The chaos in Youzhou broke out, and the counties and counties fell quickly. The only two officials who rose up to resist were Youzhou Governor Guo Peng and Huwuwan Captain Guo Peng.

The two resisted together, defeating the 30,000 Wuhuan cavalry led by Wuyan and the 50,000 rebels led by Zhang Chun, and gaining valuable time for Zhu Jun to lead reinforcements and became an important battle to turn the situation around.

Among them, Guo Peng was even better. He defeated 30,000 Wuwan cavalry alone, and joined forces with the clan to defeat Zhang Chun. His subordinates captured Zhang Chun with his personal general Zhao Yun, which was the first to be the winner.

However, as the captain of Huwuwan, Guo Peng did not discover and stop Qiu Liju's rebellion in time, and was guilty of dereliction of duty.

However, given that Guo Peng made great contributions to this battle, led the way and fought bravely, and timely controlled more than 10,000 Wuhuan people from the Nanlou army to join the war and reverse the situation, the contribution was still great.

To sum up, Emperor Ling asked Lu Zhi about his opinion and finally decided to appoint Guo Peng as the prefect of Shanggu County, and to increase the military position by Guhuwaan, and to be promoted to the next level.

Guo Peng was ordered to be fully responsible for preventing the Xianbei attacks in the chaos. In the event of war, he could take charge of border defense and military affairs, and continue to carry out his duties of pursuing Wuhuan to stabilize the northern border.

Of course, because of mistakes and some of the merits and demerits are offset, the title will not be promoted.

Lu Zhi agreed with this.

Emperor Ling is now loving Guo Peng more and more. He thinks that Guo Peng can win battles and stabilize the northern border for him, so he wants to put Guo Peng in the northern border to guard the peace of the northern border, so that he can feel at ease.

He summoned Lu Zhi and praised Lu Zhi for his good teaching and Guo Peng's style of a famous general of ancient times, and could stabilize the border for the country.

For this purpose, he also rewarded Lu Zhi some things, and many things to the Guo Peng family, and also rewarded Guo Peng's son Guo Jin to commend Guo Peng's contributions.

As Guo Peng's father-in-law, Cao Song also showed his face in front of Emperor Ling, and was so happy that he was a little fluttering.

In addition to Guo Peng, the governor of Youzhou also had guilt and responsibilities because of his military achievements. The merits and demerits were offset. The additional part was granted the title of the village marquis, an additional fief of 1,000, and land, which was given as a reward.

Gao Yan, the prefect of Shanggu County, made contributions to defending the territory and providing logistics for Guo Peng. He was transferred to the magistrate of Taishan County, Yanzhou and went to the mainland to become a Taiping official.

The other generals were rewarded. Gongsun Zan was appointed as the magistrate of Wuzhong County in Youbeiping County because of his contribution to resistance.

Zhao Yun and Zhang Fei originally had the suggestion of being awarded the title of Duting Hou, but because of their low background and unknown reputation, they changed to rewarding their contributions.

Zhu Jun felt a little embarrassed by the fact that Emperor Ling was a little embarrassed.

As General Cheqi and Marquis of Qiantang, he didn't know how to reward Zhu Jun, but he had to give him a reward, so he had to follow the customs and add a general of the cavalry and a fief of 2,000, second only to General He Jin.

The reward was issued soon, and the heroes who suppressed the rebellion learned about their rewards. Guo Peng was quite satisfied when he learned that he had been appointed as the General of the Central Army and was also named the prefect of Shanggu County.

A mere lieutenant was not very attractive before. Although it was a position of a boss for the Hu people, it was not a well-known figure in the Han Dynasty system. It would be different to become a general of the Central Army this time.

Before the order of the Eastern Han government was in chaos, the General of the Central Army was second only to the general, and was higher than the lieutenant. He was generally a senior military officer who was not appointed during the war in the Han Dynasty, with a ratio of 2,000 stones.

Lu Zhi was the commander of the entire army as the General of the North, and the Hanting gave Guo Peng the position of General of the Central Army, which means that Guo Peng had the qualification to command the army independently during the war, and at least he was a deputy general.

Back then, the clan became Lu Zhi's deputy commander as the General of the Central Army of Huwuwan.

Therefore, this time the military achievements made Guo Peng successfully gain considerable weight in the northern borders. Not only was he arrogant to the Hu people, but the officials in Youzhou also had to be polite to Guo Peng.

There is only one clan who can bare his teeth at Guo Peng in the entire Youzhou.

What's more, Guo Peng also has the identity of the prefect of Shanggu County, and became Guo Fujun.

In fact, what Guo Peng liked more was the identity of the prefect of Shanggu County. This identity not only gave him the power to do things cheaply in Shanggu County, but also gave him the power to appoint county magistrates who were more than 300 stones, such as Gongcao Shi, Hucao Shi, Report to Cao Shi, and Resignation from Cao Shi and other officials.

In short, he had the power and qualifications to "Pirate", and had the qualifications to become the head of the palace.

Since the founding of the Eastern Han Dynasty, with the political compromise and concessions of the Han emperor to the noble families, the dual monarchy gradually formed. Although it is not seen in plain text, it has actually become a political rule in operation.

Under such a political operation model, Emperor Han was the first monarch, and the relationship between Emperor Han and his subjects in the world was the first monarch and subjects.

The Pi Lord or the Mansion Lord is the second level of monarch, and the relationship with the scholars he was conquered is the second level of monarch-subject relationship.

The so-called social phenomenon of "disciples and former officials all over the world" is a result of the integration of the academic state of the Five Classics and the political state of the recruitment system that is mutually exclusive with the system of recommendation.

The emperor directly selected officials from local governments, which was called "Zheng", or "Zheng". The three ministers, the generals of the Kaifu and the Kaifu officials recruited scholars as officials, called "Pi".

When scholars from the Eastern Han Dynasty became officials, they could not only become officials through the systematic recommendation of the Han Empire, that is, to follow the emperor's route, or through the channels of officials such as the three dukes, county magistrates, state governors, and high-ranking generals who were qualified to open the prefecture.

If you go directly to the previous channel and become an official who receives the emperor's salary, then you can directly regard the emperor himself as the first monarch, without any other connections.

If the ministers were recruited by the founding ministers before being summoned by the emperor, then they would have to take the salary of the founding ministers as the second monarch besides the emperor, and then they would have to form the so-called second-level relationship between the monarch and the ministers.

For example, Guo Peng was recommended by Yang Biao as an official and was directly hired by the Han government to become a Lang official. He had no experience of becoming an official under other ministers of founding government, so he only needed to use the emperor as the monarch.

But Dong Zhuo is different. Dong Zhuo was first appointed as a county official by the prefect of the county, and then appointed as a subordinate official by the governor of Liangzhou. Then he was recommended to the imperial court. Later, he committed a crime and became white. He was resurrected and was elected as a subordinate official by the Situ Yuan Wei at that time.

Therefore, in addition to the relationship between the monarch and ministers of Emperor Han, Dong Zhuo also had to take Yuan Wei as the head of the palace and to a considerable extent he had to follow his opinions.

That's why Yuan Shao and Yuan Shu dared to be so inconsistent with Dong Zhuo and have confidence.

Guo Peng's situation is much simpler. There is no mansion on it. Yang Biao and teacher Lu Zhi, who are filial and honest, can be treated in a more flexible way.

At this time, it reflects more personal moral integrity than political rules. It does not have to take into account the ideas of the palace lord like those disciples and old officials, and advance and retreat with the palace lord.
Chapter completed!