After taking Guanzhong and Yizhou, Li Zheng made some adjustments in the military aspect. At present, except for the territory bordering Xianbei in the north, there are still sporadic military activities, and the rest of the places have entered a dormant stage.

First of all, it is for the evaluation of the combat merits of each army corps, and the promotion of generals.

Zhang Shan, the former commander of the Central Army, a first-class major general, a general of Fenwu, and a temporary governor of the southern capital, was promoted to a second-class major general, a general of Huben Zhonglang, and a sixth-class official doctor for his military exploits.

Pang De, the former commander of the Southern Army, a first-class major general, and a brave general, was promoted to a second-class major general, a general of Nanzhonglang, and a fifth-class doctor for his military exploits.

Bai Yu, the former captain of the White Wolf Department of the Eastern Legion and the coordinator of Gao Nu - the first-line commander of Tongtian Mountain, was promoted to a first-class major general for his military exploits, a general, and a fifth-class doctor.

Hu Cai, the former captain under Bai Yu, was promoted to a partial general because of his military exploits, and he was still a real lieutenant, and he was promoted to the third-class hairpin.

Xu Huang, the former captain under Zhang Shan, was promoted to a first-class major general because of his military exploits, and he was called a cavalry general, and he was promoted to the fourth rank of knight.

Li Le and Yu Yuan, the former captains under Pang De, were promoted to partial generals because of their military exploits, but they were still actual captains and were promoted to the third-class hairpins.

There is a third-class military division of the Military Affairs Academy, a second-class military division, and a sixth-class officer doctor.

There is Jia Xu, the chief officer of the intelligence department, who has been moved to the second-class military division and the sixth-class officer and doctor.

There are the deputy head of the Government Council, the pastor of Yizhou Prefecture, and the seventh rank of the prince.

There is Tian Feng, the minister of the Criminal Law Department, and the sixth rank of the chief doctor.

Minister of Education Xun Shuang Jin Jue is a sixth-class official doctor, and Vice Ministers Cai Yong and Li Boran are both knighted fifth-class doctors.

There is Xun Yan, the minister of the Ministry of Civil Affairs and the head of the political affairs of the department, and the fifth-class doctor of Jinjue.

There is Zhou Lin, Minister of Commerce, and a fifth-class doctor who has entered the Lord.

There is Zhou Fei, head of the Animal Husbandry Branch under the Ministry of Commerce, and a fifth-class doctor in Jinjue.

The rest of the generals who participated in the attack on Yizhou and Guanzhong this time also have their own official positions and titles of promotion and reward, so they will not be detailed.

There is the former Oriental Legion Commander White Wolf, because of the repeated destruction of the remnants of the Huns, the central Xianbei, squeezing its living space, expanding the soil to Wuyuan, Yanmen two counties, and moving to the third-level major general, Beizhong Lang General, into the sixth-class official doctor.

Meng Li, the former commander of the Northern Army, was promoted to a second-class major general because of his repeated breakthroughs in the western Xianbei, squeezing his living space, expanding the land for hundreds of miles, and was promoted to a second-class major general, moved to the Dongzhong Lang general, and became a fifth-class doctor.

There is Li Luo, the commander of the Western Army, who has been promoted to a second-class major general, served as a general in the west, and became a fifth-class doctor.

There is Yang Feng, the captain under Li Luo, who has been promoted to a partial general after a lot of merit, and is still a captain with real power, and he has entered the third-class hairpin.

When Li Zheng attacked Guanzhong and Yizhou, the White Wolf, Li Luo, and Meng Li's department were not without action. Although there was no large-scale war with the Xianbei in the north, the remnants of the Xiongnu, and the countries in the Western Regions, local military operations have been in existence since last year.

The White Wolf Department expanded Li Zheng's territory to Yanmen and Wuyuan, further compressing the living space of the remnants of the Xiongnu and the Xianbei in the central part of the country, which made great contributions.

The behavior of the Mengli Department and the White Wolf Department is the same, but it is aimed at the western Xianbei and expands the territory to the north for hundreds of miles, which is not a small credit.

