The room goes through the late Ming Dynasty, and the back door leads to North America at the beginni

There are twelve offices under the provincial government:

General Office, Finance Department, Personnel Department, Taxation Department, Agriculture Department, Commerce Department, Engineering Department, Transportation Department, Education Department, Health Department, Patrol Department, and Water Resources Department.

The governor is the chief officer of the province and has the second rank. There are also four deputies, namely the left and right chief envoys (the third rank) and the left and right counselors (the third rank).

The Supervisory Office has the following jurisdictions: Office, Inspectors Department, Tax Clearance Department, Work Supervision Department, Punishment Department, Supervision Department, Ceremony Department, Inspection Department, and Special Inspection Department.

Apart from the relatively novel name, Du Yinxi does not feel that this division is abrupt.

Because before the Ming Dynasty, imperial envoys were used to supervise various local government affairs, but the division of responsibilities was unclear and there were no strict regulations. Coupled with the fact that the imperial envoy has the power to report things, he can easily become a tool of party struggle.

Such a restructuring of the Ministry of Finance is tantamount to making the functions of the supervision department more detailed and specific.

In principle, officials from the Ministry of Health are not allowed to interfere in affairs that are not their duties.

In addition, the inspectors of the Ministry of Education do not have the right to report incidents, so the possibility of becoming a tool of party struggle is greatly reduced.

The chief officers of the Provincial Supervision Department are the Inspector (Second Rank) and the Deputy Inspector (Second Rank).

The office has a director (from the fourth rank), each department has an inspector-in-charge (from the fifth rank), and several supervisors (from the fifth rank).

As for the trial hall, it is relatively simple. It has four temporary departments: Office, Personnel Department, Finance Department, and Service Department.

The chief officer is Ti Xing Shi, whose full name is Ti Dian Xing Yu Shi, and is the third rank.

There is also a deputy envoy for punishment, from the third rank.

In addition to the directors of each division, there is also a presiding judge (the fifth rank) and several judges (the fifth rank), who specialize in various cases that cannot be decided by the prefecture and county.

The Provincial Military Office is responsible for temporarily coordinating and coordinating the garrison and civilian operations of various provinces. It is under the direct jurisdiction of the Military Affairs Council of the Ministry of Defense and has the responsibility to cooperate with the governor's work.

It has four jurisdictions: office, personnel, property, and service, as well as the Military Supervision Department, the Military Affairs Department, the Military Law Department, the Armaments Department, the Coordination Department, and the Military Service Department.

The chief officers are one Dianjun envoy and two Dianjun deputy envoys—generally, they are served by garrison generals from other provinces who have retreated to the second line.

Du Yinxi felt that the settings of various institutions in Kueibu Province were much improved compared to those in the Ming Dynasty, but they would also need many more officials.

Needless to say, there is a shortage of officials in the Ministry of Finance at present, and it may become a financial burden in the future.

He resisted not bringing up the matter, but found that the more he endured, the more uncomfortable he became...

After Liu Sheng processed a small pile of letters, he sighed: "The shortage of local administrative officials is really too big. Is Mr. Du interested in serving as the prefect of Hanyang to share my worries?"

Du Yinxi was looking for something specific to distract himself, so he said, "How dare you disobey your orders."

In early and mid-November, Liu Sheng's work focused on sorting out government affairs.

In terms of military matters, since they have been planned in advance and all departments are progressing smoothly, they are usually dealt with incidentally and do not take much effort.

On the third day of November, Li Dingguo and Mao Chengguo captured Changsha and captured the Ming Dynasty's general magistrate of Changsha, Tuesday Nan and the official Cai Daoxian.

On the seventh day of November, Xiangtan was conquered.

Then the troops were divided into two groups. Mao Chengguo and Lin Youhui successively conquered Liuyang, Liling and Pingxiang in Jiangxi.

Li Dingguo and Huang Jie successively conquered Xiangxiang, Ningxiang, and Yiyang.

On the other side, Helianyue entered Dongting Lake from Baling and first captured the entire Changde Prefecture before going to capture the main cities of Yuezhou Prefecture such as Huarong, Anxiang, and Lizhou in the west.

Just as Du Yinxi thought before, after Chen Ruimo, the governor of Pianyuan, lost 30,000 officers and soldiers in the battle, the Ming army in Hunan became even more empty. The rural soldiers from all over the country could not stop the Yi army at all, and most of them fled in the hope of wind.

Speaking of which, in history, when Zhang Xianzhong ravaged Hunan, although the Ming army was vulnerable, many local soldiers and gentry rose up to resist.

