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Chapter 505: Kong Zheng's Tears Filled With Excitement
Su Yonglin's army reorganization plan was based on the current military situation.

The main combat direction at the moment is to attack the north, defend the south, and not take the lead in fighting with the Southern Song Dynasty, so it is enough to have a Zhang Yuejing in the south lead the Henan Corps to guard the [-]-strong army.

Su Yonglin entrusted all the defense of Nanjing Road to the Henan Corps, and let the Henan Corps train troops while rectifying its defenses, so as to fix the border defense for the Southern Song Dynasty.

After conquering the Central Capital, Su Yonglin also learned that Zhang Yuejing had completed the task, conquered the entire Nanjing Road, annihilated most of the Jinbing, and a small part of them escaped to the place of Guanzhong.

Therefore, Zhang Yuejing also planned to attack the Luoyang area to the west, and strive to seize Tongguan Pass and lock the Guanzhong Jin Army in Guanzhong, so that they could not threaten the nascent Liberation Army regime.

For this idea, Su Yonglin expressed his support.

In addition, the Qilu Corps, the Hebei Corps, and the Yanyun Corps have all gone north to Yanyun, and they are stationed in Yanyun.

So the time has come to reorganize the army.

Su Yonglin ordered a wave of streamlining and reorganization of the Liberation Army, whose total number has exceeded 50, to deal with the old, weak, sick and disabled, and leave the elite to strengthen their combat effectiveness.

At the same time, there will be a wave of strengthening of cultural education and political and ideological education, so that the level of ideological awareness of the army will be maintained, and the ideological decline of the army will not be caused by too many new entrants.

That is worth the loss.

The current military situation is not particularly favorable for the Restoration Army, but the military security can still be guaranteed, and there will be no wars in the Quartet for a while, so the army can proceed smoothly.

The division of the Yanyun Corps into two became a foregone conclusion, so the four major corps of the Restoration Army became the five major corps.

Qilu Corps, Hebei Corps, Yanyun Corps, Liaodong Corps and Henan Corps.

Among them, the Henan Corps has been reorganized and has been stationed in the Nanjing Road area to undertake the mission of defense and development. It is running very well at present, which proves that Su Yonglin did not see the wrong person or did the wrong thing. The formation of the Corps is in line with the actual situation and feasible. .

So Su Yonglin confidently ordered the reorganization of all the remaining troops, and on the first day of June, a reorganization order was promulgated, announcing that the reorganization of the army was officially started, and the original army structure needed to be changed to some extent.

He ordered that the Corps should be the highest organization of the army. The entire Restoration Army consisted of five corps, as well as the Hu Ben Army, which was a Guard Army directly under Su Yonglin himself.

Each corps has three armies, each with 3 troops, and a 1-strong cavalry team is reserved as the troops directly under each corps to enhance the independent combat capability and mobility of the corps.

According to the original establishment, officers at all levels will retain those who can be retained, and be promoted for meritorious service.

This reorganization is also a major personnel adjustment in the military aspect. The strong ones are raised and the weak ones are lowered. The enemies of the Restoration Army are ferocious and numerous. They need very capable officers, and mediocre officers cannot be senior officers. , can only be grass-roots officers and soldiers.

The military reorganization started from the first day of June. Because of the actual needs, it was the first to start the reorganization from the Liaodong Corps and the Hu Ben Army directly under Su Yonglin.

Select the more elite soldiers of the entire army for the Liaodong Corps and the Huben Army to help the Liaodong Corps and the Huben Army to form combat effectiveness and deterrence against the enemy as soon as possible.

Su Yonglin gave the order. Although it was first established, the very efficient administrative team of the Restoration Army immediately began to assist the military figures in order to express itself.

Not to mention the Liaodong Corps, the Hu Ben army directly under Su Yonglin's own should of course be the strongest, with a full cavalry lineup.

The Huben Army is also a military-level establishment, with a quota of 3 people and a full cavalry lineup. One man and two horses are standard equipment. It must be the strongest cavalry lineup of the Liberation Army.

The main commander of the army is of course Su Yong, who is iron and naive.

In the Liaodong Corps, Su Jue was the first commander, Wei Kexian, who made a great contribution, was the deputy commander.

The framework of the Liaodong Corps and the Hu Ben Army was quickly completed. Su Yonglin dedicated some time to be responsible for this matter, contributing to the two units and speeding up the completion of the two units.

In this short window period when no enemy could threaten the Restoration Army, while Su Yonglin tried his best to complete the reorganization of the army, he finally found time to meet Kong Zheng.

Kong Zheng has been begging to see Su Yonglin since Su Yonglin entered the Central Capital, but Su Yonglin has been very busy and has no time to see him, so he dragged on.

Kong Zheng was not discouraged, he made up his mind to see Su Yonglin no matter what, so he even spent a lot of money to rent a house in the middle of the country, and lived in it and waited for Su Yonglin's reception—in this situation, I think To rent a suitable house in Zhongdu, it would be a lot of effort and a lot of money.

In this way, Kong Zheng waited from May to mid-to-late June, read all the books he brought, and then read it again, and finally waited until Su Yonglin agreed to see him.

When Kong Zheng learned that Su Yonglin had decided to see him, tears of excitement were about to drip down.

So he quickly changed into decent clothes, tidied up his clothes, and sent a little "heart" to the officials of the Restoration Army who came to announce that Su Yonglin wanted to see him.

Kong Maojie, Deputy Secretary General of the Secretariat, who came to tell Kong Zheng about this, felt inexplicably unhappy about it.

"Mr. Kong, what does this mean?"

Looking at the golden "mind" of the plate piled up together, his face was unhappy.

Kong Zheng quietly looked at Kong Maojie's expression and found that he was indeed not very happy.

This made Kong Zheng a little worried.

Kong Zheng stayed in the Central Capital these days, so he didn't just wait foolishly. He also did a lot of homework and did some research on the Restoration Army.

He did a lot of inquiring about the strange organizations that Su Yonglin established after he occupied the Central Capital, and then studied with a few cronies. He felt that although Su Yonglin didn't become emperor, he still did a lot of things that he should do.

Although he did not establish the country immediately, he set up a General Affairs Bureau as the head organization to temporarily handle the daily affairs and military affairs of the entire Restoration Army-controlled area.

The General Affairs Bureau consists of the Military Affairs Office, the Government Affairs Office, the Finance Office, and the Criminal Division, etc., which are respectively responsible for one category of affairs, share and cooperate with each other, and undertake the affairs of the entire occupied area.

There are not many departments and there are not many rules, but the basic appearance is still there, similar to the three chapters of the contract promulgated by Liu Bang to stabilize the situation as soon as possible after entering Guanzhong.

As for the others, it can be arranged slightly behind.

In Kong Zheng's view, this is actually the prototype of a court.

Moreover, as the head of the General Affairs Bureau, Su Yonglin himself relied on this position to take over all the power, as if he had forgotten Zhao Zuoliang, the commander of the Restoration Army, who was far away in Shandong, as if he did not exist.

Su Yonglin used this to control the situation in the entire Restoration Army-occupied area, affecting the life and death of tens of millions of people.

And this time, Su Yonglin finally stopped hiding behind Zhao Zuoliang, but directly came forward to take power directly, directly declaring his mastery of the highest power in Zhongdu.

It seemed that Su Yonglin was finally going to officially step forward and show all of her to the world.

(End of this chapter)