NOVEL NEXT Chapter 201
Next came the earls, and there were relatively many of them. Zhang Fu began to write down their names one by one.
These included Fu Cunshen, Zhou Cang, Xu Wei, Gongsun Zan, Gongsun Du, Shan Xiongxin, Guo Jia, Jia Xu, Xi Zhicai, Liu Bowen, Yao Guangxiao, Li Shanchang, Dian Wei, Yan Liang, Wen Chou, Taishi Ci, Xu Rong, Zhang Dingbian, Guan Hai, Zhang Mancheng, Bo Cai, Guo Yu, Yan Zhong, Huang Zhong, Gao Chong, Wang Yue, etc.
In addition, since the system added some additional military exploits to Xu Da, Yue Fei, Xin Qiji, and Chang Yuchun when they were summoned, they were also included in the list of earls by Zhang Fu.
In addition, although Shen Wansan, Du Kang, Zhang Yajiu, Jia Sixie, and others did not directly participate in the battle, they silently made great contributions to the Ming Dynasty and were also written into the list of earls.
Finally, Qiu Liju was also named an earl because of his identity as a Wuhuan.
These earls showed outstanding talents and contributions in different fields, and jointly promoted the development of the Ming Dynasty.
Such as Li Siyuan, Li Cunmao, Shi Jingsi, Suo Chao, Yan Rou, Liao Hua, Fang La, Zhang Xian, Wu Shigui, Gan Ning, Zhou Tai, Jiang Qin, Su Fei, Xu Ding, Li Tong, Zhang Yan, He Man, Zhang Baiqi, Chen Dao, Wu Anguo, Zhangsun Wuji, Meng Liang, Jiao Zan, Li Shunchen, Yi Zhiwende, Tang He and others.
They either lacked merit or had not yet established merit, so they were not awarded titles, but they were definitely indispensable in terms of official positions.
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Soon, Zhang Fu finished writing all the contents, and then the vacant official positions were handed over to others to fill.
After all, the scale of this reward was so large that a large number of children from noble families and poor families were needed to fill the vacancies.
However, due to the large number of people, Zhang Fu could not remember everyone's name, so he could only give this task to Guo Jia and Jia Xu, the two leaders of the bad people.
Early the next morning, Zhang Fu, served by Gao Lishi, put on the golden dragon robe and prepared to go to the ceremony of opening the reward ceremony.
At this time, Yan Zhong stood in the front and began to read his own carefully written long speech, which lasted for nearly half an hour.
Zhang Fu sat on the dragon chair, listening to Yan Zhong's endless speech, and gradually felt a little sleepy.
Finally, Yan Zhong finished reading the long speech and returned to his original position.
Next, Gao Lishi began to read the imperial edict. First, according to Zhang Fu's request, he read the reward of the title.
After Gao Lishi finished reading, Zhang Fu stood up and delivered an impassioned speech.
He told everyone that although some people failed to obtain the title, they also made contributions to the country, and promised to give them more opportunities and rewards.
These words filled those who were not given titles with hope and motivation. They were like chicken blood, and were not disappointed at all because they did not get the title.
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Then came the appointment of officials. In this regard, Zhang Fu arranged them completely according to their respective abilities. As for the size of their merits, he did not take them into consideration at all.
Zhang Fu was also confident. After all, they were all recruited or promoted by himself. As long as he appointed them, he believed that these people would not have any complaints.
First of all, the appointment of officials in the Secretariat: Left Prime Minister—Yao Guangxiao, Right Prime Minister—Xi Zhicai (Military power increased to 25, Commander remained unchanged at 90, Intelligence increased to 104, Politics increased to 101).
Next is the appointment of officials from the six ministries:
Ministry of Personnel: Minister of Personnel—Li Shanchang, Left Vice Minister of Personnel—Wang Lang, Right Vice Minister of Personnel—Wang Xiu
Ministry of Revenue: Minister of Revenue—Xia Yuanji, Left Vice Minister of Revenue—Jia Sixie, Right Vice Minister of Revenue—Shen Wansan
Ministry of Rites: Minister of Rites—Changsun Wuji, Left Vice Minister of Rites—Shi Miao, Right Vice Minister of Rites—Liu Hui
Ministry of War: Minister of War—Guo Yu, Left Vice Minister of War—Yan Rou, Right Vice Minister of War—Li Siyuan
Ministry of Punishment: Minister of Punishment—Mao Jie, Left Vice Minister of Punishment—Zhao Yu, Right Vice Minister of Punishment—Hu Teng
Ministry of Works: Minister of Works—Cheng Yu, Left Vice Minister of Works—Geng Wu, Right Vice Minister of Works—Min Chun
Finally, it is the officials of the Censorate, the Tongzhengsi and the Five Temples.
