Qiming 1158

Chapter 1618 Champaign Democratic Republic

Fan Wenba's opinion can't be said to be meaningless, it can only be said that there is some truth to it.

But Zhang Yuejing didn't take it seriously.

He has strong self-confidence.

"The [-]-strong Daming army is stationed here. As long as Luan Rong has brains, he will not choose to make trouble, unless he is tired of living and wants to go down quickly to see his relatives."

No one can refute Zhang Yuejing's words, and no one can deny it.

The new army of 5000 people is indeed quite difficult to suppress Luan Rong. Forcibly doing something, it is indeed easy to make Luan Rong, a warlord with a large army in his hand, feel dissatisfied.

But the [-] Ming Army is still here. As long as Luan Rong still has an organ like the brain, he will not do such a stupid thing.

At most, he would lead people to escape by himself, or incite the soldiers to make trouble and then take the opportunity to escape. He would never be stupid enough to fight against the Ming army.

Of course, the biggest possibility is to negotiate with Chaquan, get a promise that he can believe in, and then put it down with peace of mind.

Fan Wenba could not refute this, and Chaquan had no objection.

As members of the Revival Society, under the premise that Ming had gotten rid of the monarchy and adopted a brand-new democratic republic system, they naturally had no sufficient reason to maintain the kingdom system.

Whether it is for practical significance or for ideals, it is the most appropriate thing to follow Daming closely and adopt a democratic republic system.

As a result, five members of the military team voted, and all members agreed, and initially passed the resolution on the establishment of the Democratic Republic of Champaign and the resolution on the establishment of an emergency committee.

Then, under the watch of Zhang Yuejing, Zhou Zhi and others, they convened all the members of the Champaign Revival Association and held the first rough general election.

Everyone unanimously recognized Cha Chuan as the leader of the new Champaign Democratic Republic, and decided to set up an emergency committee with full power.

At the same time, the conference also recognized Chaquan's status in the State of Emergency Committee, so Chaquan officially assumed the post of Chairman of the State of Emergency Committee of the Champaign Democratic Republic.

Fan Wenba, Erhar, Hua Shuo, and Lin Qian, four outstanding cadres who are widely famous among the new army and have made the most contributions, were selected as the emergency committee together with Cha Quan.

At present, all powers of the Champaign State belong to the Emergency Committee. The new army and the [-] troops who have just surrendered must follow the instructions of the Emergency Committee. All the affairs of the country are also decided by the Emergency Committee.

The original Champaign New Army was reorganized into the Champaign Revolutionary Army.

The State of Emergency Committee will continue until the towns and villages of the country are completely liberated by the new revolutionary army, at which time the State of Emergency Committee will be automatically disbanded, and the new state institutions of the Democratic Republic will be further established.

Then the country will enter a normal state and become a great and glorious country with the same progress as Ming.

Although the conference is rough, although the process is extremely fast and the content is simple, the efficiency is indeed very high.

The organizational structure of a country is so urgently set up.

What happened next was just as Zhang Yuejing had expected.

Luan Rong, who led the army in the Bintonglong area to surrender, felt uneasy when he heard about it. Although he didn't know what a democratic republic meant, he realized that it would not be good for him if Chaquan did not become a king.

So he immediately came to Chaquan to guarantee, saying that he had no credit or hard work, and avoiding such a thing as a civil war in the country was considered a great merit, and he had a good attitude.

Cha Quan then agreed to Luan Rong's request and promised to guarantee the safety and interests of him and his family.

Later, at the suggestion of Zhang Yuejing and Zhou Zhi, Chaquan adopted the strategy of the Ming army's liberation gate, screened and emancipated the original Champaign soldiers who were defeated, captured and voluntarily surrendered, and prepared to further expand the number of the Champaign Revolutionary Army.

A new army of only 5000 people is definitely not enough.

Although the country of Champa is not large, it needs at least 3 regular troops and 2 reserve troops to barely guarantee national security. If it wants to expand its power, it needs at least two armies to do it.

The new army of 5000 people has undergone excellent training and can be used as the backbone of the army, but the recruitment of new recruits is also an imminent matter.

As a strategy that was widely used in the Ming army and got very good results, Jiefangmen was taught by the political cadres of the Ming army to the political cadres of the Cham City Revolutionary Army, and the political cadres of the revolutionary army were greatly surprised.

Next, during the one-month screening and recruiting operations, Jiefangmen played a huge role in expanding the strength of the Revolutionary Army by more than 5000 troops, and the Champa Revolutionary Army formed by a single army of the Ming Army was initially completed.

This army was completely prepared according to the preparation of the Ming army. Chaquan himself served as the army general and led the army, so he successfully became the real military and political leader of the Champaign.

In addition to the military aspect, in terms of political action, in order to gain the support of the peasant masses in and around the capital city as soon as possible, and to gain the mass foundation as soon as possible, under the guidance of Zhang Yuejing, Zhou Zhi and others, Chaquan launched a large-scale public trial and street parade.

In addition, Chaquan also decided to launch a land reform operation in the capital area, attacked the ruling class of the old Champaign, seized their land wealth, and returned the land wealth to the farmers, in order to gain the support of the farmers.

The political cadres of the Ming army and the political cadres of the Champaign acted together, issued weapons to the peasants in the countryside, attacked the local gentry and landlords together, attacked them, defeated them, captured them, pulled them out to parade through the streets, put them on public trial, and then hanged them in public.

Part of their property was confiscated and used as military and national construction funds, and the land and another part of their property were distributed to the peasants who had been oppressed by them.

Their title deeds were burnt, the instruments of torture used against the peasants were set on fire, and the most luxurious of their homes were razed to the ground by angry peasants.

Then, political cadres established a peasant association of the same type in the Ming Dynasty in rural areas, or assembled a village or several villages that were relatively close to each other to establish a unified large-scale peasant association.

They selected the most famous local farmers to serve as the president of the peasant association, and the political cadres acted as instructors to guide the farmers to start distributing land, cattle, farm tools and other property.

Because of the help and guidance of experienced Ming political cadres, mistakes made by early Ming political cadres in establishing peasant associations and allocating land were avoided, and effective strategies were used directly.

As a result, 56 villages in the entire surrounding area of ​​the capital were brought under the jurisdiction of the Champa Democratic Republic in a short period of time, and began to provide them with soldiers and taxes, and established a clear superior-subordinate relationship.

A series of rules and guidelines for the connection between the peasant association and the official side of the Champaign State have been determined, and what should be done and what should not be done is very clear.

This series of operations made Chaquan and the new leaders of the Champaign Democratic Republic stunned and dazzled.

It was also the first time that they learned that there are so many ways to build a country, there are so many needs and methods of doing things.

In the private meeting, Chaquan made a deep emotion.

"Without the help and guidance of comrades from the Ming Dynasty, we would not have been able to take down all 56 surrounding villages in such a short period of time, nor would we have been able to establish an effective management organization. Provide some soldiers.

The comrades of the Ming Dynasty are experienced, efficient, diligent, and not procrastinating at all. On the contrary, our comrades can’t keep up with their footsteps, and sometimes they can only act as translators. I think our comrades should speed up their studies. slack. "

(End of this chapter)