Being able to grasp the three-level political power of villages, townships and counties, and occupy the mainstream in these three levels of political power is Guo's biggest political goal at present.

Therefore, in the county-level government, Guo should also try to use the low-born bureaucrats he can control to grasp the key power.

In addition to the officials at the leadership level such as the prefectural magistrate, he demanded that most of the entire county-level political power should be his own people, so as to isolate the prefectural magistrate and prefectural magistrate who were born as scholars.

A county does not have only one county magistrate or county magistrate, nor can it be handled by a county magistrate alone.

There are tens of thousands of people in small counties, and even hundreds of thousands of people in large counties, and it is impossible for one person to do it.

In the Han Empire, the county magistrate was a thousand-stone official, the county magistrate was a six-hundred-stone official, the large county was the county order, and the small county was the county magistrate.

The Wei Empire retained such a difference, but the county magistrate also gave a rank of 1,000 stones.

Under the county magistrate and county order of the Wei Empire, there were also county officials who were in charge of culture and education, county lieutenants who were in charge of armies, Gongcao who was in charge of the merits of county officials, Fa Cao who was in charge of justice, Lingshi who was in charge of archives and records, and Prison Peng who was in charge of prisons.

They control the administrative, economic, daily security, criminal investigation and other vital powers of a county, and assist the county magistrate in exercising his powers.

These people can be appointed by officials who have passed the examination from Li Shu.

Therefore, Guo appointed these people with crooked butts as county officials in the county-level government and occupied a dominant position.

In this way, the county-level government will not be chaotic and disorderly in the future punctuation revolution.

Even if Guo and the scholars went to war in an all-out way, and the prefectures and counties and the central government fell into chaos, these powerful auxiliary officials could basically replace the county orders and county magistrates who were born in scholars in accordance with the emperor's decrees, control the administration of a county, and stabilize the county-level government.

If there is no chaos at the three levels of villages, townships, and counties, there will be no chaos at the grassroots level, and if there is no chaos at the grassroots level, then the chaos at the top level can be quickly quelled.

Among the candidates for the county magistrate and above, although the officials from Li Shu cannot be served, the sons of the poor and powerful can be served.

The Hanmen Haoqiang has always been the object of Guo's alliance, and it is also the target of the scholars' attack and suppression.

In the administrative organs below the county level, Guo can mobilize the children of the training camp and the officials of Li Shu to occupy a dominant position and seize the actual political power.

In the administrative institutions above the county level, Guo must make good use of the children of the poor family to fight with the scholars and compete for the right to speak.

Guo only won the administrative status of the county-level officials from Li Shu, and it is not possible to go up to the top at present.

Therefore, in the game at the state and county level and the central level, Guo can only use the children of the poor and the powerful as the main force.

Taixue is the base camp where the children of the poor and powerful are concentrated.

They study here, study here, and become officials from here, but they can't follow the way of filial piety.

In the era of long-term confrontation and troubled times in the middle and late Eastern Han Dynasty, the heroes of the poor family successfully broke through the restrictions of their origins, although it was difficult to rise, but it was not stipulated that they really could not rise.

The Shi clan has not yet evolved into a gate valve, and the gate valve of the two Jin and Southern and Northern Dynasties does not yet exist, and they cannot suppress the Han family in an all-round way.

Hanmen officials did not have the restrictions of Li Shu officials, and they could fight for a way out in the political system of the Wei Empire, and they could serve as county commanders and county guards and even assassins and central officials.

Therefore, above the county-level government, they are the main objects of Guo's dependence.

They should know it themselves.

Without the path of Taixue provided to them by someone Guo, they would not be able to be high-ranking officials at all, and they had to rely closely on the emperor's side in order to ensure their own interests.

This has been confirmed in a series of turmoil before Guo Peng ascended the throne and became emperor.

Those poor people who sat crooked and had abnormal heads were abandoned because they mistakenly stood on the side of the scholars and became spiritual scholars, and then they were packed and thrown into the garbage heap by Guo someone.

And the scholars will not go to war for this group of people and the emperor.

It's not worth it.

After those few incidents, a large number of children from poor families sat upright.

Knowing that the scholars would never accept them, they were just loud and loud, and if they wanted to go further to replace the scholars, the only object they could rely on was the emperor.

The best example is the Cheng Yu family, which advanced from a humble family to a scholar clan.

Because of Guo Peng's promotion, the family inheritance of Cheng's "Little Du Law" was granted, and the Cheng family jumped from the Hanmen family to a second-rate legal scholar family, which is quite desirable in the eyes of many Hanmen children.

As long as they rely on the emperor closely, then sooner or later the emperor will also give them a promotion in rank, so that their family will also leap up and become an enviable scholar.

And this kind of thing, although it only happened once, but there is a first time and a second time, which is something that everyone agrees on.

In a sense, the inheritance of "Little Dulu" mastered by the Guo family is also an important reason why countless children from poor families are willing to gather around Guo.

They are looking forward to becoming the second Cheng family and becoming scholars.

Cheng Yu is Guo's bonsai for attracting foreign investment.

Therefore, although Cheng Yu has been hit politically, his family has become a scholar clan.