Li Luo's department focused on coercing the countries of the Western Regions. Although in terms of military operations, they were much less than those of the White Wolf and the Mengli Division, but in general, they had subdued several small countries in the Western Regions, such as Shanshan, the Mountain Kingdom, and Puzi. The tentacles of Liangzhou's influence gradually extended into the Western Regions, and ensured the right of Liangzhou's merchants to do business safely in the Western Regions!

This meritorious service is recorded in the merit book, and when it accumulates, it naturally gets the promotion of official positions and titles.

This time, Li Zheng not only liquidated the merits of the various armies from top to bottom, but also promoted those who should be promoted, those who should be rewarded, and those who should be promoted to the knights. The major leaders and officials of the government affairs system have also been promoted to knighthood according to their accumulated achievements.

After that, Li Zheng made adjustments to the military theater in light of the current situation.

First of all, Zhang Shan was transferred back to Lingzhou, sitting in the central government, and still being the commander of the central army.

Dispatch the former commander of the Eastern Army, White Wolf, to be transferred to the commander of the Northern Army, coordinate the northern front, and resist the northern Hulu.

Dispatched Meng Li, the former commander of the Northern Army, to be transferred to the commander of the Eastern Army, and ordered him to go to Hangu Pass, replace Pang De, and sit on the Eastern Front to guard against the Kwantung princes.

Sent Pang De south to Yizhou, still the commander of the Southern Army, focusing on clearing and subduing the southwestern barbarians, and began to focus on Jingzhou.

Bai Yu, a first-class major general and a general who broke the captives, was dispatched south to Yizhou as Pang De's deputy.

Xu Huang, a first-class major general and a cavalry general, was dispatched to Hangu Pass as Meng Li's deputy.

At the same time, in view of the changes in the general situation of the world, certain adjustments have also been made to the number of soldiers in the legion.

Li Zheng originally had nearly 260,000 regular soldiers, excluding war casualties, and then selected 40,000 elites from the original Dong Zhuo's army, adding up to 290,000 troops. Then all the surrendered troops in Yizhou and Guanzhong went to Baishuichuan after some selection, and there were 70,000 troops that could be used, and the total was as much as 360,000! There are also various divisions of war cavalry, which are not included for the time being.

The 360,000 troops, after the discussion of Li Zheng, Xi Zhicai and others, made a detailed distribution.

The Eastern Army and the Northern Army were under the greatest pressure for the time being.

The Eastern Army had to face the Kwantung princes, so it was set as a framework of 100,000 troops, including 70,000 foot soldiers and 30,000 war horses and light horses. After the training of the Baishuichuan soldiers is completed, they will make up the difference.

The Northern Army had to face the remnants of Xianbei and the Xiongnu. Although Xianbei did not unite to deal with Li Zheng for the time being because of civil strife, as long as Li Zheng gradually advanced, the Xianbei people would definitely not be arrested. Therefore, the number of soldiers of the Northern Army was also set at the scale of 100,000, including 50,000 foot soldiers and 50,000 war horses and light horses. The difference will be made up immediately after the training of the Baishuichuan soldiers is completed.

The Southern Army is more relaxed, Jingzhou and the Southwest Barbarians, after all, are not as good as the Kwantung Princes and Xianbei, so the quota is 70,000. Due to the topography, the southern army had the largest proportion of foot soldiers, 60,000, and 10,000 war horses. The difference will be made up after the training of the Baishuichuan soldiers.

The Western Legion had fewer battles, and for the time being, Li Zheng was not ready to march into the Western Regions, so he set a quota of 50,000, including 30,000 infantry soldiers and 20,000 war horses. The difference is also made up from among the recruits who have completed their training.

As for the Central Legion, the responsibility was the heaviest, but it was also the lightest, so the quota was 40,000, half for infantry and half for cavalry.

After the leaders and numbers of the five legions were adjusted, the various weapons and armor, war horses, and grain and grass supplies required by each department were also deployed one after another.

According to the practice of the Liangzhou military, even if it is a foot soldier, it must be equipped with horses, and it is one person and two horses. Among the 360,000 troops, there were 110,000 war horses and light horses, and each horse was one man and three horses. In this way, a total of 830,000 war horses will be needed.

Although the number of 830,000 war horses seems to be huge, it is nothing to Li Zheng now. At the beginning, the booty obtained only from the right Xiongnu exceeded this number.

