Gao Pragmatic's face was calm. Although Zheng Luo and the other four people were in a state of turmoil, they had no choice but to calm down and prepare to listen to his explanation.
Because it was the highest-level meeting, there were no outsiders in the flower hall, and Gao Pragmatic did not have too many scruples. He directly stated his next arrangements for the Tumote Department, which were what he and Zhu Yijun had said.
Hearing that Han Naji was to be married to Zhongjin Hatun, and then the two of them would join forces to deal with Xin Ai, Zheng Luo and others' complexions immediately improved a lot, and Liu Ping felt even more relaxed.
Liu Ping is probably the one who is most familiar with Gao pragmatism among the four. Based on his understanding of Gao pragmatism, Gao Shizhong is by no means a person who likes to be reckless. The two things he is best at are inducement and coercion. As a last resort, it is rare to rush over and engage in a hand-to-hand fight.
Huang Mengyu is Gao Pragmatic's die-hard ally, and Liu Ping is Huang Mengyu's nephew. Although the age difference between them is not big, their seniority and achievements as eunuchs are here, and Huang Mengyu is fully qualified to educate him.
How did Huang Mengyu educate him? When Gao Pragmatic came this time, Huang Mengyu rushed to deliver a letter to Liu Ping in advance, telling him, "No matter what the imperial envoy tells you to do, just do it. If you don't understand, you don't understand. Don't make your own decisions."
There was no embellishment in his words, as if he was teaching him a lesson in front of him, but Liu Ping didn't mind. If his uncle didn't value him, how could he let himself come to the place where he made his fortune?
As for Yao Shu's words, Liu Ping also had his own understanding. After reading the letter at that time, he knew that what Gao Shizhong came to do this time was definitely not simple. Most of it was something he had not expected at all, so Yao Uncle emphasized that he did not understand. I don’t understand, just follow the instructions.
In other words, what Gao Shizhong wants to do this time meets at least three conditions: first, he may not be able to understand it; second, it is inconvenient for his uncle to explain; third, he must comply with it.
Yes, just do as you are told. What’s the point of asking so many questions? As an eunuch, no one dies from talking too little, but more often than not, people die from talking too much!
So Liu Ping relaxed immediately after listening to Gao's pragmatic explanation. Although he, Liu, could never judge how the situation would develop, but this was not his job. Even if things went wrong in the end, The emperor will probably not think that it is Liu Ping's problem - damn, if Gao Shizhong can do it himself, how can I, Liu, take the blame?
And the most nervous person was actually Ma Jin at this time.
Because according to what Gao Pragmatic said, there is a high probability that this canonization will not be a peaceful canonization, and in all likelihood it will lead to a fight.
It’s hard to say whether Hannaji and Zhongjin Hatun can beat Xin Ai in terms of strength. Judging from the number of troops and financial resources, they should definitely have the upper hand if they join forces. .
But the problem is that the reason why Bahannaji has so many tribes is because he has always been favored, not because he is good at fighting. Although this guy has been with Anda for many years in the army, in fact, He has never fought in a war, so only a ghost knows whether he can fight or not.
As for Zhongjin Hatun... Well, although it is not uncommon for Mongolian Hatuns to be regents, and they were not able to fight in the past, Zhongjin Hatun seems to be a pacifist and has always insisted on living in harmony with the Ming Dynasty. I guess she might I can rely on Anda's remaining power to gain some power and rely on tradition to gain some support, but to say that I have any prestige in the military is probably overthinking.
Looking at it this way, if Han Naji and Jong Jin Hatun team up to fight Xin Ai in the end, the outcome will be difficult to predict.
Maybe this is what Gao Shizhong wants? Because in this way, Ming became the decisive force, especially since he would go with thousands of troops.
Oops, oops! The third brother will accompany the imperial envoy to the north this time. He will definitely not bring a large army, but will select elites - what kind of elites can there be? They must be their own "expert soldiers". The third brother didn't have many elite soldiers, less than 2,000 in total. It was estimated that he would only bring a thousand people with him when he went out this time.
In this case, including the imperial guards and servants in the imperial palace, there are only five thousand people in total. Although they are all cavalry, five thousand cavalry... If this is placed in the Central Plains, it is indeed a considerable force, but in this Is Mongolia considered a feather?
Mongolia claims to control hundreds of thousands of strings. Even if there is some water in it, even if it also includes the Dongtao, Xitao, and Qinghai tribes that are unlikely to appear in this battle, but just the Tumut headquarters, if something big happens. , it is possible to control a hundred thousand strings!
Five thousand Han cavalry versus one hundred thousand Mongolian cavalry?
Oh no, the Mongols are in civil strife, so there won’t be 100,000 Mongolian riders...
Ma Jin quickly sorted out his thoughts and calculated again: Han Naji had approximately 15,000 to 20,000 troops that could be mobilized directly. If the troops were mobilized with the command arrow, 50,000 cavalry should be able to gather together; As for Zhongjin Hatun, the 10,000 elite troops directly under the Shunyi King's Court should be able to control it, but the recruiting tribes don't know how many can be recruited - the key is not knowing how many tribes are willing to listen to her orders. In this case, she can come up with It's hard to estimate the strength of the army. If we calculate it as 20,000, Hannaji and her can put together 70,000 cavalry.
