The basic structure of the central government is basically completed at this point.

The reward of the reward and the transfer of the transfer should be clearly arranged by Guo Peng by the core department of the central government.

Cheng Yu and the others knew about this.

Before Guo Peng made the official announcement, he made a breath of air about the central political system and military system he had designed, and of course he did not allow them to participate too much, as long as they obeyed orders.

The ministers were a little confused at first, but then they gradually came back to their senses.

The emperor wants to centralize power.

Also, how can there be a founding emperor who does not centralize power?

For a period of time before the founding of the People's Republic of China, many people were discussing, and they all felt that the emperor was going to centralize power and get all the power he deserved, and he would not be willing to be an emperor like Emperor Huan and Emperor Ling.

This is not something impossible to happen, and it did not exceed the expectations of the ministers, but they didn't expect Guo Peng to change the administrative structure.

However, if Guo Peng has any exquisite arrangements, it seems that it is not necessarily that the affairs of Dahonglu were separated from the affairs of Dahonglu and a foreign ministry was established, and the things to be done by Guangluxun and Weiwei were changed to those of military personnel, and the group of the Praetorian Guards was set up in the center.

For other positions that serve the emperor, such as Shaofu, Guo Peng has not yet made clear arrangements.

The ministers didn't know what agency Guo Peng planned to replace those positions, or who to appoint to do them.

It seems that there is still drama in the future.

The reward for the army is the sixth edict, and this edict is also quite informative.

As far as the Praetorian Guard set up by Guo Peng is concerned, the Praetorian Guard is not a Praetorian Guard in the literal sense, but a combination of the Praetorian Army and the Guard.

The forbidden army was responsible for defending the imperial city and the palace city, and the guard army was responsible for protecting the entire Luoyang area except for the imperial city and the palace city.

Guo Peng's newly built Luoyang City is divided into three parts, the most central imperial city, the outer circle of the palace city, and the outermost outer city, three concentric frames together, the imperial city is Guo Peng's home, the palace city is the office of the central administrative department, and the outer city is the part of all other Luoyang cities.

The forbidden army is the original Tiger Guard.

Guo Peng reorganized the 5,000 Tiger Guards into the Forbidden Army, placed the left general of the Forbidden Army and the right general of the Forbidden Army, with Xu Chu as the left general of the Forbidden Army and Dian Wei as the right general of the Forbidden Army.

Xu Chu and Dian Wei take turns, one is responsible for directly inspecting the palace, and the other is responsible for inspecting the entire imperial city, rotating every day, and the treatment of the two is the same, regardless of high or low, the main responsibility is to protect the royal family and defend Guo someone.

The Guards are different from the Forbidden Army, and the Guards are much larger.

In Guo Peng's concept, the so-called entire Sili School Captain's Department, namely Hedong County, Hanoi County, Hongnong County and Henan Yin, are all Luoyang regions, pan-capital areas, and directly under the jurisdiction of the capital, so it is these four areas that the guards need to protect, as well as inside and outside Luoyang City.

In order to defend these places, the strength of the guard army was of course very large, a total of 115,000 men, and together with the 5,000 men of the forbidden army, 120,000, it was the absolute force to protect the capital region.

The Guards have the General of the Guards as the commander-in-chief, and there are four generals: the Left General of the Guard, the Right General of the Guard, the Former General of the Guard, and the General of the Rear of the Guard.

Guo Peng made Zhao Yun the general of the Wei Army, as the commander-in-chief of the Wei Army.

He also ordered Cao Hong to serve as the left general of the guard, Cao Chun to serve as the right general of the guard, Li Dian, the nephew of Li Gan, the former general of Jianwei, to serve as the former general of the guard, and Guo Dong, the former garrison of Taiyuan County, to serve as the general of the guard.

The four of them each led an army and assisted Zhao Yun in taking charge of the guards.

The guards directly obeyed the orders of Emperor Guo Peng and did not listen to the command of anyone else.

The existence of the Praetorian Guard directly replaced the necessity of the existence of the positions of Guangluxun and Wei Wei, and divided the powers.

