There are many things that Emperor Chongzhen decided at the Shuori Imperial Meeting of the Jianji Hall on March 1, and the main problem he wants to solve is the finishing problem after repelling the attack of Jianyu.

Whether it is Monan, Hetao, or the land south and east of the Douman River occupied by Chen Jisheng, Kong Youde, and others, if they are defeated, they must be incorporated into the territory as soon as possible, and civilian and military generals should be dispatched to garrison as soon as possible.

Whether it is to recruit rebels or recruit immigrants to reclaim famine, in short, it is necessary to firmly control the newly occupied or newly restored land in our hands as soon as possible.

This matter was done by the emperor through the current Military Aircraft Department, the Military Department, and the Governor's Office of the Five Armies, and he did not allow the Cabinet, the Metropolitan Procuratorate, and the Six Departments to interfere or discuss at all.

Emperor Chongzhen took it to the Jianji Hall court meeting held in Shuori, and it was just announced in public and went through the motions.

In this announcement, in a series of arrangements for the general army and the town guard, the newly promoted An Yuan Bo Cao Wenzhao and his martial arts battalion were transferred out of Rehe Fort.

The person who succeeded Cao Wenzhao to guard Rehe Fort and even the vast territory outside the border of Jizhen was You Shiwei, the chief military officer of Jizhen.

You Shiwei, like Ma Shilong, is a trusted general raised by Sun Chengzong, and this time he led the army of Jizhen and followed Sun Chengzong to the north of Saibei, which has always been used as Sun Chengzong's Chinese army.

Because the main force of the Jizhen border army was originally infantry, they did not come in handy when they pursued the Hauge Yellow Flag army to the west.

Because of this, You Shiwei, the chief military officer of Jizhen who has been following Sun Chengzong to deal with all kinds of cumbersome camp affairs, has not been able to make outstanding military exploits.

But even so, Emperor Chongzhen asked him to move to Rehe Fort, not to let him be a town guard who was one level lower than the rank of the chief military officer of a border town.

Instead, he took this opportunity to officially change Jizhou Town to Rehe Town, and let You Shiwei take the entire Jizhen army to completely move the town to the border.

Emperor Chongzhen also made this arrangement, and abolished the establishment of the town guard house of Rehe, which had already increased the population, cultivated land and number of cities, and directly set up the three divisions of the yamen in the interior.

The newly established three divisions of Rehe, namely the Rehe Chengxuan Political Envoy Division, the Rehe Command Envoy Division, and the Rehe Dispatch Division, naturally everything was arranged in accordance with the establishment of the inland provinces.

After You Shiwei moved to Rehe Fort with the battalion of Jizhou Town, he continued to serve as the chief officer of Rehe Town.

Wang Shiqin, the chief military officer of the Santun Battalion, who was originally under him and was controlled by him, was appointed to the post of commander of the Rehe Metropolitan Command Department.

The soldiers of the Santun Battalion, who had moved to the edge of the town and had been allocated a large amount of land, were also converted from battalions to guards, and were still led by Wang Shiqin, the former chief military officer.

Rehe Fort, Balihan, Ning Castle, as well as a large number of military and civilian tuns that have flocked out in the past two years between Duolunbu in the west, Karaqin in the north, and Liaodong Town in the east, have also been unified into the management of the Rehe Command and Embassy.

At the same time, Sun Juxiang, the right-hand servant of the Ministry of Officials who advised Emperor Chongzhen above the court not to punish the expansion of the Jin merchants, was appointed as the newly created political envoy of Rehe.

Although the rank of the political envoy is very high, he was transferred from a key post such as the right attendant of the Beijing official department to the newly established Rehe political envoy to be a political envoy who did not have many people and civil affairs to manage.

However, Sun Juxiang himself listened to the "promotion" arrangement for him on the spot above the court, but sincerely received the order and thanked him.

Because since he didn't calm down in the court, and after accusing each other of being friends with Jia Jichun, the left deputy of the Imperial Palace, and others, he has always been nervous in his heart, worried that when Emperor Chongzhen will find some excuse to remove him.

After all, not only was his suggestion not accepted by the emperor, but things were far more serious than he had expected.

