Now that the Liangzhou Army has been incorporated into the Central Army, Zhuge Qiao has also been promoted to General Yu Lin Zhonglang due to his accumulated merits.

But seeing that Zhuge Qiao insisted on giving up the Prime Minister's title of Marquis of Wuxiang to Zhuge Zhan, he must also want to become a Marquis on his own.

Unexpectedly, Zhuge Qiao shook his head and said:

"I haven't thought about it yet. Besides, my mother is not in good health. I want to stay in Chang'an and take care of my mother. It's not a bad idea."

Feng Yong did not agree with his idea:

"The Prime Minister has devoted his whole life to reviving the Han Dynasty. Even if his old man is seriously ill, he will not let his wife and you come to visit him."

"Brother is the prime minister's eldest son, how can he be inactive and not enterprising? Brother, I should carry on the ambition of my ancestors without losing filial piety."

"As for my wife, I don't have to worry. Since I am now the Protector of the Central Government, I cannot leave Chang'an lightly in the future. How can I and Sanniang not take care of my wife?"

Zhuge Qiao heard this and knew that Feng Yong wanted to recommend him, so he couldn't help but show hesitation on his face:

"This... I am mediocre, I am afraid that I have failed to live up to the express expectations."

"I am born with talents, why should I be humble? Now that the great Han has regained its old land, it is the time when we need my help. Do you think I should shrink back?"

Zhuge Qiao was speechless and smiled bitterly when Feng Yong said this. He pointed at Feng Yong:

"I can't help you, but even if I want to contribute, I have to have a suitable position, right? It's not like..."

"There are many positions, but the governor's office of Bingzhou lacks a long-term governor. I think my brother is very suitable. If my brother is interested, I will recommend him."

Now the Han army is divided into two parts, the central army and the local county troops.

The Central Army is divided into two parts. The one stationed in Chang'an and near Chang'an is the Central Army of the Central Army.

The Central Army stationed in various prefectures and counties is the foreign army of the Central Army.

Foreign armies are mostly stationed on the border, so they can also be called border armies, and are led by generals directly appointed by the central government.

Ma Dai, for example, is currently leading five thousand foreign troops to garrison Shangdang.

The troops that the governor's offices in various places can control are local county soldiers.

To put it simply, it is the separation of military and political affairs.

Of course, the integration of military and government cannot be ruled out - such as the Governor's Mansion.

Also, Deng Zhi, the governor of Bingzhou, had the title of General Youwei, so he also had the authority to unite the troops and horses of Bingzhou to conduct conquests.

However, Wang Ping and Liu Hun, who led the troops in Bingzhou, were already considered generals in the central military hierarchy and could no longer serve as the chief historian of the governor's office.

"Shi, the governor of Bingzhou governor?"

Although Zhuge Qiao was not a man of outstanding intelligence, he had been influenced by the Prime Minister for so many years. When he heard Feng Junhou's words, he immediately said jokingly:

"You have just been granted the title of Marquis of Pingcheng County, and now you want me to go to Bingzhou to serve as the chief minister. Do you want me to look after the fiefdom for you?"

He said it casually, but Feng Zhongduhu smiled slightly:

"Brother knows me."

PS:

To clarify an inherent impression:

In the Han Dynasty, there were actually shorts, called trousers, which were divided into short trousers and long trousers.

The short robe is also called the calf's nose robe. It is recorded in "Historical Records" that Sima Xiangru and Zhuo Wenjun wore this kind of clothes when they were selling wine.

There is also a kind of long skirt, similar to our current beach shorts, which covers all the way to the knees.

The hakama is generally worn by soldiers, servants, and farmers when working. It is also called poor hakama.

There is another kind, which is similar to the trousers we wear now, called hakama pleats, which must be worn by cavalry.

Personally, I think it should have been there when riding and shooting in Hufu, otherwise, the cavalry would not be able to ride for a long time.

Most readers should have never ridden a horse. If they have, they should have a deep understanding. If the ancient cavalry did not wear hakama pleats, the inner thighs would be bruised and bloody.

By the Northern and Southern Dynasties, hakama pleats had become a trend, and some people even wore them to court in the Jin Dynasty.

The last type is called hakama, also called shank, which is what most readers think is the stocking-like underwear worn by the ancients.

With the promotion of Nanxiang Textile in this book, it is not surprising that the hakama and trousers were combined into one and became crotchless pants.

So don’t worry about whether certain sitting positions will expose things that shouldn’t be exposed.

There is also the issue of superiority and inferiority.

This question depends on the dynasty.

Moreover, even within the same dynasty, contradictory conclusions can be drawn. There is no absolute conclusion, and arguments for days and nights cannot convince the other party.

Many people think that in the Western Han Dynasty, the right was superior to the left and the left was inferior, while in the Eastern Han Dynasty, the left was superior to the right and the right was inferior.

The setting of this book is that Ji Han followed the Eastern Han Dynasty's habit of respecting the left and the right.
Chapter completed!