Ju Ming's old friends and subordinates were all promoted, but there was no need for Zhu Guoxiang to announce them on the spot.

For example, Qian Chen, as the son of a princess, was familiar with various etiquette systems and was assigned to be a Langguan in the Ministry of Rites.

Another example is Hou Xuan, whom I haven't seen for many years. But before Ju Ming was admitted to the imperial examination, he came to listen to his lectures, and even took Ju Ming to Goulan to listen to music. He was arranged to be the temple minister in Honglu Temple.

Lu Zai, who rented a house to Zhu Ming, was recruited to the capital a while ago. On the way on the passenger ship, his wife gave birth to a son, named Lu You, who was appointed by Zhu Guoxiang as the Minister of Punishment.

In the year of Huang Gui, he was the Minister of Rites.

Zhang Bor, the Minister of War, was responsible for connecting the Privy Council and the Ministry of War, and returned after handing over the Shandong army to Zhang Shuye.

Even the three people who were transferred to poor counties due to his involvement when Ju Ming was the governor of Puzhou, all were promoted to the level of prefect this time because they had joined the father and son early.

Not to mention Bai Chongyan, Zheng Hong, Ling Guxu, Min Zishun and others. They will continue to serve in the local areas and be trained according to the line of senior officials. If they really do not have the ability, they will be transferred back to the central government to take up noble positions.

It was not a case of nepotism, but that the father and son temporarily did not trust the officials of the old Song Dynasty, and the team in their hands was really not enough.

Li Gang was sent to be the magistrate of the state. Ju Ming thought that his character was good, but his ability to do things was very problematic and he needed to practice locally.
Chapter completed!