Chapter 996 This matter is inappropriate

After instructing someone to bring the seats, Li Chen asked Su Zhenting and Hu Shifan to sit down, he smelled: "General Hu, do you know the situation in the court now?"

This is the point.

Hu Shifan was shocked and replied in a deep voice: "Mu General was on the border for a long time and was not sensitive to the situation in the court. However, General Su had already analyzed the pros and cons with General Su, and General Su knew that the situation is now in danger."

"Therefore, the last general is willing to promise to Your Highness on behalf of the tens of thousands of soldiers in Liaodong that the morale of the Liaodong army can be used, but your highness will follow."

Li Chen glanced at Su Zhenting and gave his father-in-law a thumbs up.

Obviously, Su Zhenting has done all the preliminary work, and Li Chen can pick up the ready-made ones now.

At this time, Su Zhenting said to Li Chen: "According to the previous order of Your Highness, 40,000 elite troops of the Liaodong army have marched quickly to the Jingji area, and encircled them in two routes, respectively, and separated the roads to the Dongshan Province and the Nanhe Province into Beijing. If necessary, at least 20,000 elite troops can enter the capital within one day for His Highness to use."

Li Chen asked Wan Jiaojiao to take the military map and spread it open it. Hu Shifan came to mark Li Chen's position of the 40,000 elite Liaodong soldiers at this time.

Li Chen took a look and found that the Liaodong Army had arrived at the periphery of the Gyeonggi area, and it would take some time to complete the entire protection of the Gyeonggi area.

"The 40,000 troops marched urgently and could hardly cover up. If they were found out by someone who was interested, they would probably cause trouble."

Hu Shifan bowed and said, "So, please tell me, if you encounter local officials' uniforms and the army blocks you, what should you do?"

"I will give you a handwritten order, and I will also send you the tiger talisman to the dispatch of troops. In this way, any action of the Liaodong Army will be approved by the palace. If there is any further obstacle, I will break through."

Li Chen said indifferently: "Forty thousand elites are going to break through, no one dares to stop them."

Su Zhenting next to him frowned slightly and said, "Your Highness, it's inappropriate to do this."

Su Zhenting rarely objected to Li Chen's words, not to mention that this was in front of Hu Shifan, so Li Chen realized that Su Zhenting might feel that there was a big problem, so he asked: "What do General Su think?"

Su Zhenting leaned into Li Chen's ear and said softly: "You can't set a precedent."

In just five short words, Li Chen narrowed his eyes.

Since ancient times, the mobilization of the army has been a taboo.

According to the laws of the Great Qin Empire, local garrisons need formal official orders to mobilize more than 50 people at one time. After issuing the military chief, they can only be approved and reviewed. If more than 300 people are mobilized, they need to report to the court to inform the purpose, route, number of troops, etc. of the transfer, and they can only be taken after they are allowed to file.

As for a thousand people going up, no department has the right to issue orders, only the emperor can do so.

This law is an iron law, and you will die if you touch it, and there is no sympathy.

This is still from the local garrison. If the mobilization of field troops like the Liaodong Army is even more stringent.

Without the emperor's order, Hu Shifan dared to send troops and soldiers out of the Liaodong territory, which was a crime of rebellion and a beheading.

Although the situation is special, Li Chen transferred the Liaodong Army out of the defense zone, but the army can marching in an emergency and act cheaply, but it is absolutely impossible to open an example of forcing the level to pass. Otherwise, with this precedent, it will be difficult to take the troops of the Qin Empire in the future.
Chapter completed!