As long as it is a scholar clan and has not been imprisoned by the emperor, he has the qualifications to continuously act as an official, even if it is just a local official, which has a fatal attraction for the children of the poor family.

Guo is very good at painting cakes to satisfy hunger.

On the one hand, Guo launched a political struggle against the scholars, using the emperor's authority to punish them and imprison them, and use this as an excuse to punish their local forces.

On the other hand, the bureaucrats of the poor have been continuously promoted to serve as the main officials at the county level, so that the county-level political power has been completely transformed into a poor bureaucracy.

They will break free from the shackles of the scholars and constantly eradicate the foundation of the dictatorship of the scholars at the local level.

This kind of action has been carried out all the time, and the results are still good.

At least in the four years of Yande, three-sevenths of the country's counties have achieved the transformation of the local government, that is, not a single official in a county is from a scholar family.

In the remaining four-sevenths of the way, there are also the vast majority of county-level governments that only have county commanders or county magistrates who are officials from scholars, and the other auxiliary officials are all children of the Han family or Li Shu.

It's a simple way.

After letting Li Shu's children enter the county-level government to do things, Guo Mouren waved the banner of high and low status, and waved the banner of preferential treatment and compromise with scholars, stipulating that scholar officials should start as county commanders or county magistrates.

Scholar officials start as county officials, and then go up to county officials, state officials, and even central officials.

In this way, the scholars and officials were greatly satisfied, and they all felt the superiority of their identities, and completely widened the distance between them and the [lowly people] such as the children of the poor family.

Prior to this, the scholar officials also had a record of serving as the local pavilion chief Rizheng.

After the implementation of this rule, the power of the scholars gradually concentrated on the high-level government organizations, and their eyes were only focused on higher official positions and powers, and they didn't care about anything else.

Grassroots government organizations are largely undervalued.

Therefore, in addition to the complete transformation of the second-level government in the countryside, it is also natural that the probability of the county-level government being transformed into a low-level government is three-seventh.

Then these [lowly bureaucrats] who are very difficult to ascend to the top certainly have natural envy, jealousy and hatred for those [noble bureaucrats] who are very simple to ascend.

What Guo has to do is to elevate the jealousy and hatred in this emotion and make it opposed.

As a result, we consolidated the Lishu and Hanmen, continuously increased the proportion of the county-level political power, and took the local political power below the county level into our own hands.

Further up, the county and state bureaucrats, and even the central officials, are more difficult.

At this level, the number of scholars and bureaucrats is overwhelmingly significant.

Seventy percent of the county guards were from scholars.

Except for Qingzhou, Youzhou and Bingzhou, Mi Zhu, Xian Yufu and Xiahoudun served as the state assassins, and then a Guo Rui served as the Yanzhou assassin is his own person, and the other state assassins are all from scholars.

Seventy percent of the central bureaucrats were scholars.

Therefore, although the basic policy has been determined, and Guo has also vigorously supported it, the Keshi group is still very large, and the Hanmen group and the Lishu group do not have the strength to replace them at present.

The scholar group held seventy percent of the Wei Empire's high-ranking official positions and power.

In order to maintain the normal operation and strategic actions of the Guo Wei Empire, Guo still had to use these scholar bureaucrats.

In any case, these elite educated and experienced scholars are excellent in every sense of the word.

But using it does not mean that it is used without defense, it must be prepared, and second-hand preparation must also be available.

We must not let them be harmonious, we must not let them develop and grow, we must start to weaken their strength, let them have internal disharmony, and let them have internal friction.

Therefore, Guo needs to be artificially for the scholar group, and the group is also lined up with a three, six, nine, and so on.

Let them fight in the nest, keep fighting, and not be monolithic.

Some people use the status of officials to rank the status of Guo's former officials, but Guo does not see it that way, and he still uses the difference in regional origin to provoke fights between scholars.

With differences, there is the driving force of jealousy and resentment.

The highest scholars in the Guo Wei imperial system were the scholars of Jizhou, Qingzhou, and Yanzhou.

In addition, officials from the four prefectures of Bingzhou, Youzhou, Yuzhou and Xuzhou followed, followed by Yongzhou in Kansai, followed by Yangzhou, Jingzhou and Yizhou.

The later Liangzhou, Pingzhou and Jiaozhou are not included in this grade because of their special circumstances.

Basically, according to the order of Guo someone's pacification of the world, the scholars were divided into grades according to their geographical origins, and the ranks were immediately distinguished.

The first-class Qingyanji Sanzhou scholars have the best political status, political resources, and political channels.

It is very easy for their children to rise through the ranks, and they can easily enter the center, turn the clouds and rain in the highest power hub, and swim in the ocean of power.

The next few levels will all stand aside.

The identity of Guo's former official is for you, not for you to climb beyond the limits of your identity.

In the first rank, there is also the difference between the origin of the Guo family and the origin of Jizhou.

Because Qingyan Erzhou is the foundation of Guo Peng's business, Jizhou was only conquered later.

Although Jizhou was accepted by Guo to the greatest extent because of its outstanding people, it seems that the scholars in Qingyan Erzhou still have to stand aside.

The previous two major political storms can vaguely see the struggle within the first-echelon political group of the Guo Wei Empire.