Chapter 1266 – Tibet-Tang Ancient Path

Along with the new addition of 1.98 million reserve forces, Du Ruhui suggested establishing a military service department under the Privy Court to manage the reserve forces, surrendered soldiers, and soldier retirement; this would help to effectively manage it.

At the same time, in the Governor-General, Provincial Governor, Prefecture Governor, Prefects, and county magistrate offices, he suggested that they set up relevant military service divisions that would be directly managed by the Privy Court.

His proposal would solve the retirement problem of the soldiers and the reserve force management problem.

The 1.98 million troops disarmed this time and those removed from the past few reorganizations would undergo military training when needed under the organization of the local military service divisions.

Hence, as long as there were war needs, the Imperial Court would be able to gather two to three million trained soldiers and ev