General Qin

"Glory is martial arts!"

"Six thousand households in the food town!"

As soon as these two words came out, all the waiting officials and ministers in the entire court were shocked.

The old prime minister's feet trembled, Wang Wan's neck became stiff, and Li Si swallowed his saliva...

Even Taiwei Wang Ben and Lord Lieutenant Zhao Hai opened their eyes wide in surprise.

This time the Qin Army won a complete victory in the Northern Expedition, so it is natural to confer titles and awards to the meritorious officials. Among them, General Zhao Tuo is the greatest hero. Marquis Lun.

After the meritorious deliberation procedures of the two governments have been completed, the emperor will make the final decision.

The imperial edict said: Yes.

As for the marquis name of martial arts.

A warrior is a mighty soldier.

"Poetry" says: Wang Fen Juewu, such as shock and anger.

The meritorious person, the meritorious deeds.

"Li" says: National merit is called merit.

The great achievement of establishing a country with military power is precisely "martial arts"!

Zhao Tuo entered Qin Dynasty in the 20th year of Qin Wangzheng, and now it is the 28th year of Qin Shihuang.

For eight full years, Zhao Tuo fought for the Qin State, and experienced dozens of battles, large and small.

Hit Yan, break Wei, destroy Chu, perish, swallow Qi.

Now he is leading the Northern Expedition, eradicating the Hu troubles, and opening up the territory for the Qin State. Such an army has made great achievements, and it is reasonable and appropriate to call it "martial arts".

No one disputes that.

What shocked everyone was the main thing that followed the sentence after conferring the title of Marquis of Lun, giving food to six thousand households in the city!

This was added later by the emperor himself, and Wang Ben and Zhao Hai didn't have this at all when discussing meritorious service!

"Marquis Lun has no place to eat!"

All the ministers in the palace shouted in their hearts.

Zhao Tuo was also surprised by this sentence.

When he heard the imperial edict, he raised his lowered head, and he saw the emperor on the emperor's couch smiling at him.

Those usually majestic eyes are now full of gentleness and affection, and they are not concealed.

Yes, a normal Lunhou has no food.

The so-called Lunhou was the former Guanneihou. After the unification of Qin Dynasty, the emperor issued an edict to change his name.

The Marquis of Lun, whose title is inferior to that of Liehou, has a title but no eunuch.

This point is the difference between Qin and Han. The so-called inheritance of the Qin system from the Han is not a complete inheritance, but a change for a reason.

In the Han Dynasty, the Marquis of Guannei had Shiyi, and the Marquis of Lie had feudal states.

But Qin didn't. To be precise, he once had it, and then because of some people, it disappeared.

As far as Zhao Tuo knows.

The change of this matter lies in the ninth year of Qin Wangzheng.

Before that, the Marquis of Qin had Shiyi and Fengguo, and the scale was still very large.

For example, Lao Ai was granted the title of Marquis of Changxin, and he was granted the title of Shanyang Land, and his palace, chariots, horses, clothes, gardens, hunting and hunting. Everything depends on Ai, and Taiyuan County in Hexi is the most important country in Ai.

Another example is that Lu Buwei was granted the title of Marquis of Wenxin, and he ate 100,000 households in Luoyang, Henan Province. The guests and envoys of the princes looked at each other.

One county is the Marquis of Changxin, and one hundred thousand households are the Marquis of Wenxin.

Then, the great rebellion that shook the country took place.

After that incident happened, Qin Wangzheng hated it deeply, and took it as an opportunity, which not only increased the difficulty of being a Marquis in Qin, but also greatly abolished the Marquis' privileges.

In the current state of Qin, the status of Lunhou is higher than that of public officials and officials, but there is no Shiyi. Liehou, as the top title, owns food and taxes, but does not have a state.

Therefore, even if Wang Jian's meritorious service is outstanding and he is named the Marquis of the Marquis, he still has no country to return to. He only has the land, house and food town rewarded by the emperor for the elderly.

Zhao Tuo is now named Marquis of Lun.

According to the current marquis system, he has no food.

But the emperor gave Zhao Tuo 6,000 households to live in after he became a marquis, which is completely the treatment of a lieutenant.

The name of Marquis Lun.

The reality of Liehou.

Zhao Tuo, Marquis of Martial Arts, is an unusual Marquis of Lun who violated the system.

But at this time, no one dared to accuse the emperor of not acting according to the system.

Qin is a country ruled by law, and the king is governed by the law.

The so-called laws, systems, and rules are all the will of the emperor.

The emperor said that Lunhou can't have a food town, so he can't.

The emperor said that Marquis of Martial Arts can have Food City, so Marquis of Martial Arts can have Food City.

This is the law!

The officials did not dare to object, and they knew very well what the emperor's actions meant.

"The emperor loves the general like a father loves his son."

"It's better than the princes!"

