Seven hundred and eighty-fourth chapter of the book desk
What the ministers were looking forward to was the details of the fifth edict and the sixth edict to be announced.
The fifth edict is very detailed, with a lot of words and a lot of information.
The main thing is to enfeoff civil officials and ministers.
The main theme of this reward is to introduce the power regulations of the central and local governments of the Wei Empire planned by Guo Peng, as well as the heads of old or new departments, who are promoted or raised or raised, and are given titles and rewards, anyway, everyone has them.
There is no doubt that Guo Peng continued the basic system under the system of the Three Dukes and Nine Ministers in the central government. However, although Guo Peng established the Three Dukes and Nine Ministers, he directly reduced the power of the Three Dukes and Nine Ministers more directly than the Eastern Han Dynasty.
During the Eastern Han Dynasty, the current situation where power belongs to the Shangshutai was gradually formed, while the three dukes were mostly political vases, Guo Peng went further.
Among the three Dukes and Nine Ministers, only Situ Cai Yong and Taifu Xian Yu Yin were in charge, and the other ten seats were all vacant.
Except for Xian Yuyin who was given the position of Taifu because of raising horses, there was no one else in the Nine Ministers. In terms of the Three Dukes, Situ Cai Yong was obviously a political mascot.
What is certain is that at the central government level, Guo Peng completely abandoned the Three Dukes and Nine Ministers, with the Shangshutai, the Censorate, and the Advisory Platform as the main administrative cores.
Guo Peng officially changed the Shangshutai, completely breaking away from the jurisdiction of the Shaofu, and set up another cabinet as the emperor's confidential secretarial department, which was directly under the emperor.
The organization of the Censorate and the Staff Office remained unchanged. Guo Hong and Xi Zhong were still the leaders of the Censorate and the Staff Office. The two were rewarded with titles, and their deputy Qiao Rui and Guo Jia were also awarded with titles.
The Censorate is still responsible for supervising officials' dereliction of duty and illegality, and advocates impeachment.
The General Staff discussed military aircraft with the emperor, and was ordered by the emperor to go out to assist the army in fighting with peace.
The cabinet chief Wang Can was transferred, and the candidate for the new cabinet chief was Cao Cao, the former prime minister of Wei. Guo Peng asked Cao Cao to serve as the cabinet chief, and he was granted the title of second-class marquis, and added a fief of 1,000 households, and gave him generous rewards.
The former Wei Kingdom restored the administrative unit of Jizhou due to the establishment of the Wei Empire, and Guo Peng was transferred to Han Hao, the former prefect of Hongnong County, as the governor of Jizhou.
And the changes at Shangshutai have been greatly made.
Cheng Yu was still the unscrupulous Shangshu Ling. The original Zuo Pushe Chen Ji died of illness after resigning from office, leaving only Tian Feng, one Pushe. Guo Peng never added another Pushe, so the heads of Shangshu Terrace were Cheng Yu and Tian Feng.
These two people still hold positions as usual, but outside these two people, Guo Peng made great changes.
He made a big change in the entire Shangshutai, which was beyond recognition. Most people were confused when they saw it, not knowing how this division came about.
Based on the six ministries of the official households, military, military, and work, eight departments were divided into the Ministry of Personnel, the Ministry of Civil Affairs, the Ministry of Finance, the Ministry of Rites, the Ministry of War, the Ministry of Justice, the Ministry of Work and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs according to his ideas.
Cheng Yu was appointed as the Secretary of the Shangshu, who was in charge of the entire Shangshutai, and was also in charge of the Minister of Personnel, in charge of rewards, punishments and promotions of officials across the country.
Tian Feng was appointed as the Minister of Shangshu Pushe, assisting Cheng Yu in charge of Shangshutai, and also in charge of the Minister of Works. He was in charge of urban construction, water conservancy construction, transportation construction, etc. across the country.
He was transferred to the former chief minister of the cabinet, Wang Can, as the Minister of Finance, and was in charge of national tax statistics, expenditures and treasury construction. Anyway, he was in charge of the money bag and hugged the money bag. If he wanted to spend money, he would look for Wang Can.
He was transferred to the former Henan Yin Zaozhi as the Minister of Civil Affairs, in charge of national household registration statistics, land measurement and agricultural system construction, and the military farming industry was under the jurisdiction of Zaozhi.
Xin Pi, the former official of the Shangshutai, was appointed Minister of Foreign Affairs, and replaced the Dahonglu to take over diplomatic matters. At the order of Guo Peng, all information about the Western Regions was re-collected.
He was transferred to the former prefect of Wei County Cui Yan as the Minister of Rites, in charge of all sacrifices in the central court and the construction of the ritual system for New Year activities, and restructured a brand new Wei ritual based on the Han rituals.