Although most of the Zhang and Wang families in Puzhou saved their lives, more than 40 other people were sentenced to Ling Chi, and more than 100 people were sentenced to be hanged, which still made him feel very afraid.

If Emperor Chongzhen or just Jinyiwei wanted to clean him up, then the Lao Sun family, who was also a farmer and merchant, only needed any one of them to be beaten into a trick, and they would be ruthlessly implicated.

Fortunately, the emperor is unwilling to see party strife in the court, and is unwilling to sit on the charge of the Western Party, otherwise, with the "collusion" between Jia Jichun, Wang Guoxing and others, the Lao Sun family is likely to be doomed within a year of the emperor.

Therefore, since he tore his face with Jia Jichun at that court meeting, Sun Juxiang's heart has not been calm.

Now that I heard the emperor's "punishment" for himself announced to the public, and this punishment was still a relatively decent "punishment", a stone hanging in my heart finally fell to the ground.

Correspondingly, Xu Ruke, who made contributions to the pacification of the war in the southwest, but has not been promoted accordingly, was recommended by the military department and the ministry when he applied for personnel arrangements this time.

Soon after the Shuixi Rebellion was pacified, Xu Ruke, Li Xianpin, and Liu Kexun, the deputy envoys of the Sichuan Yungui Army, were recommended by Zhu Xieyuan and the successor of the Nanjing Military Department.

However, soon after, the war in the north was tense, and the emperor and the imperial court rewarded several leading generals in the southwest, and the reappointment of these civilian overseers to participate in the war was never on the agenda.

This time, it was naturally re-mentioned by the military department and the official department of the Beijing Division.

As a result, Xu Ruke made a contribution to pacifying the Shuixi Rebellion because of his partner Dingyi Bohou Liangzhu, and was directly transferred from the Eastern Sichuan Military Reserve to the first probationary envoy of the newly established Rehe Judicial Envoy Division.

At the same time, Emperor Chongzhen also arranged a Rehe governor to oversee military and political affairs on top of the newly established Rehe Third Division.

The candidate for the governor of Rehe, Emperor Chongzhen unexpectedly promoted Ma Shiying, the prefect of Datong, so that the prefect of Datong, who performed remarkably in the battle of Datong, hung the name of the imperial history of the Imperial Palace, and jumped into the ranks of local feudal officials.

The Ming history of the Qing Dynasty in later generations included Ma Shiying in the biography of traitors, but this person's life is also a legendary life.

Whether loyal or treacherous, he is still a person with considerable ability and skill.

After the Manchu Qing Dynasty entered the customs, the soldiers came to the city of Nanjing, and Ma Shiying's final choice, although sad, was not shameful.

He chose to flee in embarrassment, but did not choose to hold on, but he did not surrender after escaping, but kept fighting in various places, and finally after being defeated and captured, in the face of the persuasion of many former colleagues, Ma Shiying chose to be loyal to the Ming Dynasty.

Because he never refused to surrender, he was finally beheaded by the Manchu governor of Huguang.

At least this point, I don't know how many times stronger than many Donglin party members who scolded him as traitors.

In this regard, in the history of the late Ming Dynasty, it was really difficult to explain clearly which was loyal and who was treacherous.

Only when a person has reached the end of his life, at the moment of the end of his life, can people see clearly.

Perhaps, this is the original meaning of the so-called coffin closure theory.

In fact, since he learned that Ma Shiying was in the prefect of Datong, now the Chongzhen Emperor wants to promote him, but considering that he has changed history and arranged Zu Dashou to the position of the chief soldier of Datong Town, so that Ma Shiying can continue to stay in Datong may be able to cope with some unforeseen needs, so he is not in a hurry to adjust his position.

This time, Lin Dan Khan ran away, and the Jianyu army that marched into Monan was also defeated, and the large and small Mongol tribes in Monan, who were unwilling to defect to the Ming Dynasty, either ran away with Lin Dan Khan or ran away with the Jurchens.

The rest of the local tribes either went north to Mobei Mongolia, or followed the Dalai Lama Chu Huer, Dorzi Darhan and others to surrender to the Ming Dynasty.

The status of Datong Town as a border town naturally declined.

Fan Fucui's merits and demerits are offset, the original position is not moving, and Ma Shiying has no room for promotion in Datong, so he naturally has to be promoted in another place.