's mentality reached a turning point in the seventeenth year of Jiajing.
In this year, Emperor Jiajing's biological mother, the Empress Dowager Jiang, passed away, which was a big blow to the sensitive Emperor Jiajing.
Because Empress Dowager Jiang was not only her biological mother, but also the spiritual support for Emperor Jiajing's battles with his ministers.
In the 17th year of Jiajing's reign, Empress Dowager Chiang passed away. In the 18th year of Jiajing's southern tour, what he saw and heard was unsatisfactory. Emperor Jiajing's frustration intensified, and his professional mentality began to become negative.
Then in the 21st year of Jiajing, the Renyin Palace changed. Emperor Jiajing was almost killed by a palace maid. After that, he completely let himself go and entered the Xiyuan cultivation mode.
Therefore, the 17th year of Jiajing was a watershed. Although the previous Emperor Jiajing had many problems, such as being suspicious, jealous, ungrateful, mean, and harsh...
However, the early Emperor Jiajing was definitely considered diligent and studious, and he was eager to seek governance to the point of impatience. He probably wanted to use this to prove the legitimacy of his throne and the great rituals.
Therefore, Qin Dewei felt that the professional style of Emperor Jiajing 17 years before Jiajing was a bit like his grandson's grandson.
Since five years of Pingliao can fool Chongzhen, then five years of Dingliao should also be able to impress Chongzhen's grandfather's grandfather, right?
Even those who travel through time must abide by the basic laws of history.
Qin Dewei checked it again and made sure that there were no taboo words and that all formats were correct, then he stamped it with the seal of the Guangning Wei Experience Department.
Then send the memorial to the main store of Guangning Wei Express, and then send it to the capital in a hurry!
Qin Dewei then wrote a letter to Zeng's father-in-law, informing him of his situation, and severely sued Commander Yuan.
It is better to stamp it with the seal of the Guangning Guards Bureau and send it to Liaoyang from the express delivery shop!
While the editor of the Hanlin Academy who was visiting privately incognito was abusing public tools and publishing all kinds of private information, others were not idle either.
After arduous negotiations, the top three people in Guangning City, Eunuch Wang, General Liu, and Commander Yuan finally unified their thinking and blamed Governor Lu for the cause of the Guangning mutiny.
Anyway, Governor Lu had already provoked a mutiny in Liaoyang and was captured by rebels in Guangning, so he could just take on another responsibility.
With the local snake Commander Yuan patting his chest and ensuring peace, Eunuch Wang and General Liu jointly reported to the court the situation of the mutiny.
He also put forward a countermeasure that focuses on appeasement, and suggested that Commander Yuan be the specific executor.
Feng Qingcheng told Qin Dewei about these situations, but Qin Dewei was indifferent and didn't pay much attention.
Whatever the local government wants to do, it has nothing to do with him. Anyway, his contribution is all in the five-year plan to establish Liao Dynasty. Small things like quelling chaos on the spot are not worthy of his concern.
His current position is that of a Hanlin Prime Minister who strategizes, focuses on the future, makes long-term plans, and plays big chess!
To be honest, no one likes to participate in very troublesome front-line work unless they have to, and Qin Dewei is no exception.
Isn’t it delicious to drink serious seasonal new tea leisurely and leisurely in the luxurious building next to Guangning Yi?
Moreover, this building was privately opened by a very powerful local Qianhu official, so if there was a mutiny, there would be absolutely no problem in terms of safety.
I just occasionally think of Miss Li, whose name I don’t know, will she be punished after she returns to the camp?
Originally, after two days, Qin Dewei felt that he had nothing to do in Guangning City and wanted to start over again and go to Liaoyang City to visit relatives. This was his original purpose of coming to Liaodong.
But who would have thought that news came from other places that after the mutiny in Guangning City, another mutiny broke out in Liaoyang City before the aftermath was settled.
Moreover, in Fushun Pass further north, inspired by the example, there was also a mutiny.
Therefore, Qin Dewei could only remain silent for the time being, and continued to stay in the Guangning Posthouse to watch the situation.
In any case, although there was a mutiny, Guangning City was not in chaos, and it was safer than running around everywhere.
In Qin Dewei's eyes, a mutiny involving local military households in Guangning City was actually similar to a civil uprising in inland provinces.
The soldiers who participated in the mutiny were also local residents. Detaining officials and occupying the government offices to demonstrate to the court for money was already the limit. They could not burn, kill, and loot in their own homes.
The urgent imperial edict from the capital was sent to Guangning City, and was received first by the guarding eunuch Wang Chun.
Then Eunuch Wang called General Liu Huai and Commander Yuan Lin of the Guangning Guard with a confused look on his face, and conveyed the latest decree of the imperial court. Commander Liu and Commander Yuan were also confused.
"Qin Dewei, who was compiled by the Hanlin Academy, was appointed as the imperial envoy to announce the war and deal with the mutiny in Guangning City nearby.
Abandoned at the governor's gate in Guangning City, the flag was temporarily kept by Qin Dewei, waiting to be handed over to the new governor.
Liaodong's censor Zeng Mian dealt with Liaoyang, and Fushun rebelled.
With the Liao River as the boundary, if there is another mutiny, Qin Dewei and Zeng Mian will be dealt with separately according to the west and east of Hexi."
The most confused person was Yuan Lin, the commander of the Guangning Guard. He wanted to turn bad things into good things and gain a lot of achievements!
The biggest person in the Liaodong Guard system, Liu Shangde, the commander of the Liaodong Capital Division, provoked the Liaoyang mutiny and will definitely be dismissed. Therefore, the promotion channel for the military attache of the Liaodong Guard will appear immediately!
If he, Yuan Lin, made meritorious service in quelling the chaos in Guangning, he could easily move up the ladder!
The Guangning Guards can be called the top two guards in Liaodong, and their status is very special. Yuan Lin has the opportunity to be directly promoted to the second-level commander of the Liaodong Dusi!
But why did the imperial court send an imperial envoy to take charge of the matter? Then how could he, Yuan Lin, achieve such great success!
Could it be that the friendly negotiations between the top three people in Guangning were all in vain?
There are two more things that make these three people even more confused. First, the imperial envoys who are usually sent to quell chaos have never seen Hanlin officers sent directly.
Everyone knows that Hanlin officials are gods in heaven, how can they still take care of such mortal chores?
The second point is that the mutiny has already occurred in Guangning, but your court is not taking it seriously?
But he quickly ordered the local officials to deal with the situation and slowly sent people from the capital?
Could it be that everyone was here to watch before the imperial envoy from the capital came over?
Liu Zongbing felt that the court officials were not so stupid, so he turned over the imperial edict and studied it for a while.
Suddenly he realized that the word "nearby" was the key word. Could it be that this Qin Hanlin man was in Guangning City?
Only in this way can we explain why the imperial court appointed him as the imperial envoy! That’s why it’s called nearby disposal!