Because the discipline of Zhang Xianzhong's troops was so poor that they even massacred the city. When word spread to the Ming Dynasty, it was exaggerated by officials and gentry, which made it even more scary. In addition, the people of Hunan were not yet completely unable to survive. Natural choice Together with the official army (Ming army), they rose up to resist.

Although the Wei army was also stigmatized and even demonized by local officials and gentry of the Ming Dynasty, because the Wei army rose too quickly, it was faster to attack Huguang this time, so the stigma in Hunan was very low.

The fact is that many people did not know about the existence of the Yi army until the Yi army came.

In addition, the discipline of the Yi army was much better than that of the Ming army, and a good reputation spread, which reduced the resistance of the local people...

When Weibu was attacking Huguang, the situation in the north was also changing rapidly.

On this day, Liu Sheng was handling government affairs in Chengyun Hall, and Li Weiqi walked in quickly after the announcement.

"Commander, the spies of Li Qingshan's tribe in Shandong have received important news. On the ninth day of November, the Chu army entered Yanzhou from Guide, defeated tens of thousands of Ming troops, and rescued Li Qingshan's tribe who was trapped in Cao County.

In this battle, Liu Zeqing's troops were the first to flee, resulting in the death of Sun Yingyuan, the commander-in-chief of the Ming Army's Beijing Camp, and Yang Yufan, the commander-in-chief of Denglai, who was seriously injured and fled.

I think that the Chuang army may take the opportunity to capture Shandong and even Jiangbei! "

Liu Sheng frowned upon hearing this, and immediately took the information and looked at it carefully.

Li Qingshan's tribe had been planning to be recruited before. After giving six large boxes of "treasures" to the passing chief minister Zhou Yanru, he thought that the recruitment was certain and ignored even the overtures of the Wei tribe.

Unexpectedly, in October, the Ming court not only failed to issue an imperial edict, but instead appointed Zhang Guowei as governor of water transportation, supervising tens of thousands of Ming troops from Sun Yingyuan, Yang Yufan, and Liu Zeqing to attack Li Qingshan's tribe.

At this time, Li Qingshan nominally had 200,000 to 300,000 troops, but they were all a mob, and only his own troops could barely compete with the official army.

Therefore, after only persisting for a month, Li Qingshan's troops were forced to a dead end, leaving more than 10,000 people trapped in Caoxian County.

On the Henan side, after Li Zicheng defeated the Qin army of Fu Zonglong's tribe in Xiaoshan in September, he saw that the Ming army was firmly defending Tongguan, so he turned around and attacked Kaifeng Mansion.

I don't know if it was because of the attack by Liu Sheng and Guibu. At this time, Li Zicheng listened to Li Yan's opinions and stopped fighting with the Kaifeng Mansion.

After capturing most of the cities in Kaifeng Prefecture, he took advantage of the situation and marched into Guide Prefecture. Now he entered Yanzhou, Shandong Province and rescued Li Qingshan's tribe, which was beyond Liu Sheng's expectations.

'They actually entered Shandong... It seems that history is difficult to refer to. '

Liu Sheng frowned slightly, then relaxed.

He felt this wasn't necessarily a bad thing.

Compared with the invading army in history, although the invading army today did not capture Nanyang, it entered Shandong - this means that the capital's grain supply is likely to be blocked again, and Chongzhen may be forced to a dead end in advance.

Of course, other changes may also occur, such as moving the remaining border troops from Liaodong into the customs in advance. Another example is trying to transport grain by sea.

After reading the information, Liu Sheng handed it to Ma Shimin.

After Ma Shimin finished reading, he also frowned and said: "Commander, if the Ming army cannot drive the Chuang army out of Shandong and let them gain a foothold, the Chuang army will probably take the capital directly next!"

"Oh?" Liu Sheng was slightly surprised, "Why not go south to Jiangbei?"

Ma Shimin said solemnly: "If we break into the capital and destroy the Ming Dynasty, it will be equivalent to occupying the great righteousness. The limelight and fame will suddenly surpass our tribe and become the leader of the rebels in the world!

If Li Zicheng ascends the throne in the capital again and establishes Kaiyuan, he will even be able to spread the word in many places with his great righteousness! "

As a later generation, Liu Sheng never thought of what Ma Shimin said before - in his mind, strength is the foundation.

However, referring to history, after Li Zicheng returned to the capital, he did have many cities to spread his message. Even at that time, most of Shandong was easily captured by the Chuang army.

So, should he just sit back and watch Li Zicheng take over the capital, or should he send troops to dig out the Chuang army to stop this?

For a moment, Liu Sheng fell into deep thought.

Second update.

Good night~