He was transferred to the former prefect of Hedong County, Dong Zhao, as the Minister of War, in charge of military material storage and logistics transportation, and did not directly participate in the military, but directly participated in the military. The General Staff, which is equivalent to the logistics department.
He was transferred to the former prefect of Taiyuan County, Guo Yi, as the Minister of Justice, in charge of law enforcement, and was also the core department for formulating the new "Wei Rule". He replaced some of the powers of the Tingwei and joined the three departments of the Sili School and the Censorate.
Because the two legal departments of the Censorate and the Ministry of Justice were headed by Guo, in order to be more beautiful, Guo Peng appointed the position of Sili School Captain to Guoyuan, which had a heavy power.
Guoyuan was also an old minister. He was one of Guo Peng's disciples recommended by Zheng Xuan, a master of Confucianism in Qingzhou. He held local positions, from county magistrate to county magistrate to central Shangshutai Shangshu. He had a very beautiful resume, solid knowledge, fair and selflessness, so Guo Peng handed over the position of Sili School Captain to Guoyuan.
In addition, according to the previous agreement, Guo Peng asked Xun You to be the Yin of Henan and was in charge of the construction of the capital area, which was also an explanation for his efforts.
This is generally the case with administrative enfeoffments. The transfer of horizontal ranks by some other officials is very common and is not worth paying attention to.
What is really worth paying attention to is the major reform of Shangshutai itself.
This best reflects the new emperor Guo Peng's structure ideas on the political system of the new dynasty and the future emperor's governance strategy.
In this regard, it is difficult for the ministers to understand for a while, because Guo Peng's structure is different from any previous method and has a high degree of subdivision.
It’s not their fault. In the case of information asymmetry, they naturally cannot quickly understand what Guo’s intention is.
Mr. Guo’s intention was naturally to take advantage of the political unspoken rules of the two monarchies since the Han Dynasty and do their best to eliminate this unspoken rule that was completely unfavorable to the centralization and autocracy of the monarchs.
This strange political rule directly affected the political ecology that went to the Sui and Tang dynasties, which was something that Mr. Guo could not allow.
The political structure of the Han Dynasty can actually be said to be a mixture of the Qin political system and the Zhou political system.
The so-called Han inherited the Qin system, rather than saying it was a combination of Qin and Zhou. This can be seen from the fact that Liu Bang was a founded by the royal family kings.
The Qin Dynasty never enfeoffed all kings, but there were real powers of princes during the Western Han Dynasty, which was obviously different from the Qin Dynasty's system.
It was not until Emperor Wu of Han that the princes and kings gradually lost their power. After a long period of the Eastern Han Dynasty, they finally became the current state of no power.
Even the kings who were enfeoffed were very poor, such as the Ling Emperor Liu Hong when he was not yet emperor.
When Qin II died, Liu Bang even wanted to inherit the Qin system.
So when Liu Bang saw the lesson that the Qin Dynasty was destroyed because of the help of the royal family, the place was quickly swept away, and he began to wonder.
After the kings of other surnames rebelled one after another, Liu Bang became more sure that foreign ministers were not trustworthy and that only his own people were the most trustworthy. So Liu Bang enfeoffed the princes of Liu in the local area and gave them power.
It is impossible to enfeoff the royal family to protect the central government, but the county system is conducive to centralization, so after comprehensively, a county system was established to form a parallel system of counties and states.
In this regard, Liu Bang believed that the Han Dynasty had been stable.
But the Lü Rebellion and the Seven Kings Rebellion after his death were enough to prove that the idea of wanting centralization and local protectionism was too naive.
The parallel system of two completely different oriented systems with completely different oriented qualities will inevitably lead to chaos.
What should I do if outsiders are unreliable and my own are not reliable?
Cold salad.
As far as Mr. Guo knows, all dynasties have been very distressed by this kind of thing, and they are worried that without their own people to control the place, which will lead to the emperor being isolated and helpless when there is rebellion. However, they are also worried that if their own people become bigger, they will retaliate against the central government and strive to be the emperor.
Therefore, with the reincarnation of the dynasty, the political behavior of the royal family kings and the unlicensed royal family kings are also in the cycle, one round after another, which is very interesting.
Their starting point is to protect the whole family, but no one will admit from the bottom of their heart that it is extremely dangerous to take the imperial power in the hands of a family, and it is inevitable that it will be seized.
The dynasty has reached its end and will not change because you have or have no princes of the same surname.
Are there few kings of Liu surname in the world?
Are there fewer relatives in the Han Dynasty?
How many people can stop Mr. Guo?
Chapter completed!