Chapter 176 Touring states and counties ([-])

"The lord has worked tirelessly to patrol the counties, the last general waited for someone to greet him late, I hope the lord will forgive me!"

When Wei Gao and others heard the news of Gongsun Yue's visit, they rushed to the city gate with Yuchi Gong and Guo Yuan to greet them.

"Chengwu, Jingde, and Zini, I didn't inform you of this inspection of the counties, just to see the more real situation, and the people live and work in peace and contentment along the way. It seems that you are really good at governing the people, and I will hand over the northern part of Youzhou to you. It was right."

Gongsun Yue jumped off his horse and helped Wei Gao, Yu Chigong, and Guoyuan up. The three Yuyang counties were dominated by Wei Gao, with Yuchigong and Guoyuan as their assistants. Governance is well organized.

"My lord, Zini contributed a lot to the stability of Yuyang's three counties today. Without his help, we wouldn't be able to take down Yan Rou so easily."

Regarding Wei Gao's praise, Guoyuan modestly declined a few words, but Gongsun Yue still knew his talent. Although he was not well-known in the romance, his ability to govern the local area was still good.

"Chengwu, Zini's talent, this general naturally knows, the reason why he was not transferred back to Beiping is because Yuyang is too important.

With him and Jingde assisting you, every article and military weapon complement each other, I believe that the northern part of Youzhou will be safe and sound! "

Guoyuan, courtesy name Zini, was born in Gai County, Le'an County. He was an official of Cao Wei during the Three Kingdoms period. He was a disciple of Zheng Xuan, a master of Confucian classics in the late Han Dynasty.

He once followed Guan Ning and Bing Yuan to avoid chaos in Liaodong, and later returned to the Central Plains. Cao Cao appointed him as Sikong, and Guoyuan was also loyal to his duties.

Cao Cao implemented the garrison system, and made Guoyuan responsible for handling garrison matters. Guoyuan used his management skills to balance the interests of policies in many ways. This implementation measure, in just five years, has made the country's granary abundant and the people can live and work in peace and contentment.

When Cao Cao conquered Guanzhong, he stayed in Guoyuan to do logistics, served as the governor of the mansion, and took charge of all affairs in the mansion.

Soon, Tian Yin and Su Bo rebelled in Hejian, General Jia Xin broke it, and more than a thousand people under Tian Yin asked to surrender. Cheng Yu persuaded Cao Cao not to punish the surrender. Ask for forgiveness, and as a result, more than a thousand people were able to save their lives.

Later, Guoyuan served as a servant and was ranked among the nine ministers, and finally died in office.

When Guoyuan was young, he served as a teacher of Zheng Xuan, and later went to Liaodong County with Bing Yuan, Guan Ning and others to escape the military chaos.

After returning to his hometown, he was recruited by Cao Cao to serve as a subordinate of Sikong. Every time he discussed political affairs in Cao Gong's mansion, he often spoke frankly, humbly and selflessly.

Cao Cao wanted to set up farmland extensively and let Guoyuan take charge of this matter.

Guoyuan repeatedly stated the items that should be increased or decreased, inspected the land, resettled the people, counted the number of people, set up officials, and clarified the methods of assessment. In five years, the granary was full, and the people encouraged each other and were happy with this undertaking.

Cao Cao conquered Guanzhong and appointed Guoyuan as the governor of the residence, in charge of left-behind affairs.

Tian Yin and Su Bo rebelled in Hejian County. After Tian Yin and others failed, there were many remaining parties who should be punished according to law. Guoyuan believed that these people were not the chief criminals and asked not to execute them. Cao Cao obeyed his opinion.

More than 1000 people survived by relying on Guoyuan's suggestion. When writing documents for defeating bandit soldiers, the old practice is often exaggerated. One is ten, and when Guoyuan reports the number of beheaded heads, report as many as there are.

Cao Cao asked him why he did this, Guoyuan said:
"When conquering foreign enemies, those who overreport the number of soldiers captured by beheading are trying to exaggerate their achievements and use them to show the people to see and hear.

And Hejian is within our borders, Tian Yin and others rebelled, although they are credited with defeating them, Guoyuan still feels ashamed of this matter in private. "

Cao Cao was very happy and promoted Guoyuan to be the prefect of Wei County. At that time, someone wrote an anonymous letter to slander others. Cao Cao hated this behavior and wanted to know who wrote the letter.

Guoyuan asked for instructions to keep the original letter instead of spreading it out. The original letter quoted the content of "Fu of Erjing" in many places. Guoyuan asked Gongcao to say:

"This county is very big. Although it is the capital, there are few people who are interested in learning. This letter can enlighten young people. I want to send people to learn from teachers."

Gongcao dispatched three people, and Guoyuan summoned them before dispatching, and taught them a lesson:
"The things you have learned are not extensive. "Er Jing Fu" is a book about natural history. People in the world have ignored it. There are few teachers who can explain it. You can find someone who can understand it and ask him for advice. .”

Guoyuan told them his intention in secret, and within a few days he found someone who could read "Er Jing Fu", and the three went to apprentice.

Then Guoyuan asked that person to write a note. Compared with the letter, it was the same handwriting as the person who wrote the letter. Then he was arrested and interrogated, and the whole truth was obtained. Cao Cao promoted Guoyuan as a servant .

Although Guoyuan lived in the position of Lieqing, he still wore common clothes and ate vegetarian food. He distributed all his salary and rewards to relatives and friends, but he himself remained humble and frugal, and finally died in office.

"Chengwu, now that Jizhou is pre-established, all affairs in Youzhou and Jizhou are complicated, although Di Changshi is temporarily in charge of farming, but there are too many things in Jizhou, even with Zishou's assistance, it is still too busy.

The farming of Jizhou is very important to the development of Jizhou. I think Tiao Zini went to Beiping City to be responsible for the farming of Jizhou, especially in the three counties of southern Hebei, Yangping County, Wei County, and Guangping County.

Although our army will not use troops to the south at present, after the settlement of Bingzhou and Qingzhou, it is an inevitable trend to go south. Farming in advance can store grain and grass.

The matter of garrisoning the fields needs to be done with a deep heart, and there will be no obvious effect in a short period of time, but Zini can rest assured that when the matter of garrisoning the fields has achieved results, the general will definitely reuse it and let you be responsible for the matter of supporting Cao.

Jingde is brave in battle, it is enough to have him here to assist you, and Lord Wuhuan Murong Ke is trustworthy, you can communicate with each other at any time when you encounter problems, the stability of Baoyou Prefecture is not a big problem. "

At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, the Shangshu Order was very important. It was mainly responsible for managing memorials and documents, and drafting edicts. The government affairs of the court were handled by the Shangshutai for a long time, and the power was very powerful.

Shangshutai is also known as Zhongtai. Shangshutai has one Shangshu Ling, one left and one servants, and one person on the left and right. The Five Bing Caos of the Wubing Cao are equivalent to the Duzhi Cao of the Ministry of Households, and each Cao has a Shangshu.

The five ministers plus the left and right servants and the ministers make a total of eight people, who control most of the decision-making power of the imperial court, so they are collectively called the eight ministers.

The system of three provinces and six ministries that prevailed after the Tang Dynasty actually followed Shangshutai and Wubingcao, and the Shangshuling at this time had much more power than the three high-ranking officials in the Tang Dynasty.

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