At present, grassroots villages all over Siberia are intensively carrying out construction. The woodcarved corrugated trees rise from the ground, all of which are designed according to the villagers' own ideas, so all kinds of wooden houses have different shapes.

The indigenous grassroots villages organized the youth of the whole village, set up a number of construction teams, and worked together to build the woodcarving flutes in the order in which the villagers drew lots.

The heads of indigenous villages in the Far East and Northeast are all elected by the villagers. The selected village chief, the company will train for a period of time, and then appoint a squadron leader. The village chiefs elected by these villagers are the backbone of the villagers, and they deal with major and minor affairs between the villagers on weekdays.

Because of the distance between the indigenous villages of the Trans-Northeast region of Siberia, each village is a soldier, and in case of danger, the whole village will take up arms and fight.

The indigenous Siberians were registered, screened and purified, and their personal belongings were distributed, then dispersed and reorganized.

The natives of Siberia, carrying huge marching bags, took a steam barge with their families to the grassroots villages of the indigenous people in the outer northeast.

When a large number of Siberian natives came, they were attracted by the lively scene. They didn't expect that the people here were so wealthy, that every family could live in such a big house, and that they had all kinds of daily necessities, tools, farm tools, horses, carriages, poultry, and livestock.

Especially in the villages under construction, there is a scene of great enthusiasm everywhere. Several construction teams, such as the logging team, the house building team, the carpentry team, and the fence team, have a clear division of labor, and the elderly and women provide logistical support, cooking, laundry, etc., and even the bear children do what they can, and everyone is contributing to their new home.

No one is lazy here, even the village chief works on the front line. Not only did he have to direct everyone to carry the construction, but he also personally went into battle to do some heavy work.

The head of the indigenous village assigns the newly assigned Siberian indigenous youth to various infrastructure groups, and the elderly, women and children join the logistics team.

With the support of a large number of indigenous Siberians, the pace of construction was greatly accelerated. Because the newly settled Siberian natives will participate in winter training after the winter. So this winter only a few simple woodcarved flutes were built, the kind that used to house twenty or thirty people in one room.

It is mainly to accommodate some elderly people and children who do not need to participate in winter training. They will also conduct winter training, albeit in various indigenous villages, where they will be given simple training in queues, literacy and organizational discipline.

This winter, the northward sweeping units of the Northeast Field Army of the Far Eastern Army will also winter in various parts of Siberia. He was also responsible for several months of winter training for the indigenous Siberian people.

Winter training in such a cold environment will be severely tested by both Siberian natives and Far Eastern officers and soldiers, because it is cold in Siberian Tynyima.

Especially in the middle and lower reaches of the three major river systems, the winter temperature is extremely cold. It even reached forty or fifty degrees. Such a low temperature is not a joke, and if you are not careful, it will kill you.

The Siberian natives who have undergone winter training have undergone rigorous cohort training to strengthen their organizational discipline, during which they have to carry out literacy eradication, in addition to several months of large-scale political and ideological education and brainwashing. It will be only next year that we will really join the villages in various places.

In Siberia, where the climate is harsh, just let these Siberian natives live a good life. Sooner or later, they will truly become part of the Far East.

In the future, the number of troops of the Military Commission of the Far Eastern Company in Siberia was not large, and there were only a number of key areas along the coast of the three major river systems. Set up a number of regular troops at the battalion and company levels.

The Military Commission will form a group of reserve militia units in the northeastern territories outside Siberia and the indigenous Siberian people, set aside a certain amount of time each year for training, and then take turns to assemble and garrison strongholds in various parts of Siberia to be responsible for regional defense.

The northward sweeping operation of the Northeast Field Army of the Far Eastern Army began in early June and ended at the end of September. Three detachments of Higashino. Relying on the three major rivers of Siberia and their main tributaries, with the assistance of the airboat detachment, a large number of river steam-deck barges were used to carry out a large-scale attack on the Russian stronghold in Siberia.

In the whole campaign, more than 10,000 Russian Maozi were wiped out. There were almost no prisoners. The battle was swift and violent, and even the most well-defended fortresses, with their powerful firepower in the Far East, were all destroyed in a day.

The Russians in Siberia were mainly Cossacks gathered in the lower reaches of the Don River, and their components were the minions, thieves, deserters, serfs, border scoundrels, barbarian Tatars, etc., as well as some Russian soldiers and fur traders.

These guys are stubborn, but they have a brutal temperament, and they are simply unmistakable in Siberia. They tried to resist desperately, but when they couldn't beat them, they fell to their knees and surrendered. But what awaited them was indeed cold bayonets, and sharpened sticks that stood one after another.

On the outside of each former Russian stronghold fortress were the corpses of Russian hairs hanging from wooden racks, and the corpses were threaded on wooden sticks, the sharpened parts of which peeked out of their mouths.

This also greatly shocked the local natives of Siberia, who did not expect that the Russians, who had been extremely fierce in the past, would now end up like this.

Most of the indigenous people of Siberia are still in a state of tribal union and clan society, and the degree of social organization is not high. Because of the harsh climate and the very sparse population, they could only choose to surrender in the face of the Far Eastern Army, which was armed to the teeth.

The rapid attack of the Far Eastern Army also made it impossible for the Russian strongholds in Siberia to convey the news to the areas west of the Ural Mountains. In such a short period of time, the Russian government was not aware of the situation in Siberia.

But in the autumn, the Russian government finally sensed that something might be wrong in Siberia, for in the last two or three months, in the past two or three months, a large number of Russian fur traders had come from the east of the Ural Mountains, but this year there were very few of them.

Russian Tsar Mikhail Romanov attached great importance to the Siberian region. In 1637, a special Siberian Affairs Yamen was established to be responsible for the administrative, military, judicial, and financial affairs of Siberia. The yamen demanded that the overseers in Siberia report to them on a regular basis, and that they should give instructions.

In the middle of the seventeenth century, the tsarist government devoted one day a week to the discussion of the reports presented by the Siberian yamen. The overseers stationed throughout Siberia were appointed by the Tsar himself, selected from among the nobles who served in the service, to take charge of the military and political power of a region. (To be continued.) )