readx;?? c_t; Back on October 1, 201 B.C., Zhang Jiashi officially read out the administrative policy of the Great Qin Empire for the new year after ordering the execution of Qin Min and promoting some officials to fill the vacancies left by the punishment of the corresponding officials. Read the full text of the latest chapter of the pen "Fun" Pavilion www.biquge.info

In the new year, the administrative policy of the Great Qin Empire can be summed up in four main words. These four words are "defense in the north and recovery in the south".

The northern defense is to use the northern border line to defend against the Xiongnu. Nanfu, on the other hand, is based on restorative development in the area south of the river.

In the northern defense, Zhang Jiashi made corresponding adjustments in three aspects:

The first is based on the defense system of the Xiongnu region adjacent to the north and the corresponding elastic defense.

The so-called elastic defense is mainly based on the premise that the defense system in the adjacent area can provide corresponding mobile support.

For example, once the Huns attacked Yunzhong and Jiuyuan in a big way, then the Shangjun and Jinbei counties in the rear of the two places could be quickly reinforced.

In order to do this, in terms of the current layout of the Great Qin Empire in the corresponding regions, it seems that there are some deficiencies, because the Great Qin Empire's gallop-level roads, for the transportation advantages of these regions, there are many places that are not balanced. For example, from the northern county of Jin to the area of Jiuyuan Yunzhong, the transportation base can be carried out on the northern frontier road, but in the case of the corresponding Beidi county in Longxi County, the garrison of Longxi County wants to support Beidi County, and the fastest way is only to march along the northern Xinjiang road along the Great Wall.

Therefore, Zhang Jiashi decided to build a small road with a distance of about 100 kilometers from the northeast area of Longxi County to the west of Beidi County.

This project may take a while, and it may even be that after the Huns really launch an offensive in the spring of next year, it may not be able to be completed in time, but when Zhang Jiashi announced this matter, he expected that this road may not be able to play a corresponding role in the large-scale war that may break out next year, but for the subsequent process, this road has the necessity of building it.

In terms of the corresponding project, it is not only a road from the northeast of Longxi County to the west of Beidi County, but also another road that crosses the Yanshan area and runs through the north and south of Yan County in Yan County.

Compared with the small road built in Longxi County and Beidi County, this road mainly connects the north and south areas of Yan County, and it is necessary to use more resources to carry out related projects. But for Zhang Jiashi, this project is also quite important. Because of the barrier of Yanshan, in the area around Guangyang County to Yuyang County in the north, what is needed is to take the road north from Liaoxi County or Hengshan County. Although this back and forth is not a long detour, it has undoubtedly lost its original meaning for rapid reinforcements.

Therefore, after Zhang Jiashi and Chen Ping's corresponding discussions, he believed that this point was still necessary.

At present, the main garrison of Yan County is divided into two parts, one part is stationed in the former Dukang area of Guangyang County, and the other part is stationed in the area of the Great Wall in the north of Yuyang County. Read the full text of the latest chapter

In terms of command, this article is relatively long and is blocked by Yanshan, so it is obviously impossible to achieve effective command and overall planning.

Therefore, the construction of this road can allow the county soldiers in the south of Yan County to quickly support the Great Wall area in the north, and on the other hand, in the case of the county guard in Jixian County, it can also redeem some of the disadvantages in command because the road is too far away.

Moreover, in the case of the original Yuyang County, this road should also provide a corresponding foundation for the corresponding development in the future.

In this regard, Zhang Jiashi mainly proposed to build two gallop-level roads and make corresponding arrangements and plans.

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The second aspect was Zhang Jiashi's decision to adjust the number of soldiers stationed in the counties and counties of some of the garrisons of the Northern Xinjiang Army.

Among them, in this aspect, the garrison soldiers in five counties have been strengthened accordingly, while the number of county soldiers in three counties has been weakened to a certain extent.

The three weakened counties are mainly Jinnan County, Zhao County, and Sanchuan County.

Between 10,000 and 20,000 soldiers from the three counties will be drawn to fill the five border counties that need to be strengthened. Among them, the number of county soldiers in Sanchuan County and Zhao County was 20,000, while the number of soldiers in Jinnan County was 10,000.

The 50,000 county soldiers drawn from the three counties were basically supplemented by the county soldiers stationed in Liaodong County, Yan County, Jinbei County, Jiuyuan County and Shang County in an equal manner.

In terms of actual troop mobilization, Liaodong County was only supplemented by 7,000 county soldiers, while Jinbei County was only supplemented by 8,000 county soldiers, and the remaining 5,000 county soldiers in the two places were concentrated and strengthened to Jiuyuan County.

Zhang Jiashi believed that it was necessary for Jiuyuan County to obtain more than 15,000 county soldiers, because for Zhang Jiashi, the strength of Jiuyuan County's defense would also affect the corresponding defensive posture of Yunzhong County in a great way, because Jiuyuan County was a border county that most directly supported Yunzhong County. If Jiuyuan County falls, then even if Yunzhong County can continue to hold on, I'm afraid it won't last too long.

Therefore, as an important fulcrum, Zhang Jiashi believed that it was an inevitable and reasonable arrangement for the garrison troops in Jiuyuan County to receive more support.

However, Zhang Jiashi also had to take into account another situation, that is, in terms of the complicated situation of Zhao County, it was very likely that there would be some problems with the transfer of such a large number of garrisons. After all, Zhao County is the most dilapidated county among the three counties that have been sent corresponding reinforcements.

If a corresponding number of garrisons were to be transferred and Zhao County's recovery development would be problematic, or even some remnants of the Six Kingdoms would think that there was an opportunity to rebel again, this result was not what Zhang Jiashi hoped to see.

Therefore, after thinking about this aspect, Zhang Jiashi decided to transfer 5,000 troops from Nanjun to garrison Dangjun as a reserve force to deal with the possible problems of Zhao County.

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As for the third aspect, Zhang Jiashi, considering that a full-scale war with the Huns was inevitable, decided to use four new-type cavalry units as the backbone, supplemented by five troops mainly from the Central Army of the Great Qin Empire, and combine some local county soldiers to form five rapid reaction combat corps.

These five corps were basically stationed in the key areas between the border counties to deal with the possible all-out offensive of the Huns or a breakthrough offensive plan against some border counties.

These five troops were stationed in the Xianyang area, Shangjun, Jiuyuan County, northern Yan County, and Liaodong County.

The candidates for the main generals and deputy generals of the five units are as follows:

The mobile corps of the Central Army, the corps commander is concurrently served by Zhang Jiashi, and the deputy general is appointed Han Xin to be in charge, stationed in the Shanglinyuan area west of Xianyang, to deal with the Huns