There is actually not much worry about his son's affairs. Zhu Xiongying knew that his grandmother could arrange many things. In fact, Zhu Xiongying also understood that he actually had no say in this matter.

Because his grandfather and grandmother had already arranged some things, and even his parents had some arrangements.

That means that Zhu Xiongying and He Yuyao have no say in this matter. It seems that they only need to be responsible for giving birth. Their opinions are not the most important thing about educating and raising children.

Zhu Xiongying and He Yuyao also had some expectations for such a situation. It is true that they are the crown prince and the crown prince concubine, but many things really need to be in line with some common situations in this era.

It is right for young people to raise children, but the parents at home actually have more say in these things.

Zhu Xiongying no longer cares about her children's affairs, but she should do some things that the crown prince should do.

For example, Xu Da and Li Wenzhong came to Wenyuan Pavilion again, and this time they were naturally discussing some things about the three camps. Although this is based on the existing Beijing army, it cannot be considered a complete training of new ones.

Jun, but there are quite a few things to do.

Zhu Xiongying looked at Li Wenzhong and said directly, "Cousin, although the three camps, namely the Shenji camp, have some combat power, but I have high expectations for the three camps. The generals I sent must be my confidant talent.

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Li Wenzhong felt aroused in his heart, and he naturally knew the status of the three camps. Not to mention Li Wenzhong, even some generals who have been through the battlefield can see the status and specialness of the three camps.

This will be the emperor's real personal army, these are also the core elites of the Beijing army, and even the elites of the Ming Dynasty army.

Xu Da also felt a little moved. Although the military system of the Ming Dynasty meant that it was unlikely that the so-called private army would appear, and only generals could command troops when going out to fight. However, training troops is also an extremely important responsibility.

Zhu Xiongying continued to talk, saying, "The three thousand battalions, the five military battalions and the Shenji battalions have different trainings, and their responsibilities are somewhat different. It is naturally a bit inappropriate for these three armies to practice together."

The Three Thousand Battalions are cavalry, the Five Military Battalions are field troops that combine infantry and cavalry, and the Shenji Battalion focuses on the firearms part. These three camps must have different responsibilities, and the training focus, etc., which are naturally somewhat different.

Xu Da also took the initiative to speak at this time, "Your Highness, I think the five military camps should be the best among the three major camps."

The Shenji Camp was the first to tinker with Zhu Xiongying, and it was a unit mainly based on firearms. I said that this was also what Zhu Xiongying valued the most, but as the Duke of Wei of the Ming Dynasty, Xu Da had to consider more.

Zhu Xiongying didn't think much, and said, "I think so too. The five military camps are different."

Xu Da continued, "Your Highness, I think the five military camps should be divided into the central army, left, right ye and left and right sai. In addition, the soldiers from the capital guards were transferred to the central headquarters for additional replenishment. In addition, they should be transferred to the central headquarters.

Sima Buguan Army took turns to the guards of the capital and practiced."

These are also considered to be a mature and persistent approach. The five military camps are different. In addition to ensuring the combat effectiveness of the Beijing army, they also need to replenish fresh blood from time to time, and allow the soldiers of the Beijing army and the three major camps to increase the military strength of the local garrisons.

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Zhu Xiongying naturally recognized these, but in fact, the general organization and so on, have basically discussed it before. The focus of the three camps' training is actually quite clear.

Zhu Xiongying spoke and said directly, "The three camps have their own key points of training, but I thought that if there is a war, the three camps should be coordinated. I intend to let Prince Cao lead the three camps, what do you think?"

Xu Da and Li Wenzhong naturally had no objection. The three camps each had their own commanders, but there was also Li Jinglong, who basically belonged to the nominal commander.

In fact, many people also understand that Li Jinglong, the chief general, is responsible for training troops, and this is also the royal control over the three camps.

Zhu Xiongying smiled. He can see whether Li Jinglong is in name only now. This young talent who has been praised by Lao Zhu countless times is still somewhat capable. It is not to mention that it is not a matter of training.

As for Li Jinglong's loyalty, there is nothing to say. This is what I have been devoted to Zhu Xiongying in the early years. It is half-hearted, etc., and that does not exist. Li Wenzhong, Li Jinglong, these father and son must be important reliances for the royal family to control military power.

These two are not only martial experts of the Ming Dynasty, but also relatives of the foreigners.

Zhu Xiongying nodded and said, "I intend to use Jiangyin Marquis Wu Gao as the chief general of the fifth army camp. What do you think?"

