Chapter 160： Recruit college students again

After Heidel arrived in Oldenburg as a palace minister, he found after inspection that there were very few nobles who passed the administrative examination.

That is to say, most of these nobles are wastes of flowers that only understand the etiquette of the nobility, drink, dance, and pretend all day long. Those who are really proficient in administrative business are often those officials who are born in aristocracy or who are simply civilians.

Of course, all the small civilian officials appeared in the mansion as assistants. Usually, they act as assistants and are responsible for handling government affairs. And those nobles who are full-time officials are responsible for pretending ... Finally, after the civilian deputies have finished processing, these full-time nobility, come to sign ...

After receiving Haider's report, Marin was also very hot. He did not rely on the support of these waste noblemen to obtain the Oldenburg, but on the army. Therefore, Marin does not intend to tolerate these incapable aristocrats, but intends to distribute those incapable aristocrats to Las Vegas to let them die in a dream ...

But who are you looking for to replace these nobles? If you want to find those little nobles to replace those big nobles, it is better to say a little. Because, after all, they are nobles. However, if the deputies of the civilians who originally worked for the big nobles seem to be a bit bad rules ...

Moreover, even if these people are straightened, the manpower is still insufficient. Because most of the nobility failed to pass the assessment, they must be cleaned up ...

So, Heidel wrote a letter asking Marin to go to his alma mater, Cologne University, and then recruit some college students ...

Marin agreed with Heidel's proposal on the spot, and asked Heidel to personally go to the University of Cologne in the name of the Palace Minister of Oldenburg, to hold a job fair and recruit some college students to come back.

Of course, Marin realized that if he recruited people from Cologne University alone, he would form the "Cologne University" department. If Heidel becomes a minister of power in the future, college students from Cologne University can easily become his party leader.

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

Now, through previous bribes, Marin has eased his relations with the five Electors other than the Electors of Brandenburg and Saxony. Even the Bohemian king who had previously been hostile to him, Vladislav II, was no longer hostile to Marin because of the mediation of his brother Alexander.

So, for now, Marin can go to Heidelberg University in Palatinate, Charles University in Prague, Kingdom of Bohemia, Vienna University in Austria, Rostock University in Mecklenburg, Freiburg University, Munich University, etc. The university has recruited talents. As for the University of Leipzig in the Principality of Saxony, do n’t go anymore. If recruiters dare to go, they will be easily hacked to death by Saxons ...

The University of Rostock in Mecklenburg also has some problems, because the principality of the Principality of Mecklenburg belongs to the electorate of Brandenburg, and will inevitably be affected by the electorate of Brandenburg Staff are not friendly.

However, what hated Marin was the electorate of Brandenburg, not the principality of Mecklenburg. Therefore, sending people to the University of Rostock to recruit people is at best blocked, and the safety of the personnel should be no problem. After all, the Principality of Mecklenburg was not like the Saxons, who had suffered a great loss from Marin.

In other universities, Marin sent people in the past to focus on recruiting 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 do not value those civilian college students very much ... …

In this era of Europe, the Mendi concept is much stronger than that of China. In ordinary countries, civilians want to be officials, do n’t be too difficult.

Even in the 19th century, the highest rank of civilians in the European army was promoted to the chief of sergeant. No matter how high, that is the monopoly of the nobility. It was not until the 19th century that there were several large-scale revolutions in Europe that this shackle was broken.

For now, in European countries, those talented civilians, even college students, at most become the deputies or staff of the nobles, and become the shadows of the nobles, and cannot be the real officials on their own.

Only traversers like Marin, who were civilians in their previous lives, would not discriminate against civilians and dare to reuse civilians. Like Heidel, the last time he went to Cologne University he was able to recruit a group of young students because he was a civilian, but he became a judge in East Friesland, which stimulated a group of civilian college students.

But in this way, Marin also wanted to recruit those noble college students in the university. Because those noble college students who are proud and proud may be very dissatisfied with Marin's behavior. Of course, except for those noble college students.

However, Marin did not care whether he could recruit noble college students. Because most of the noble college students are going to hang around. You know, there is no college entrance examination this year, and noble college students are basically recommended. Only civilian college students have to pass the assessment. Therefore, when it comes to qualities, those civilian college students surpass those of noble college students. Therefore, Marin doesn't care at all about the aversion to the noble college students.

In this way, Marin organized several teams to recruit talents in the above six universities. The leaders were one of the "Thirteen Taibao" recruited from the University of Cologne for the first time.

Having these people as interviewers can not only stimulate those civilian college students (they themselves are role models for those civilian college students), but also test out their skills. If it's too bad, Marin doesn't want it.

In addition, those noble college students whose families have fallen are also the targets of Marin's solicitation. Those interviewers are largely prepared for such college students. After all, college students who have fallen into nobility may be very talented, or they may be just like other noble college students.

In order to fully attract those college students, Marin gave six interviewers, all equipped with gorgeous silk robes, and sent a large number of guards wearing armor. Like the last time Heidel went to the University of Cologne, the scene was full.

Marin's requirement for several interviewers who lead the team is-no matter whether the recruits are recruited or not, they must show the side of the local tyrants, and the posture must be put in full swing ...

In addition, the six interviewers all brought a box of gold coins to bribe those university presidents and professors, let them help to say good things, and recommend them to civilian college students ...

Sometimes ~ www.novelhall.com ~ The opinions of these teachers are still very important. After all, even college students in the Middle Ages have little social experience before stepping into society, and it is easy to be fooled ...

This does not count. In addition to smashing money and showing the side of the local tyrants, Marin also asked the six interviewers to tell the civilian college students-as long as they are hired, they can be promoted to nobility immediately-not hereditary Ordinary jazz ...

Of course, this jazz was awarded by Marin in the name of the so-called "Duke of Egypt". There is no land and no benefits, but only an empty title. But this kind of empty title is also very attractive to those civilian college students.

Moreover, as long as a noble noble title of those civilian college students is enshrined, you can perfectly avoid the “unspoken rules” of “civilians should not be officials” in the aristocratic circles of European countries-you see, we did not let civilians be officials ... they also all Is it a noble ... Although, they are the nobles of the "Principality of Egypt", but they are also nobles ... Well, strictly speaking, they are nobles in exile ...

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