Fan Wenba's opinion cannot be said to be meaningless, but it can only be said that it makes some sense.
But Zhang Yuejing didn't take it seriously.
He has strong self-confidence.
"The Ming Dynasty's 30,000 troops are stationed here. As long as Luan Rong still has brains, he will not choose to cause chaos, unless he is tired of living and wants to go down to see his relatives quickly."
No one can refute Zhang Yuejing's words, and no one can deny it.
It is indeed difficult for the 5,000-strong New Army to suppress Luan Rong. It is indeed easy for a warlord-level figure like Luan Rong, who has a large number of troops, to have dissatisfaction.
But the 30,000 Ming army was still here. As long as Luan Rong still had an organ like his brain, he wouldn't do such a stupid thing.
The most he can do is lead his own people to escape, or encourage the soldiers to cause chaos and then take the opportunity to escape. He will never be stupid enough to go against the Ming army.
Of course, the best possibility is to negotiate with Chaquan, get a promise that he can believe in, and then let it go with peace of mind.
Fan Wenba could not refute this, and Cha Quan had no objections.
As members of the Renaissance Society, they naturally had no sufficient reason to maintain the kingdom system under the premise that the Ming Dynasty had gotten rid of the imperial system and adopted a brand new democratic republic system.
Whether it is for practical significance or for ideals, the most important thing to do is to closely follow the Ming Dynasty and adopt a democratic republic system.
As a result, the five-member military group voted and all members agreed, preliminarily passing the resolution on the establishment of the Democratic Republic of Champa and the establishment of an emergency committee.
Later, with Zhang Yuejing, Zhou Zhi and others watching, they summoned all members of the Champa Revival Association and held the first rough general election.
Everyone unanimously recognized Chaquan as the leader of the new Champa Democratic Republic and decided to establish an emergency committee with full power.
At the same time, the General Assembly also recognized Chaquan's status in the Emergency Committee, so Chaquan officially assumed the position of chairman of the Emergency Committee of the Democratic Republic of Champa.
Four outstanding cadres who were widely famous in the New Army and had made the greatest contributions, including Fan Wenba, Er Haer, Hua Shuo and Lin Qian, were elected to the Emergency Committee together with Cha Quan.
At present, all powers of the Champa State belong to the Emergency Committee. The new army and the 20,000 troops that have just surrendered must obey the instructions of the Emergency Committee. All affairs of the country are also decided by the Emergency Committee.
The original Champa New Army was reorganized into the Champa Revolutionary Army.
The Emergency Committee will last until all towns and rural areas across the country are liberated by the new revolutionary army. At that time, the Emergency Committee will be automatically dissolved, and a new national institution of the democratic republic will be further established.
Then the country will enter a normal state and become a progressive, great and glorious country like the Ming Dynasty.
Although the conference was rough, the process was extremely fast, and the content was simple, it was indeed very efficient.
The organizational structure of a country was set up in such an emergency.
What happened next was just as Zhang Yuejing expected.
Luan Rong, who led the troops in Bintonglong area to surrender, learned about this and felt uneasy. Although he didn't know what a democratic republic meant, he realized that it was not a good thing for him to not do what the king said.
So he immediately came to Chaquan to make sure that he had hard work even if he had no merit, and that avoiding the civil war in the country was considered a meritorious deed.
Chaquan then agreed to Luan Rong's request and promised to ensure the safety and interests of him and his family. Even if there was a purge later, he would definitely let them get through it safely.
Subsequently, under the advice of Zhang Yuejing and Zhou Zhi, Chaquan adopted the Ming army's strategy of liberating the gate, screening and ideologically liberating the defeated, captured and voluntarily surrendered former Champa soldiers, preparing to further expand the number of Champa revolutionary troops.
The new army of only 5,000 people is definitely not enough.
Although the territory of the Champa State was not large, it still needed at least 30,000 regular troops and about 20,000 reserve troops to barely guarantee national security. If it wanted to expand its power, it would require at least two armies.
The new army of 5,000 people has undergone excellent training and can be used as the backbone of the army, but the recruitment of new soldiers is also an urgent matter.
Jiefangmen, as a strategy that had been widely used within the Ming army and had very good results, was taught to the political cadres of the Champa Revolutionary Army by the political cadres of the Ming army. The political cadres of the revolutionary army were greatly surprised.
Next, during the month-long campaign of screening and recruiting new recruits, the Jiefangmen played a huge role, adding more than 25,000 troops to the revolutionary army, and the Ming Army's first military establishment of the Champa Revolutionary Army was completed. .
This army was completely organized according to the establishment of the Ming army. Cha Quan himself served as a military general and led this army, thus successfully becoming the true military and political leader of the Champa Kingdom.
In addition to the military aspect, in terms of political action, in order to gain the support of the peasant masses in and around the capital city and gain a mass base as soon as possible, under the guidance of Zhang Yuejing, Zhou Zhi and others, Chaquan launched large-scale public trials and street parades.
In addition, Chaquan also made a decisive decision to launch land reform in the capital area, targeting the ruling class of the old Champa, seizing their land wealth, and returning this land wealth to the farmers to gain the support of the farmers.
The political cadres of the Ming army and the political cadres who occupied the city acted together, distributing weapons to farmers in the countryside, and jointly attacked the local gentry and landlords, attacked them, defeated them, captured them, paraded them through the streets, put them on public trial, and then hanged them in public.
Part of their property was confiscated and used as military expenses and national construction funds. The land and other properties were distributed to the farmers who were originally oppressed by them.
Their land deeds were burned, the instruments of torture used against the peasants were also burned, and the most luxurious house in the family was razed to the ground by the angry peasants.
Then, political cadres established the same peasant association of the Ming Dynasty in rural areas, or gathered one village or several relatively close villages to establish a unified large-scale peasant association.
They selected the most famous local farmers to serve as the president of the farmers' association, and political cadres served as instructors, guiding the farmers to begin the distribution of land, cattle, farm tools and other property.
Because of the help and guidance of experienced political cadres of the Ming Dynasty, the mistakes made by the early Ming Dynasty political cadres in establishing peasant associations and allocating land were avoided, and effective strategies were directly used.
As a result, the entire fifty-six villages in the area around the capital were brought under the jurisdiction of the Champa Democratic Republic in a short period of time. Soldiers and taxes began to be provided to them, and a clear superior-subordinate relationship was established.
A series of rules and guidelines for the connection between the farmers' associations and the Champa State officials were determined. What should be done and what should not be done were very clear.
This series of operations left Chaquan and the new leaders of the Champa Democratic Republic stunned and dazzled.
It was also the first time that they learned that there are so many ways to build a country, and there are so many needs and methods of doing things.
In the private meeting, Cha Quan made some deep emotions.
“Without the help and guidance of the comrades from the Ming Dynasty, we would not have been able to capture all the fifty-six surrounding villages in such a short period of time, nor would we have been able to establish an effective management organization. Now we can even do so there. Provided us with some soldiers.
The comrades of the Ming Dynasty were experienced, efficient, diligent, and did not procrastinate at all. On the contrary, our comrades could not keep up with their pace, and sometimes they could only act as translators. I think our comrades should speed up their studies and cannot slack off. "