Censorate: Left Censor-in-Chief—Liu Bowen, Right Censor-in-Chief—Tian Feng
Minister of Public Administration: Left Minister—Guo Jia (military power increased to 28, commander remained at 95, intelligence increased to 109, politics increased to 95), Right Minister—Jia Xu, Left Councillor—Zang Hong, Right Councillor—Li Li
Temple of the Supreme Court: Minister of the Supreme Court—Ju Su
Temple of the Most Reverends (in charge of sacrifices): Minister of the Most Reverends—Yan Zhong
Temple of the Most Reverends (in charge of banquets): Minister of the Most Reverends—Du Kang
Temple of the Most Reverends (horse breeder): Minister of the Most Reverends—Huangfu Duan
Temple of the Most Reverends (for entertaining foreign guests): Minister of the Most Reverends—Wu Shigui
RanThen came the appointment of local officials:
Beiping Prefecture in the capital: Beiping Prefecture Governor—Sun Shao
Gaozhou (the former territory of Goguryeo, the Three Han, Buyeo and other countries): Gaozhou Governor—Gongsun Du
Youzhou: Youzhou Governor—Xu Wei
Qingzhou: Qingzhou Governor—Gao Shilian
Jizhou: Jizhou Governor—Li Tong
Bingzhou: Bingzhou Governor—Fang La
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Next came the appointment of military officers. In order to ensure that he could be rewarded slowly in the future, this time Zhang Fu directly retained the titles of General, General of Cavalry, General of Chariots and Cavalry, General of Guards, Generals of Front, Back, Left, Right, Four Expeditions, Four Towns, Four Pings, and Four Ans, and did not write them into the imperial edict.
And the appointment of military officers was basically generals of miscellaneous titles and lieutenants, among which Zhang Fu, the general of miscellaneous titles, was arranged according to the size of the military officers in the Ming Dynasty.
General Zhaowu—Li Cunxiao, General Jianwei—Yang Zaixing, General Longhu—Gao Chong, General Zhaoyong—Dian Wei, General Zhaoyi—Xu Da, General Huaiyuan—Yue Fei, General Dingyuan—Shan Xiongxin.
General Mingwei—Chang Yuchun, General Guangwei—Fu Cunshen, General Xinwu—Guan Hai, General Xuanwu—Zhang Xian, General Xianwu—Zhang Dingbian.
General Wulue—Yan Liang, General Wuyi—Taishi Ci, General Wujie—Wen Chou, General Wude—Zhang Mancheng, General Wuwei—Bo Cai.
General Huwei—Chen Dao, General Lingjiang—Gan Ning, General Hengjiang—Zhou Tai, General Yamen—Zhao Yun, General Ningshuo—Wen Pin.
General Yangwei—Zhang Liao, General Yangwu—Zhou Cang, General Taoni—Liao Hua, General Yingyang—Li Cunmao, General Hengye—Cheng Yaojin.
Jiuwu General—Shi Jingsi, Wuya General—Xu Chu, Jishe General—Huang Zhong, Zhenglu General—Zhang He, Qingcha General—Zhang Yan, Wuhuan General—Qiu Liju.
Zhenhu General—Eulji Wende, Xuanyi General—Jiao Zan, Zhechong General—Meng Liang, Weilie General—Xin Qiji, Huaiji General—Wu Anguo.
Xingye General—Yi Sunshin, Yiwu General—Tang He, Yueqi General—Zhang Baiqi, Xianzhen General—Gao Shun, Baima General—Gongsun Zan, Lifeng General—Xu Rong, Youji General—Huang Chao.
Then there are the school lieutenants: Suo Chao, Li Jin, Li Qian, Tian Kai, Zou Dan, Zhang Guiba, Shan Jing, Jiang Qin, Su Fei, Xu Ding, He Man, Zhang Heng, Yue Yun, Jiao Ting, Pei Yuanshao, etc. are all school lieutenants.