In Tomb Robber Notes, the political position of Buddha Zhang is equivalent to that of the governor of Changsha, that is, the whole city of Changsha is under the jurisdiction of Buddha Zhang, and all the forces in Changsha are concentrated in the hands of Buddha Zhang, who is the military commander here. Apart from being able to control the army, the lives of Changsha people are under his jurisdiction.

At that time, the Japanese army was invading China, so Zhang Buddha actually assumed the main responsibility of protecting Changsha. His title at that time was actually Changsha Protection Officer. As the name implies, he needs to be responsible for the military protection of Changsha, in order to prevent the Japanese from entering and occupying Changsha, which means that the whole of Changsha is under the protection of Buddha Zhang, so it can be said that he is in charge of the whole of Changsha.

If you want to rank by rank, Buddha Zhang should be a major general now, and his power is still great. As can be seen from the notes of grave robbery, Buddha Zhang is basically a local tyrant in Changsha, and no one dares to provoke him. At first, a foreigner offended February Red, and a word from Lord Zhang Canxun made him leave Changsha forever. Such power is quite terrible.

And at that time, people who could control the army were very powerful. In the era of Japanese invaders flooding, there were soldiers deployed, which showed that he had the capital to confront the Japanese. Otherwise, even if the people at the Nine Gates are very skilled, there is no way to fight against the Japanese guns. Therefore, Zhang Zhu was also a powerful figure in nine schools at that time, and no one dared to object.

In fact, Zhang Dafu went into politics to protect Jiumen. Although he finally had to deal with Jiumen under the pressure of the Japanese, he did not attack the core figures of Jiumen, but only cleared some marginal figures of Jiumen. Without Zhang Dafu, Jiumen might have been destroyed long ago.