These 250,000 foot soldiers, 110,000 war horses and light horses, of which the original 250,000 troops were all equipped with war horses, this time to make up for the battle damage. The lion's share also fell on the newly added army.

At this point, a qiē is organized and clear at a glance.

Next, what Li Zheng has to do is to digest Yizhou and Guanzhong as much as possible, so that they can be integrated with Liangzhou. This aspect of government affairs is very complicated.

Including the measurement and distribution of land, the construction of infrastructure such as roads and water conservancy, the implementation of policies and welfare, the popularization of the education system, and the laws and commerce of Liangzhou, etc., it makes people have a headache and brain fever.

Yizhou has Xun You to control the situation, Guanzhong Xun Yan has the situation, Li Zheng controls the macro situation in Lingzhou, and he is also orderly and rational for a while, of course, in terms of manpower, it still seems to be stretched.

Fortunately, when the year was approaching, the ministers and generals of the original Guanzhong and Yizhou successively completed their further studies in Lingzhou Tai College, and accepted the appointment with their respective abilities.

First of all, the Guanzhong side. Lu Bu was appointed as a captain of the war cavalry, temporarily stationed in the Shenzhou grassland, and when needed, he would command one or more war cavalry to go on the expedition.

Regarding Lu Bu's appointment, Li Zheng has his own considerations.

Lu Bu is a person who is good at riding and fighting, so he doesn't need to say much. But this person's personality is very flawed. So Li Zheng decided to keep it by his side, always keeping his eyelids down. And the appointment of him as a captain of the war cavalry is definitely not insulting. To tell the truth, there are many generals who cry and shout that they want to be the commander of the war cavalry, and they are the leaders of the legions such as Zhang Shan and the White Wolf, who are very envious.

Zhang Liao and Hu Zhen were appointed as actual lieutenants and transferred to Hangu Pass, where they served under the command of Meng Li, the commander of the Eastern Army.

Gao Shun was left in Baishuichuan because of his outstanding training ability, took over the recruit training camp, and temporarily sat on an equal footing with Wang Laohu and others.

Li Dao was appointed as a lieutenant and sent to the Southern Army to serve under Pound.

Fan Chou was transferred to the Western Army as a lieutenant and served under Li Luo.

Zhang Ji was transferred to the captain of the Northern Army and served under the command of the White Wolf.

Niu Fu and Li Meng stayed in the Central Army and served under Zhang Shan.

The rest of the generals in the original customs department also have their own appointments, so they will not be detailed.

In Yizhou, Zhao Wei, Huang Quan, Wu Yi, Zhang Su and others chose to be civilian, and were appointed as the county magistrates of Guanzhong or Bingzhou, and went to their posts immediately, and then promoted when they had merits.

Yan Yan, Gao Pei, Ling Bao, Liu Bi and others chose martial arts. Yan Yan was transferred to the Eastern Army as a captain, Gao Pei was transferred to the Western Army as a captain, Ling Bao was a captain in the Northern Army, and Liu Bi remained in the Southern Army as a captain.

In addition, Ba County Ganning Ganxingba, because he was good at water warfare, was appointed as the captain of Hengjiang, and the captain of the original water army, Changshui, commanded the first part of the water army, and shouldered the heavy responsibility of training the water army.

As for the county-level chief officials in Yizhou, they were transferred from Guanzhong and Liangzhou. The county-level chief officials in Guanzhong were dispatched from Yizhou and Liangzhou to take up their posts.

As for the appointment of the county guard, Li Zheng temporarily put it down.

If you only rely on ability, whether it is Huang Quan or Wu Yi, or even some capable people among the generals, they have this qualification, but the county guard is already regarded as a feudal official, and he must not act rashly.

On the one hand, they have first descended to Li Zheng, and they have not yet gained Li Zheng's full trust.

Second, they were under Li Zheng, and they had no merits, so they were first appointed as county guards, but it was unconvincing.

That's why they didn't get knighthoods.

In this regard, these people also understand that none of them complained. They are all capable people, and they all believe that they can do what they should do, and it is a matter of time before they are promoted to knighthood.

So they all went to the post with confidence and high spirits.

After this civil and military work was scattered, Li Zheng's subordinates seemed to be full in both military and government affairs. For a while, Li Zheng was much more leisurely.