"If the general is the emperor's own son, I'm afraid he won't be the crown prince directly, hiss..."

The courtiers sighed in their hearts, many people looked at the young man in his early twenties in the palace with red eyes, wishing to replace him with their own bodies.

Even Taiwei Wang Ben, who had inherited Wang Jian's calm temperament, was breathing heavily.

What a Zhao Tuo!

He, Wang Ben, fought for the Qin State for more than ten years, fought fiercely in the three Jins, defeated Chu and destroyed Wei, and was also a famous general in the world, but until now, he was only a nobleman and could not be named a marquis.

What about Zhao Tuo?

Wang Ben thought that Zhao Tuo was just a small fifth doctor under him when he was in the battle to destroy Wei, but a few years later, he had already climbed on top of him.

Marquis Lun is more expensive than princes and princes, and when he saw Zhao Tuo in the future, he had to bow and salute and call him "Junhou".

Even though Wang Ben admired Zhao Tuo's achievements, he couldn't help but pouted when he thought of this.

He secretly said: "Could it be that I, Wang Ben, will never be a Marquis in this life?"

Compared with Wang Ben's complicated mood, Ting Wei Li Si's state today is a bit weird.

He stared blankly at the young Marquis Lun in the hall.

Inexplicably, Li Si thought of his son Li You, and Li You's figure overlapped with Zhao Tuo in front of him again.

As if Princess Shang became the emperor's son-in-law, it was not Zhao Tuo in front of him who was favored by the emperor, but Li Si's son Li You.

"Yu'er."

Li Si whispered in his heart, he hoped that the one standing in front of him was his son.

It would be great if Zhao Tuo was Li Si's son.

Compared with the complicated mood of the ministers.

At this moment, Zhao Tuo's heart was also surging, and his face was flushed.

The emperor wrote poems specially for him.

The emperor changed the system for him that Lunhou should not have food.

Who would not be moved by such an approach?

Zhao Tuo looked at Shi Huangdi.

The First Emperor was also looking at Zhao Tuo.

At this moment, both of them thought of the scene of Qin Wangzheng twenty years ago.

"A man lives in the world, he will be a marquis in life, and he will be a temple food in death!"

The fifteen-year-old boy spoke loudly in front of the then Qin Wangzheng, and his words were impassioned, showing the ambition of a young man.

Eight years have passed, and the rhetoric that the young man said in the past has become a reality.

The young man searched for the title of Marquis thousands of miles away, and conquered Kyushu with a horse.

"I did it."

Zhao Tuo looked at the emperor.

"you did it."

The emperor looked at Zhao Tuo.

Then, the corners of their mouths evoked faint smiles.

The audience continued to read out the imperial edict of rewards. In addition to Marquis Marquis, the generals Wang Li and Guo Qing who fought this time also had rewards for promotion.

Even Su Jiasha, the noble daughter of the Yue family who made outstanding achievements in the Northern Expedition, was awarded the title of title by the emperor for the first time.

It is a contribution to lead Xiumi Yueshi to surrender to Daqin.

It is a meritorious service to present the ingenious strategy of breaking the Hungarians.

The undercover Huns killed King Zuoguli at the critical moment and defeated the Huns' army.

Returning with the head of the Xiongnu Chanyu is also a feat.

The sum of these credits is not small.

The emperor did not hesitate to reward this noble daughter of the Yue family who surrendered on her own initiative and made many contributions.

Su Jiasha was given the title of Zuo Geng of Qin State.

The title of Zuo Geng belonged to the real noble of Qin, even if he did not hold other positions, he still had the qualifications to participate in politics.

This edict surprised many people, but no one had any objections.

Because Su Jiasha's contribution in the Northern Expedition was really great, which made people speechless. Moreover, the Qin State has preferential policies for the foreign races that voluntarily submit to it, so that they can be used to win over these foreign races and stabilize the frontier.

Qiang Li is one of the examples, so it is appropriate for Su Jiasha to receive the title of Zuo Geng.

As for the status of a woman, there is the existence of the Berkshire widow Qing, who is "better than the king", and Su Jiasha's status as a nobleman is nothing.

It was the appearance of Su Jiasha, a woman of the Yue family, that really surprised the ministers of the Manchu Dynasty and attracted frequent attention.

High nose and deep eyes, slightly curly hair, blue eyes.

With such a strange appearance, even the first emperor turned his eyes away from Zhao Tuo and landed on this woman's face.

"Historical Records: The Benji of Qin Shihuang" Suo Yin: Marquis of Lun, whose rank is inferior to that of Liehou, and who has no feudal title.

The thirteenth quotation of "Tong Dian Zhi Guan" Liu Zhao said: Lunhou, but there is a title but no food.

"Hanshu Baiguangongqingbiao" notes Yan Shigu saying: Guanneihou, said that he has the title of Marquis and lives in Gyeonggi, without a country.