The first thousand three hundred and eighty-nine chapters resettlement
Chapter 1,389 Placement
"You are lucky to be able to find the guidance and come here. You are the favored children of the eternal God."
"As far as my personal wish is concerned, I hope that you will eventually be able to go back. When the time comes, I will send a caravan and a group of monks to follow you back to bring you material prosperity and the compassion of the Buddha."
"You will become the pioneers on the grassland and may change more people in the future."
"Go ahead, I'll wait for the outcome of your discussion."
Su Rizhe knelt down and bowed again, then respectfully withdrew.
Su Youcai turned around and said to the great monk in red with some dissatisfaction: "Are there many living Buddhas walking on the earth? Your task is to cultivate more practitioners, not to be a practitioner yourself."
The great monk in red smiled and said: "Monk is also a human being. To resolve the disasters caused by the Tatars and at the same time resolve the disasters they may bring to the Dangxiang people and Song people, the monk feels he must go."
"Forget it, you won't listen to anything you say anyway." Su You rubbed his nose slyly: "No matter what they choose, you, the monk in the temple, will have to lend me dozens of them to teach them, and
Communication between the two parties, what Ningxia needs now is stability."
"If there are smart children among them, select a group to go to primary school, and I will teach them how to write Chinese characters and speak Chinese."
Soon Su Rizhe came back with Menggentulak and Jedda, saying that the two ministries were willing to accept Gereltu's opinion. They chose to divide men and women and gather together every six days.
After the two sides reached a consensus, Su You ordered the officers and soldiers of the new army to register them, give them Chinese names, make a register, check their bodies, organize them into groups, and take them to Suzhou.
On April 5, the sixth year of Yuanfeng, the imperial court received a report from the Transport Department of the Three Routes. It snowed heavily in early summer in the Liao border, and 130,000 people from the Bai and Ta tribes crossed the desert to knock on the pass.
The Transport Department treated disaster victims and adopted the policy of separate treatment for men and women, and relocated them to Ganzhou.
The men mined and the women and children herded cattle, which just made up for the shortage of horse supervisors and mine supervisors in Ganzhou.
Cai Que felt very headache about Su You's disposal. Ganzhou was too far from Mobei, and he had to pass through Xingzhou, Yingliguan, Lanzhou and Liangzhou along the way.
Why go around so far? What is its purpose?
Su You made it very clear that the two troops would march all the way to Ganzhou along the desert and the north of the Great Wall. Along the way, the state army would carry supplies and go out of the Great Wall to take charge of the response work. In fact, it was also a three-way emergency drill to deal with the southern nomad military group.
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The important reason why the two troops were resettled in Ganzhou was that they were under the protection of Chaogu and Liu Changzuo's armies, so they were not worried about excessive actions.
Moreover, Ganzhou is now a place that is vigorously engaged in construction. Road construction, mining, and pasture development are just a way of providing relief through work, so it does not cost the local area too much effort.
After a year and a half, no matter how many people are willing to go back, it is estimated that a large number of them will become Song people.
Cai Que struggled for a long time. He had the interests of the court and the seeds of trouble for Su You. Moreover, if the situation went wrong, it would not be uncontrollable, so he finally chose to agree.
However, the arrival of the two troops caused diplomatic problems.
Because Zubu and Baita were theoretically subordinate to the Liao Kingdom.
Now they have come to the Song Dynasty, which is a betrayal of the Liao Kingdom.
However, the Liao Kingdom was already struggling to deal with the large number of tribes in the country moving eastward and southward. In order to send grain to the wealthy coastal counties and counties, Yelu Hongji even offered a reward of three thousand dan to become an official.
As a result, a large number of southern merchants entered the officialdom of the Liao Dynasty, many of whom were from the Song Dynasty. Oh no, they were close associates of the overseas businessman Tang Silang.
Suyou also left enough room to declare that this rescue was purely humanitarian assistance, and that these Tatars were temporarily resettled. They would return to the grasslands when the disaster passed.
The Liao Kingdom has no way to save them now and has no choice but to let them fend for themselves. Now that they have found a way to survive, they can't let the Song people send them back to starve to death, right?
It's very reasonable, very humane, and very Yeshewishe.
In April, Xinwei, Liao Yizhi Xingzhongfu affairs Xing Xinian was deployed as the palace capital of the Han people; Wang Ji was deployed as the deputy privy envoy of the South Courtyard. Yelu Asu was deployed as the Khitan palace capital, and Yelv Shensi was appointed as the North Courtyard.
Privy envoys formed the "disaster relief center".
Geng Wu and Yelu Hongji accepted the suggestions of these ministers and acquiesced in the Song State's move to accommodate the Zubu and Bai Ta tribes. At the same time, they ordered all the road inspectors to leave their homes and punish them until they died.
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This snowstorm did not have no impact on Ningxia's No. 3 Road, but wheat seedlings and rice seedlings were already strong and strong. Cotton seedlings were most affected and needed to be replanted.