Powerful is powerful. Ma Jin breathed a sigh of relief, and then thought about Xin Ai's aspect: Xin Ai's headquarters usually retains not many cavalry, only 10,000 cavalry, but his troops are not many, and in terms of population, it is no worse than Bahan Naji.
However, there is a problem here, that is, many of Xin Ai's tribesmen were conquered by Anda in the years before, such as part of Wu Liangha. There are also a group of people that I divided using power, such as part of the Yongxie Bubu.
This part of the Yongxiebu tribe may be a little more honest, because their former leader was assigned by Anda to guard Qinghai, and the boss there had a piece of grassland allotted to him, so he was willing to leave some of his tribe to Anda. ——It may be equivalent to buying an official, and it is buying an official in "Yongzhen Yifang".
In this way, the so-called Yongxiebu Eight Camps were left with about three battalions for Anda, who then passed on to his eldest son Xin Ai.
Relatively speaking, Wu Liangha is not as honest as Yong Xie Bubu. They were divided and annexed by Anda and others. Anda probably got 40% of Wuliangha's strength, but Anda is not honest either. The previous war with the Ming Dynasty had consumed some of the Ulliangha tribe, and now it is considered to be 30% at most.
I replied that although killing someone with a borrowed knife was done more secretly, Wu Liangha was not a fool. Couldn't he have noticed that his own strength was getting weaker and weaker? Therefore, they must be dissatisfied, which raises the possibility that once Xin Ai faces a big danger, it is difficult to say whether Wu Liangha will obey orders.
Of course, Wu Liangha's situation is also very bad. The key is that Wu Liangha is no longer a whole, and some of them have been taken away by Chahar long ago. They are now Tumen Khan's subordinates, and Tumen Khan has no control over Wu Liang Kazakhstan was also a conqueror, and they were equally unconvinced.
Therefore, even if Xin Ai refuses to obey orders when he is in trouble, they probably will not take the initiative to stir up trouble, and the probability of sitting on the sidelines should be the highest.
However, Xin Ai's strength is not limited to the tribe he controls. As the eldest son of An Da, after Dayan Khan re-established the rules, it is theoretically his Xin Ai who should inherit An Da's status. Although I have been trying to overthrow this system for many years, but... hasn't it been successful yet?
Therefore, Xin Ai may have a "righteous" advantage over the Tumote tribe who are beyond the control of Han Naji and Zhongjin Hatun. The most critical force among them is the number one warrior under An Da's command, Jiatai. Ji controls and influences the tribe.
If Qatai Ji thinks that Xin Ai is the natural successor of Amada Khan and supports Xin Ai, then Han Naji and Zhongjin Hatun will be in danger. Although Chatterji currently has only 6,000 troops directly under his control, his appeal and symbolism are no joke. Once he surrenders to Xin Ai and removes Han Naji and Jongjin Hatun from his headquarters, he might not be able to do it again. There are other supporters.
If the situation is so bad, let alone the canonization matter, it is hard to say whether Gao Pragmatic will come back - if Gao Pragmatic cannot come back, how can the third brother come back?
To put it bluntly, even if he could escape by himself, he would not dare to escape. If Gao Pragmatic escapes after losing it, not to mention that the emperor must kill him, can Gao Dang and Jin Dang spare his life?
You will definitely die if you come back!
Thinking of this, Ma Jin couldn't help sweating on his forehead, and thought to himself: It's over, what are you doing to cause such trouble! It would be great to let Xin Ai be the king of Shunyi. This guy is seriously ill and probably won't live for a few more years. Can't we wait until he dies before pushing Han Naji to the throne?
But this is because Ma Jin, a military commander, does not understand politics, because as long as Xin Ai becomes King of Shunyi, the rightful name will be determined. It is logical that the next King of Shunyi will come from his lineage, and it will basically be Lalik.
If Xin Ai is allowed to come to power now, it will be equivalent to the fact that the primogeniture system that Anda has worked hard to destroy over the years is still tenaciously persisting. By then, there will be no reason to push Han Naji.
The "Golden Family" is able to rule Mongolia, often relying on the word "name". If there is no name, how can Han Naji and Zhongjin Hatun rely on to fight Xin Ai and Lali Ke's father and son?
Is there a name now? have.
Ida has been destroying the primogeniture system over the years, thus introducing the Yellow Sect. Now the Yellow Sect has basically replaced Shamanism and become the state religion of Tumut.
The senior officials of the Yellow Sect were very afraid of the Ming Dynasty, and they advised me not to go against the Ming Dynasty. Therefore, if the Ming Dynasty said that the new King of Shunyi should be Han Naji, then the Yellow Sect would almost certainly announce that Han Naji was the emperor in the name of Buddha. Genghis Khan was reincarnated, or Kublai Khan was reincarnated, or whoever was reincarnated—in short, he was the inevitable successor to the Great Khan.
Fortunately, Ma Jin was worried now, but she knew that she was a soft-spoken person, and even her words could not change Gao Pragmatic's opinions, so she could only look at Zheng Luo and Jia Yingyuan, hoping that the two real frontier officials would stand up and persuade Gao Pragmatic - -Even persuaded the emperor to withdraw his orders.
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In the last chapter, "Chapter 035" was written as "Chapter 085" in a blur, but the background cannot be changed. Please forgive me...
