As the commander, Mu Bei had already sorted out everyone's achievements on the way back. Not to mention the soldiers below the centurion, everyone will definitely receive the same commendation - some of the most outstanding ones have been promoted when they were in the Northern Frontier - and all of them above that, one by one, will be recorded, and those who deserve promotion will be promoted, and even if they don't, there will be other commendations, either material rewards, or titles for their parents, wives and children.
What belongs to whomever belongs to him, and no one will be encroached upon by others.
So in the end, everyone was credited, except Mu Bei, who even submitted a letter of apology.
These things had been sent back a long time ago. Previously, the Ministry of Personnel of the Cabinet had been discussing and deciding on various matters of rewards. After all, the number of people was indeed quite large, and it was not a trivial matter to implement them one by one. Most people just followed the regulations, and only a few people had disputes. Because they couldn't make up their minds, they had to hand it over to Emperor Xuanren to see what he thought. After all, although the Ministry of Personnel had the power to assess and appoint and dismiss officials, it was only for relatively low-level officials. Officials of the fourth rank and above needed to go through the Cabinet and finally be decided by the emperor.
Because there were so many commendations, there were a lot of imperial edicts alone, so they started relatively early.
In addition to civil and military officials, royal family members, nobles, some people with special status and their families, some important members of the Liuqi envoy group were also fortunate enough to have a seat. According to their original intention, they did not want to participate at all. You know, all the merits of everyone today were "contributed" by them, Liuqi. Every praise was a shame for them. Seeing the enemy gain glory by stepping on the corpses of their own people? Vomiting three liters of blood would not be enough to describe their grief and hatred.
They knew that Qi Chao did it on purpose and didn't even force them to participate, but they had to participate. If they didn't participate now, no one could be sure. In the subsequent peace talks, would Qi Chao make things difficult for them
So, no matter how humiliating it was, they all sat in the designated seats - as envoys, they still had some treatment. Therefore, the seats had a better view, and they could hear every imperial decree of commendation clearly. They could also see every rewarded person clearly, and correspondingly, other people could also see them clearly.
This should be a position that shows status? They just wish they could get the farthest and most corner position.
So grand? It’s almost as grand as Emperor Xuanren’s 50th birthday.
With the final arrival of Emperor Xuanren, the most exciting prelude to the celebration banquet began.
This first imperial edict? Is it for those dead soldiers? To give their families rewards and proper pensions, the imperial edict specifically mentioned that it must be implemented, the Ministry of Revenue is in charge, and there are a lot of people assisting;
The second imperial edict was for those soldiers who had to return home due to disability. Needless to say, the generals would not be treated unfairly, and the main thing was for the ordinary soldiers, so that they would have something to rely on and would not end up in a miserable situation.
The third imperial edict was for the ordinary soldiers still in the northern border. In addition to a reward, it also explicitly increased their food and wages.
Later, there were several collective commendations, including those for medical personnel, tax reductions for officials in the North, and those for merchants who contributed money and effort in this war, etc.
The imperial edicts that followed almost all named people.
In addition to promotion, rewards also flowed out like water. Those who were related to it were naturally happy, and those who were not related could only watch with envy. Although there were usually rewards during the New Year, and the higher the position, the richer the reward, it still could not be compared with the current scene.
Especially those who seem to have a respectable status but are actually very poor...
When Fan Wuguo was in the Northern Frontier, he had already been promoted to the position of a thousand-man captain, which was the fifth rank. Later, he made many outstanding achievements and was now directly promoted to the commander of the guard, the third rank. At the same time, he was also given the title of General Zhaoyong. It was really a jump of several levels. Although his dukedom was a super rank, it was actually just a title. Now it is different. This is real power and is no longer obtained by relying on the favor of Emperor Xuanren.
Compared to yesterday, Fan Wuguo is almost the most handsome man in the world today. There is no way. He actually doesn't want to shave his beard, and he doesn't want to be messy. But, when his mother saw him yesterday, she didn't say a word, but just burst into tears. His mother was never like this when things were difficult before. Fan Wuguo was left at a loss. Naturally, he did whatever his mother said. Fan Wuguo sat there like a wooden stake and let his mother direct people to deal with him. Then it was like this. Fan Wuguo was disgusted to death and felt that this was unmanly. But his mother didn't scold him now, just looked at him with heartache. What can he do
Although he was dissatisfied with his image, Master Fan was still in high spirits after receiving the reward.
There were many people eyeing Fan Wuguo originally, and there are even more now. However, Princess Fukang has never given in on his marriage. No one knows what she is thinking. After all, there is probably any lady in the imperial city that she can marry as long as she likes her. That's why people are puzzled.
When it was Wei Tingyu's turn, to be honest, it was a bit strange. He was originally the commander of Kaiping Guard, which was the same level as Fan Wuguo's actual power position after he was conferred an award. This originally belonged to the category of military generals. This time, his actual power did not increase, but in addition to the rewards, he was given a honorary title, and he was the second-rank Zide Doctor. However, this honorary title was in the category of civil officials, which was really confusing. You know, in the Qi Dynasty, the cases of civil and military officials crossing the line were really rare.
But this was decided by Emperor Xuanren.