The "Privy Deputy Envoy" at the beginning indicates Bao Zheng's job position, which is equivalent to the current vice minister of defense.

"Doctor Chaosan" indicates the grade of Bao Zheng, and the civil servants in the early Northern Song Dynasty were divided into 29 grades, and Doctor Chaosan belonged to the thirteenth rank.

In the early Northern Song Dynasty, the salary of civil servants was divided into 20 grades, and the 12th level belonged to the middle of the matter, and the cadres at this level could receive 45,000 copper coins per month.

"Captain on the light car" indicates Bao Zheng's merit level, the Northern Song Dynasty civil servants have a total of twelve merit grades, and the captain of the light car belongs to the eighth class.

"The Founding Marquis of Donghai County" indicates Bao Zheng's knighthood. In the early Northern Song Dynasty, there were 12 titles of senior cadres, and the founding marquis of Donghai County belonged to the ninth class.

"1,800 households" indicates that Bao Zheng had a privilege of honor, meaning that the imperial court allocated him 1,800 peasant households for him to call (in fact, he could not even use a single household).

"400 households with food and food" shows the benefits that Bao Zheng can actually get, saying that he can get a subsidy every month, which is equivalent to the tax paid by 400 farmers (each household is generally calculated according to 25 Wen, and Bao Zheng can receive a subsidy of about 10,000 Wen per month for 400 households).

The "Purple Goldfish Bag" indicates Bao Zheng's clothing level, indicating that when he went to court, he could hang a purple sè bag embroidered with goldfish on his waist - this is a special treatment that only officials of the third rank and above can enjoy.

The last official title "Gift Department Shangshu" was posthumously awarded by the emperor when Bao Zheng died, indicating that the emperor missed him very much, and did not let him do it when he was alive, and he had to let him do it again after his death.

Another example is Su Dongpo, the bearded Su Dongpo, who flipped through the "History of the Song Dynasty" and saw that the first official position of this guy was "Dali Commentary", he thought that Mr. Dongpo had been a judge in the Supreme Court. If it is placed in the Tang Dynasty, his understanding is absolutely correct, because "Dali Commentary" is the abbreviation of "Dali Temple Commentary", "Dali Temple" is the highest adjudication organ, and "Dali Commentary" is of course equivalent to the judges of the Supreme Court now.

However, Su Dongpo was an official in the Song Dynasty, and the "Dali Commentator" of his time did not work in Dali Temple at all, but was just a title used to set qualifications and pay salaries to low-level civil officials who had just entered the career. In fact, when Su Dongpo first became an official, the full title of the official title was "General Shilang Shou Dali Temple Judge Sign Fengxiang Mansion Jiedu Judge Hall Official Affairs", in which "Jiang Shilang" is used to determine the grade, "Shou Dali Temple Judge" is used to set wages, only "Signing Fengxiang Mansion Jiedu Judge Hall Official Affairs" is his real job, which is equivalent to the assistant of Fengxiang Prefect (there was no official title of "prefect" in the early Northern Song Dynasty, and the correct name is "Quanzhi Fengxiang Mansion").

The emperor's suspicions have reached such a point that even the official position can't unify you.

What's more, it is even more suspicious of those military generals who hold military power. When fighting, you will be given a formation map in advance, and you must arrange your troops according to the formation map sent by the emperor. Even if the emperor is thousands of miles away, he actually doesn't know anything about your environment here. You have to jump into a pit, or the prison guards will run out and point your nose at you and say that you did not obey the emperor's orders......

Obeying the emperor's orders and losing the battle is not a big deal. But if you don't comply, don't say that you lost, you won, and you will be pulled back and beheaded!

Even not only the emperor was suspicious, but even those scholars were also suspicious. The greatest military merit of the Northern Song Dynasty was Di Qing, who put down a barbarian rebellion in the southwest. As a result, he was suspicious of those scholars and doctors, and he was squeezed out until he died.

Even more unlucky was Wang Gan, who led the army to recover Xizhou and let the Great Northwest return to the territory of the Song Dynasty. That battle was very brilliant, and the capture of all the Tibetan nobles back to the capital can be said to be clean and thorough once and for all.

However, the powerful Shidafu group was enraged, saying that Wang Jian was too fierce when he fought in Xizhou and killed many people. Let the tribes of Qingtang and Tubo hate into the bone marrow, and think about revenge every moment (the Qingtang tribes resented into the marrow, and tried to retaliate).

So Wang Zhen was guilty, and he put the Song Dynasty in danger at all times. So this old man, who won the battle and expanded his territory, had to be exiled. Halfway through, the unlucky guy couldn't think of it, so he simply hanged himself......

This kind of thing, the Great Song Dynasty doesn't know how many people of insight recognized the danger. But this is a national policy of the Great Song Dynasty, and to put it bluntly, it is the policy of the old Zhao family, which is absolutely unwilling to change. Military generals must be suspicious, and the prison army must be sent...... So Wen Fei said this, whether it was Zhang Shuye or Tong Guan, he could only smile bitterly!

Tong Guan said: "What the immortal master said makes sense, a certain family is really not comparable to those generals and commanders when it comes to fighting. When there is a real war, a certain family will never pretend to understand and command indiscriminately!"

Uncle Zhang was shocked when he heard this, and said, "In this way, I thank the lieutenant general of the army for being a big official!"

Wen Fei originally just said casually, and he was a little embarrassed to see the two of them so solemn. At that moment, he laughed twice and said: "That's just right, I also have something to give to Tong Daguan!"

As he spoke, he took out a telescope from his suitcase. It's not a good thing, but when I bought it online, it's only a few hundred dollars. Wen Fei was very enthusiastic to instruct Tong Guan on how to use the telescope. According to what Wen Fei said, Tong Guan walked out of the tent and looked up, and a tree that was originally dozens of meters away seemed to be pulled in front of him all of a sudden, and he was taken aback, and reached out to touch it, naturally touching a void.

He took the telescope off and saw that the tree was still a few dozen meters away. couldn't help but sigh again and again, and said: "The treasures of the immortal family are really extraordinary, such treasures are not available to human ministers, I should dedicate them to the Son of Heaven!"

Wen Fei Great Khan, look at the people's politics, no wonder he can be trusted by the emperor, it turns out that he never forgets to pat his ass!

Uncle Zhang played with it at night, but he saw the military value of this telescope. With this treasure in hand, the enemy army is still far away, and every move is clearly seen by you. However, as soon as Tong Guan said that he would dedicate it to the emperor, Zhang Shuye had no choice but to stuff the words into his stomach.

Today's Song Huizong is an emperor who likes strange things the most. I guess I will love seeing such a novelty!

Wen Fei only brought such a telescope, which he originally wanted to give to Tong Guan for war. However, he also dedicated it to Song Huizong, so let's give it, it's not a big deal. Anyway, winning or defeating has nothing to do with him. This time and space of the Great Song Dynasty was completely regarded by him as a virtual online game.