Li Wenzhong thought for a while before answering, "Your Highness, I think that although the Marquis of Jiangyin has been young, he has repeatedly gone out to Shanxi, Beiping, and Henan to train troops from the north to lead the foreign troops to fight against Baiyi. Although he is a little timid, he is thorough and meticulous."

Zhu Xiongying also recognized Li Wenzhong's evaluation, because Wu Gao, the general under him, was indeed a little too cautious. He was not timid, but at some times, he did lack some courage.

Li Wenzhong is naturally qualified to evaluate Wu Gao like this. Not to mention that he is Duke Cao, even if he is a founding general like Wu Gao's father Wu Liang, Li Wenzhong is qualified to comment. After all, Li Wenzhong is actually a military person who is alive now.

Fang's second-ranked figure, even when Chang Yuchun was alive, Li Wenzhong's third-ranked figure in the military was still unshakable.

In addition to military merits, background is also extremely important. This is one of the people the emperor trusts most.

Zhu Xiongying continued, "Three Thousand Camps, I think Guo Zhen is pretty good."

Guo Zhen is the eldest son of Wuding Marquis Guo Ying and the son-in-law of Zhu. This is also one of Zhu Xiongying's confidants, and it looks quite suitable.

But Li Wenzhong immediately knelt down and quickly advised him, "Your Highness thinks twice! The prince of Wuding Hou is brave and sincere, but he has experienced wars for a long time and often trains less."

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Xu Da also knelt down and advised, "Your Highness thinks twice! I think it is difficult for the son of the Marquis of Wuding to take on this important task. I think that Guo Jingyi, the Marquis of Gongchang, has been in battle several times and is brave and good at planning, and can be the chief general of the three thousand battalions."

Look, they are old qualifications, even in front of Zhu Xiongying, they are not completely vocal. When Zhu Xiongying has some inappropriate decisions, they dare to advise.

Zhu Xiongying laughed and said, "Guo Jingyi has been with me for ten years. Compared to Guo Zhen, he has a bit of a military general. But I intend to make him the chief general of the Shenji Camp, and he is not good at leading cavalry."

Li Wenzhong and Xu Da suddenly felt that they were being tricked. His Highness the Grand Prince had no intention of letting Guo Zhen be the leader of the three camps. Speaking of Guo Zhen, it was just a test, just throwing bricks and attracting jade. Doesn’t your Highness know the abilities of those people under his command yet

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Xu Da thought about it and suddenly suggested, "Your Highness, I think Wang Bi, the prince of Dingyuan, is the most suitable. He is very good at commanding cavalry, has unparalleled cavalry skills, and can lead the army to attack with potential."

Li Wenzhong also understood and immediately said, "I will discuss it!"

Who is Wang Bi? He is Lan Yu's deputy general and the founding marquis. Although Wu Gao is an elder compared to Guo Jingyi, he is only a marquis after all, and his ranking is not high. If he had not achieved some contributions with Lan Yu in recent years,

I'm afraid it's even more inconspicuous among the founding military honors.

But Wang Bi's ability is beyond words. This is the famous double-sword king in the army, and his ability to lead cavalry is obvious to all. He is extremely brave and has no shortage of strategy. This is a brave and resourceful general.

Zhu Xiongying pondered for a moment and asked, "The northwest is still practicing troops, and there are still some remnants of the Mongolian Yuan in the south of the desert. If Wang Bi is transferred back to Beijing to train the Three Thousand Camps, I don't have the right person on hand."

Xu Da hurriedly said, "Your Highness, Tang Shengzong, the Marquis of Yan'an, can go to the northwest to train troops. Marquis of Dingyuan returned to Beijing to train 3,000 battalions. If the troops of the three thousand battalions are trained, they will conquer the northwest in a few years, and the three thousand battalions will be the main force!"<

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Emperor Shengzong of Tang probably wanted to cry without tears. He was the first among the founding marquises. However, he had been idle for a long time in recent years. Lan Yu, Fu Youde, and Mu Ying, all founding marquises have become dukes, and he has no titles.

Not to mention the promotion, I have been suspicious of the emperor in recent years.

But there is nothing to complain about. After all, Zhu Xiongying was protected, otherwise he would have to be beheaded.

Zhu Xiongying thought for a while and said, "That's true. Marquis of Yan'an was a good soldier in the army in his early years, and he was able to lead the army alone to make great contributions. Now, he asked him to go to the northwest to train troops, which would be a bit of use. Marquis of Dingyuan returned to Beijing to train troops.