Of course, this is not incomprehensible in the eyes of the ministers, looking at the new emperor's approach, it is obvious that he is strengthening the centralization of power.

Especially the military power, all the important military power is in the hands of his own people, and it is directly under the command of the emperor himself.

This, of course, weakened the power of the scholars, but no one would want to rebel against the new emperor now.

As soon as you ascended the throne, you sang the opposite, do you want to be Xun Yu or Zang Hong?

This is part of Guo Peng's overall plan to weaken the authority of scholars, and it is also a righteous and bright conspiracy, which is done with the prestige of the founding emperor, which is similar to metaphysics, because prestige you can't see or touch, but it is real.

He wanted to transfer some of the powers that were originally held by scholars to other cronies and subordinates, such as the Central Forbidden Army, which was no longer directly controlled by scholars.

And some of the powers in the palace that originally belonged to scholars will also be replaced by eunuchs.

Guo Peng wanted to completely exclude the scholars from his inner court and army.

The formation of the central army is to exclude the scholars from the struggle for military power, such as Emperor Ling's use of a large number of scholars to hold the position of the eighth lieutenant in the West Garden, Guo Peng will not do it.

The army is the army, and the scholars are the scholars, and the scholars are honest civil officials, and they do not want to control the military power again.

The lessons of Yuan Shao and Yuan Shu are just around the corner, and Guo has not forgotten how much effort he put in to defeat Yuan Shao and Yuan Shu, and even how many years it took for Yuan Shu's dog to lick him before turning over and becoming a man.

In terms of the entire army, Guo Peng made great changes, directly changing the entire military system of the Eastern Han Dynasty.

He first established the stipulation that civilian officials should engage in civilian duties and military attachés should engage in military duties, and further determined that county guards should be civilian officials and non-military attachés, and military attachés could not be civilian officers.

Then he created the system of military ranks and military ranks.

In the rules he established, the rank represents the level of a soldier's merits and the treatment he deserves, while the level of military rank is the level of a soldier's command position, which is a wartime sequence.

The military rank is constant, and if you have it, you have it, and you can have one for many people at the same time, not the only one.

However, some military posts are permanent and some are not, and those that are not permanent will only be dispatched when needed, and one person will be abolished at the end of the post, or replaced by other permanent posts.

The military ranks from high to low are 10th class, 1st class general, 2nd class hussar general, 3rd class chariot cavalry general, 4th class guard general, 5th class Zhenguo general, 6th class Zhenyuan general, 7th class Mingwei captain, 8th class Xuanwei captain, 9th class Xuanwu captain, and 10th class Wude captain.

Among the military positions, the military positions of the Central Army sequence are all permanent, with two generals of the forbidden army, one general of the Guards, and four generals of the left and right sides of the guards, a total of seven positions.

There are also permanent and non-permanent positions in the local army.

The permanent ones are the original local garrisons newly founded by Guo Peng, the current local garrison commanders, and the military positions such as captains and captains in the military sequence.

The rest are insignificant.

For example, many generals such as Sizheng and Four Towns, Siping and Si'an are not often placed, and they will be placed when necessary.

Among them, Guo Peng also stipulated that the status of the generals of the four expeditions and the generals of the four towns is the same, but they are not at the same time, mainly depending on the actual needs, they are the commanders of one army, and when the army needs to go on the expedition, the commanders will be given the position of the generals of the four expeditions or the four towns, and they will be withdrawn immediately.

The position of General Siping and General Si'an is the same, they are both the assistants of the generals of Sizheng or Sizhen, the left and right hands, can be placed at the same time in wartime, the same authority, the same status, and they are also withdrawn as soon as the matter is stopped.

This set of rules can be said to have completely changed the military system since the Qin and Han dynasties.

Cao Ren and the others were also surprised when they first found out, but this was Guo Peng's decision, they didn't object, and they were also very interested in that rank.

Although they don't know how Guo Peng will be sealed, they don't know what kind of reward they will get.

So they kept looking forward to it.

I would like to know how Guo Peng arranged it.

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