Other than that, there's basically nothing else.
This snowstorm has also sounded the alarm for Su You, who requires all regions to start trying to grow winter wheat after it matures this autumn.
Winter wheat is now called "Sumai". Laishan No. 1 is resistant to cold and drought. After a winter of growth, the root system will become very developed, which is very beneficial to cope with the late spring cold in the coming spring.
Rice has no choice but to cover the rice seedling beds with konjac glue film to advance and extend the seedling cultivation period so that the rice seedlings are strong enough.
Fortunately, konjac has been widely planted in Shaanxi, and Gan Ning is also very suitable for its growth. Otherwise, it would have to transport plastic film from the south, and the cost would be enough to drink a pot of Suyou.
That month, Zeng Gong, a native of Shushe in the Song Dynasty, died.
Needless to say, Zeng Gong's achievements in writing were not enough. Although he was always unhappy politically, he was also the first person to guide Wang Anshi into the court.
He and Wang Anshi were good friends. When Wang Anshi's reputation was not rising, it was Zeng Gong who guided Ouyang Xiu.
But after Wang Anshi succeeded, Zeng Gong had huge differences with him.
Zhao Xu wanted to make up for the relationship between the two, so he asked Zeng Gong: "What kind of person is An Shi?"
Zeng Gong said to him: "Anshi's literary works have not diminished his righteousness and promoted his heroes, but because he was a little stingy, he fell short."
Zhao Xu was very surprised: "An Shi always despised wealth and never took money seriously. How could he be stingy?"
Zeng Gong replied: "What I call a stingy person is that he is brave enough to do something but stingy about correcting his mistakes."
Zeng Bu is now Su You's subordinate. He is Zeng Gong's half-brother. Su You sealed three hundred taels of silver and wrote a eulogy for Zeng Bu to bring to Zeng Gong's descendants. This was considered a sign of gratitude.
On the first day of the sixth month, Yi Si Shuo, the imperial censor was ordered to appoint a censor in each of the six censorship stations.
Guichou appointed Huang Lu, the Minister of Rites, as the Censor Zhongcheng.
The first thing Huang Lu did when he took office was to complain about Wang Gui and Cai Que, because these two people were often fined for minor mistakes, so he wrote: "The minister's crime can be discussed, he can be removed, he can be forgiven, and he can be exonerated.
Also, how can it be punished to show humiliation?"
However, in terms of government affairs, Huang Lu dealt another blow to the two of them. Under the new system at that time, the minister and below were not allowed to deal with each other alone. Huang Lu wrote a letter: "Your Majesty paid a visit to the common government, and even though he was a low-ranking official far away, he still ordered you to deal with him alone.
Is it possible for an attendant to get evil?"
The imperial censor Zhai Zhong said something about his relatives, which made Zhao Xu angry, so he came to cross-examine him.
Huang Lu objected again: "It is the duty of the censor to speak, and unless he hears something, he can't speak. Now if he comes to his own accord, he will be punished, and the platform's remonstrance will no longer be heard."
The same person is Han Jinqing, the former Shaoqing of Dali Temple and now the doctor of the Ministry of Punishment.
Zhao Xu once surrendered official duties to Dali Temple and demanded severe punishment for a case.
Only Han Jinqing, the young minister of Dali Temple, after verification, believed that there were no aggravating circumstances in the case, so he "had no idea what to do" and did not succumb to Zhao Xu's pressure.
"The emperor knew his talents, promoted him to the Ministry of Justice, and promoted him to be a doctor in the Ministry of Punishment."
The Ministry of Punishment needs to make the final ruling on serious cases, that is, those cases that have been convicted nationwide as large cases. Cai Zhen thinks it is too troublesome. He thinks that if the cases sent to the Ministry of Punishment are ruled as large cases by the local authorities and are overturned by the Ministry of Punishment, the chief officer of the local legal department must
Take responsibility and take away your position.
Han Jinqing still disagreed, thinking that if this was done, no judge in the world would dare to sentence Dapi to death.
So he wrote to Zhao Xu: "It is the court's intention to listen to the truth and seek truth. If you are cheating now, you will be punished, but you will not be able to do so in the future."
Some officials wanted to please Zhao Xu and ordered the common people to be imprisoned in the world, so they all obeyed the report. Han Jinqing did not stop Zhao Xu because he was too tired, but instead wrote to Zhao Xu: "The law is in the world, but if you are suspicious, you can ask me. This is
It is also an ancestral system. Nowadays, as a family from all over the world, if you want weapons, wait for orders from the court, for fear that more criminals will die in prison than those who commit crimes."
At the same time, he reiterated the "conditions for amnesty" that Su You once said, and believed that Zhao Xu's decision should only be effective when the case is "suspicious and worthy of consideration", as the final guarantee of the law, and must not be abused.
Chapter completed!