Well, cavalry must be used to conquer the northwest."

The crown prince was indeed humbly accepting advice, and this looked like a wise ruler.

But Li Wenzhong and Xu Da suddenly felt that they were being tricked. Although the emperor's grandson looked humbly and accepted advice, it was their advice that made the emperor's grandson change their minds. It was just a lot of things, it seemed that the emperor

Taisun had his own opinions from the beginning.

Their so-called advice seems to be to let His Highness the Grand Prince make a move, or these are just manifestations. If some things are spread, His Highness the Grand Prince's reputation of humbly accepting advice will not be mentioned for the time being.

The main thing is that the Duke of Wei and Duke Cao offend people is that they blocked the future of some people. But the good thing is that His Highness the Crown Prince arranged it, and he has always been vigorously promoting some people.

As for the view that the crown prince has no opinion, it obviously does not exist.

After all, there are some arrangements that His Highness has already made long ago. It is not discussed with the minister, but made direct appointments and adjustments.

It turns out that Emperor Hongwu was raised by himself. He was so skillful when he got his routine, and he didn't even give others the opportunity to object. The matter was done directly, and those important officials seemed to be just participating.
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Or you can also express your opinions, but those opinions are likely to be implemented according to the intentions of the emperor and grandson.

This was the routine before, but it is still the routine now. However, Li Wenzhong and Xu Da are not qualified to oppose anything. Even if they see that this is a routine, they can only cooperate tacitly to do some things well.

Zhu Xiongying was quite satisfied with this, and some things were easy to arrange. The arrangements and appointments of the commanders of the three major camps, the main generals, and some important generals have basically been confirmed.

Xu Da and Li Wenzhong can also see some clues from this. Your Highness still attaches great importance to martial arts, and this has not changed.

But among the three major camps, it is not that the so-called Changshi family dominates, nor is it that the Xu family plays an important role.

The Emperor's Crown did not care about the so-called factional disputes at all. As long as it was a martial honor of the Ming Dynasty, as long as it was a reliable and capable martial honor, he could reuse it. The Emperor's Crown was not the Emperor's Crown of the Chang family, let alone the Emperor's Crown.

The crown prince of the Wuxun of Huaixi is the crown prince of the Ming Dynasty!

This time, the arrangements for the important generals of the three major camps basically take into account the so-called various factions and the so-called grandson wings. Fu Youde and some middle and senior generals are also taken care of.

These naturally illustrate many problems. The Royal Grandson attaches great importance to the three camps and does not intend to make the three camps the basics of any faction. The three camps can only be the three royal camps.

The camp can only be the emperor's three camps.

These are the most fundamental, but they are indeed the most important, and there is no need to discuss at all!

The affairs of the three camps naturally need to be paid attention to, which can be regarded as one of Zhu Xiongying’s main tasks this year.

Even if there is no war around the Ming Dynasty now, it will be relatively stable in the short term. However, Zhu Xiongying is very clear that forgetting the war will lead to danger, not to mention that there are still some unfinished careers now.

The Western Regions have not been completely recovered, and the remnants of the northern province of the Yuan Dynasty are still there. The future Tatars were severely damaged by Zhu Xiongying's northern expedition, but the rise and development of the Oirat still exist, and this hidden danger will become greater and greater in the future.

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All this also means that Zhu Xiongying cannot be taken lightly, and he still needs to do what he should do. The Ming Dynasty's army cannot be quickly disbanded. It also needs to continue to work hard to ensure that it always has the momentum of external attacks.

Training troops first, rest and recuperate, and when the food and supplies are abundant and the troops are strong, you may be able to achieve your goals in one battle.

After Xu Da and Li Wenzhong left, Zhu Xiongying patiently reviewed the memorials, some of which were directly approved, some had to be carefully considered. Some were marked and left on the desk, preparing to summon some officials to discuss.

There are a lot of things, big and small, and these things need to be handled patiently by Zhu Xiongying. Although he seems to be busy with these things every day, Zhu Xiongying doesn't feel it cumbersome or boring at all, and he enjoys it.

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He Zhongxian walked up to him lightly and said, "Your Highness, the Minister of Rites is asking for a visit outside the hall."

Zhu Xiongying raised her head, not understanding very much, “What are he going to do?”

He Zhongxian quickly replied, "Your Highness, the Minister of Rites said that it was an errand instructed by Your Highness a few days ago, and it was related to the funeral process of the princes of the royal family."
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