The Rise of the European Emperor

After Haider arrived in Oldenburg to serve as the palace minister, after examination, he found that very few of the nobles of Oldenburg passed the administrative examination.

In other words, most of these aristocrats are sloppy wastes who only know aristocratic etiquette, drink, dance, and pretend all day long. Those who are really proficient in administrative business are often those petty officials who were born in petty nobles or simply commoners.

Of course, those small civilian officials appeared in the government as assistants. Usually, they act as assistants to handle government affairs. And those nobles who are in the official position are responsible for pretending to be compared... Finally, after the civilian deputies have finished processing, the nobles in the official position will sign again...

After receiving Haider's report, Marin was also very angry. He did not rely on the support of these waste nobles to obtain the Oldenburg Country, but the army. Therefore, Marin does not intend to tolerate these incompetent nobles, but intends to send all those incompetent nobles to Las Vegas and let them die from drunken dreams...

But who to replace these nobles? If you find those small nobles to replace those big nobles, it is better to say something. Because, after all, they are also nobles. However, it seems like a bit of a bad rule to use the civilian deputy who used to work for the big nobles...

Moreover, even if these people are straightened, the manpower is still very short. Because, most of the nobles failed the examination and had to be cleaned up...

As a result, Haider wrote a letter asking Marin to go to his alma mater, the University of Cologne, and recruit some college students...

Marin agreed to Haider's suggestion on the spot, and here he ordered Haider to personally go to the University of Cologne in the name of the Chancellor of the Palace of Oldenburg to hold a job fair to recruit some college students.

Of course, Marin also realized that if he recruited from the University of Cologne alone, a "University of Cologne" department would be formed. If Haider becomes a powerful minister in the future, students from Cologne University will easily become his henchmen.

Therefore, Marin made a decision - not only to send Haider to the University of Cologne to recruit people, but also to send others to other universities to recruit people.

Now,

Through the previous bribery, Marin has eased relations with the other five electors except the Electors of Brandenburg and the Electors of Saxony. Even the Bohemian king who was hostile to him before dig Vladislav II, but because of the mediation of his younger brother Alexander, he is no longer hostile to Marin.

So, for now, Marin can go to Heidelberg University in Palatinate, Charles University in Prague in Bohemia, University of Vienna in Austria, University of Rostock in Mecklenburg, University of Freiburg, University of Munich, etc. University to recruit talent. As for the University of Leipzig in the Principality of Saxony, don't go there. If recruiters dare to go, they will easily be hacked to death by the Saxons...

The University of Rostock in Mecklenburg is also a bit of a problem, because the Duchy of Mecklenburg belongs to the younger brother of the Electoral State of Brandenburg, and will inevitably be influenced by the Electoral State of Brandenburg. Staff are not friendly.

However, it was the Electoral State of Brandenburg who had an enemy with Marin, not the Principality of Mecklenburg. Therefore, sending people to the University of Rostock to recruit people will be obstructed at most, and there should be no problem with personnel safety. After all, the Principality of Mecklenburg is not like the Saxons, who have suffered a big loss from Marin.

Other universities, Marin sent people over to focus on recruiting those civilian college students... This way, it is not easy to stimulate the sensitive nerves of the princes where the universities are located... Because the monarchs of this era don't pay much attention to those civilian college students... …

In Europe in this era, the concept of family status is much stronger than that of China. In ordinary countries, it is not too difficult for civilians to become officials.

Even in the 19th century, the highest civilian rank in the European military was to be promoted to Master Chief. No matter how high it is, it is monopolized by the nobles. It was not until several large-scale revolutions in Europe in the 19th century that the yoke was broken.

At present, in European countries, those talented civilians, even college students, at most become the deputy or aides of the great nobles, and become the shadows of the great nobles, but cannot become real officials who are on their own.

Only a traveler like Marin, who was a commoner in his previous life, would not discriminate against commoners and dare to reuse commoners. Like Haider, the last time he went to the University of Cologne, he was able to recruit a group of apprentices because he was a commoner, but he was able to become a judge of East Frisian Country, which stimulated a group of commoner college students.

But in this way, Marin can't even think of recruiting those aristocratic college students in the university. Because, those noble and arrogant college students may be very dissatisfied with Marin's behavior. Of course, except for those aristocratic college students.

However, Marin didn't care whether he could recruit aristocratic college students. Because, most aristocratic college students go to mess around. You must know that there is no college entrance examination these days, and aristocratic college students are basically recommended to enter. Only civilian college students have to pass the examination. Therefore, in terms of quality, those civilian college students are more than those aristocratic college students. Therefore, Marin didn't care at all about the resentment that might arouse the aristocratic college students.

In this way, Marin organized several teams to go to the above-mentioned 6 universities to recruit talents. Leading the team was one of the "Thirteen Taibao" recruited from the University of Cologne for the first time.

Having these people to be interviewers can not only stimulate those ordinary college students (they are themselves role models for those ordinary college students), but also test out the abilities of those college students. If it's too bad, Marin doesn't want it either.

In addition, those aristocratic college students whose families have fallen are also the targets of Marin's recruitment. Those interviewers were largely prepared for such college students. After all, college students from the declining aristocracy may be very talented, or, like other aristocratic college students, they are just messing around and need to be assessed.

To fully attract those college students, Marin outfitted the six interviewers with ornate silk robes and dispatched a large number of guards in armor. Like the last time Heidel went to the University of Cologne, he worshipped the scene.

Marin's requirements for the interviewers who lead the team are: don't worry about recruiting people or not, you must show the side of local tyrants, and your posture must be full...

In addition, the 6 interviewers all brought a box of gold coins to bribe those university presidents and professors, asking them to speak good words and recommend them to those ordinary college students...

Sometimes, the opinions of these teachers are still very important. After all, even college students in the Middle Ages had little social experience before they entered the society, and they were easy to fool...

That's not all, in addition to throwing money hard and showing the local tyrant side, Marin also asked the six interviewers to tell the civilian college students that as long as they are hired, they can be promoted to nobles immediately-not hereditary ordinary jazz...

Of course, this knight was conferred by Marin in the name of the so-called "Duke of Egypt". There was no fief, no benefit, just an empty title. But even such an empty title is also very attractive to those civilian college students.

Moreover, as long as those civilian college students are given an empty title of nobility, they can also perfectly avoid the "unspoken rule" that "civilians are not allowed to be officials" in the aristocratic circles of various European countries - you see, we didn't let civilians be officials... They also all They are nobles... Although they are nobles from the non-existent "Egyptian Principality", they are also nobles... Well, strictly speaking, they are considered exiled nobles...

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