The two then talked about some details, including how to set up a telegraph office after the Qiu Fan Fan Hall was relocated to the Yamaguchi Pavilion, so as to ensure that when necessary, Yoshida Shoin and the others could quickly control all the agencies in the city and quickly march into Kyoto.

By the way, Takasugi Jinsaku has already started to secretly train their troops. As a military student returning from studying in the UK, Takasu Jinsuo naturally knows the importance of backbone officers at the grassroots level. They also gave the little officer reserve a name that everyone probably knew.

Raiders!

In short, Yoshida Shoin's plan is being implemented step by step, and he will definitely be able to cooperate with Chuemon. As long as there is no more general death on the shogunate side or the assassination of the old man, then presumably everything Everything will go well.

Unspoken, okay.

Yoshida Shoin, who came in a hurry, hurried away under the cover of night. After seeing that Kurokawa Ketoku personally arranged the people, Chuemon slept peacefully.

The next day, I got up early, took the train to Kobe, and then attended the opening ceremony of the Sanyo Railway Line with French Minister Bailey Court. Kobe is still a large construction site, and various buildings are erected. And Chuemon also found that the French left a large open space in the square in the city center.

According to the French themselves, it is to build the garden square in the city center. But Chuemon took a look at the round key-shaped plot and guessed that the French were still going to build a cathedral here. It was only because the shogunate had a prohibition on Christianity, and the unequal treaty signed by the shogunate did not allow for missionary provisions, so it was not built.

In fact, Yokohama seems to have a plot reserved for the church. Chuemon has seen it in Yokohama before, and it also exists in the name of Garden Square.

Maybe at some point, we can talk to the foreign powers on the condition that we open the teaching and prohibition, and see if we can get a little political benefit for the shogunate.

Anyway, according to historical experience, although Christianity was introduced to Japan again later, it did not cause any big waves. As long as the country as a whole is developing upwards, it is not easy for the common people to pin their spirits on such a ghostly place.

If more and more people believe in this stuff, then the rulers will have to wake up, and this social security inequality is going down.

Ribbon-cutting and opening to traffic is just the same thing. The main reason is that the general of Chuyouemon attended to show attention. Then there was a banquet with Bailey Court and all the princes, and everyone communicated and got to know each other.

Basically, the princes on the entire route were present, and Chuemon also saw Yoshida Shoin, who was guarding Mouri Jingjin just like no one else. I don't know how this kid can stay up all night, and he can still be fine the next morning.

After eating and drinking happily, Chuemon, under the warm invitation of Bailey Court, visited the Kobe residential area. I was busy until the afternoon before I had time to go back to Osaka. It was too late to go directly back to Edo, so he simply stayed for another night, and also summoned Tokugawa Keiho, the guardian of Kyoto, and Chief Okita, the leader of the Shinsengumi team.

Isn't this just a conspiracy with Yoshida Matsuyin? Naturally, I have to ask the meaning of the current guardianship of Kyoto, and at the same time understand the situation in Kyoto.

After two rounds of major cleanings, Kyoto is now relatively calm. At least there weren't so many idiots blocking the road at night and looting, and no one carried out assassinations everywhere, which made people panic.

As for the most important matter of Emperor Xiaoming, Tokugawa Keibao said there was no problem. He often followed Emperor Xiaoming to participate in Jingyan, and the two of them also sang harmony with each other, and even sang poems together. Because of the death of Prince Ugong Muren before, there were no males under his knees, so in addition to ordinary daily studies, Emperor Xiaoming's main energy was focused on creating people.

For the shogunate, this is actually a good thing. Emperor Xiaoming has no other ideas, so those who want to provoke him will naturally not be able to provoke him.

It's just that Tokugawa Keibao also made it clear that there are still people who respect the king among the ministers. Because Emperor Xiaoming will more or less ask Tokugawa Keibao about the progress of the shogunate's extermination of foreigners. Isn't it said that the shogunate was training troops day and night, and even in Tsushima repelled the Lucian troops and horses that came to attack?

Since the shogunate already has the strength to drive away the barbarians, why not hurry up and drive away barbarians?

The filial Emperor Ming, who was dedicated to creating people, would ask this question, indicating that there were still some villains among his valet. Tokugawa Keiho and Chief Okita are secretly investigating, and if there is a result, they will definitely report it to the shogunate immediately.

When Chuemon said that he was going to use Matsudaira Keiyong as the guardian of Kyoto, Tokugawa Keiho's face changed slightly. He is also a person who has been in Kyoto for a long time and has experienced a lot of troubles. This appointment sounds like a conspiracy. But he hadn't figured out what the situation was for a while, so he just waited for Chuemon to continue to elaborate.

When Mr. Okita said that the Fukui domain was in Kyoto, there were samurai samurai running around every day. Sometimes it is to attend the banquet in the Gongqing's house, and sometimes it is to organize the activities of Confucian scholars and wanderers. Although everything is public, and there is no violation of the prohibition, there is always something disturbing about it.

"How many people are there in the group?" Chuemon's strengthening the surveillance force in Kyoto.

"There are more than 500 people." Chief Director Okita immediately reported a number.

"Another 200 people will be recruited, and we will focus on monitoring the Fukui Domain." Five hundred people are still too few. Since Kyoto is so big, Chuemon has other arrangements.

Some money can't be saved. Raising a person is only thirty or fifty taels a year, but the effect it exerts is far more than thirty or fifty taels.

"In addition, after Yu returns to the mansion, he will order the addition of the Xinxuan group camp." Zhongyouemon continued to instruct.

Once Matsudaira Keiyong is appointed as the guardian of Kyoto, he can openly lead 3,000 troops to guard the capital. At that time, although there was a second Osaka division between Osaka and Kobe, there was only the Shinsengumi group in Kyoto.

Therefore, not only the number of the Shinsengumi should be expanded, but also the number of its stations. I don't expect the hundreds of people in the Shinsengumi to hold on for too long, but at least the second division in Osaka has to come to the rescue, right?

At that time, the Shinsengumi colony in Kyoto had not been captured, and the first Edo division and the second Osaka division outside Beijing arrived one after another. The chaotic soldiers in Beijing were immediately attacked by the enemy, and perhaps they could be easily defeated and destroyed without having to go through a major war, and the victory of the war of pacification could be won.

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