Chapter 333 Situation Changes

In Ying Yi's view, Huidi and Tibet have never truly integrated into the Chinese dynasty for many years. The fundamental reason lies in faith.

The core concepts of Green Religion and Tibetan Buddhism are insoluble in China. Therefore, the people here are also incompatible with China.

The only way to completely solve the hidden danger is to kill his faith. And people are the bearers of faith. If we want to punish their faith, we must first punish their believers.

In the final analysis, all conquests depend on whether the fist is big enough and the knife is sharp enough. Then talk about other things.

The previous Ming Dynasty perished too quickly, and the efficiency of information transmission in this era was extremely low, which resulted in information asymmetry.

Huidi and the Tatars were originally neighbors, but they later realized that some people were afraid that the Ming Dynasty was destroyed and the time had come for them to become kings and hegemons, so they started jumping up and down.

Perhaps this was the initial trigger. When he got up and running, he learned the news about the defeat of the Donglu, the Tatar drive to the north, and the rise of Ying Yi, but he had no way out, or he was unwilling to accept the sweetness.

As for the hiding place, I'm afraid it's entirely because I don't know.

In these two places, in just a few months, seven or eight grass-headed kings sprung up like mushrooms after a rain.

These grass-headed kings are still very courageous and are conducting military tests on Han settlements - sending some "horse thieves" to carry out plunder.

They had a good idea, but unfortunately, they failed even once, and instead they lost their troops and generals. For Qian Yue, it was naturally impossible to fight with Tibet and Huidi before Ying Yi ordered a large-scale attack. But he has no scruples about the 'horse thief'. There happened to be a lot of new recruits and we needed targets for training.

Compared with Jiangnan, Yunnan, Guizhou, Sichuan, Huidi, and Tibet, Liaodong and Monan grasslands are basically a different scene.

Dorgon used all the strength of his country and was completely defeated in the first battle. Qian Yue, Wu Yinglin and Zu Dashou Li Yingwai allied with him to stop the old lair. Almost all the hundreds of thousands of troops were wiped out, and the Tatars' strength suddenly dropped to freezing point.

However, the Tatar slave chief Fulin was lucky. When the Tatar Palace in Liaoyang was almost overrun, the little slave chief escaped.

With the support of Jierharang, the only living leader of the Eight Banners, he made a prompt decision and led the Manchu Jurchens to move to the north, directly giving up all the territory of the Qing Dynasty in Liaodong, avoiding North Korea and the Han people. Yi's possible backlash against the Manchus.

This move allowed the Liaodong War Zone to regain the land of Liaodong without spending a single soldier.

But it also gave the Tatars themselves a little breathing space.

The Tatars retreated to the north, even abandoning their ancestral homeland of White Mountains and Black Waters, and moved to colder areas further north. Within a certain period of time, Ying Yi would not be able to take care of such a distant area.

After all, the land of Liaodong is in a state of decay. If order is not clarified and production is restored, it will be extremely difficult for the army to supply food and grass if it wants to go on an expedition.

For the time being, the Liaodong Theater will remain dormant. Waiting for production to resume on the ground in Liaodong, then using the excuse of vassalizing the Tatars to launch an attack on North Korea - this is one of Ying Yi's strategies.

There is no need for North Korea to continue to exist as a wallflower.

The vast Monan grassland is now in a state of turmoil. The power of the Tatars declined rapidly on this grassland. Countless tribes migrated to Mobei in a hurry. The merchants and slave labor camps following Zheng Jiu's army would transport batches of cattle, sheep and food back from the grassland every day. slave.

In China, with the Yangtze River as the boundary, this vast area is undergoing earth-shaking changes.

The displaced people were quickly resettled, the evil tycoons and gentry were killed, suppressed, and surrendered, the bandits and bandits everywhere were wiped out, the roads were smoothed, and commerce began to flourish. The promotion of improved varieties has allowed the people to go from being hungry to having full granaries in just a few months. Gradually, there was income, and gradually there was a smile.

All the misery, like a dream, disappeared in the blink of an eye. This confused many people.

Governments in various places were quickly established, new policies were implemented one after another, public security quickly returned to calm, and people began to live and work in peace and contentment.

Yanzhou Prefecture, Qufu.

The Hu Kong Mansion that once sat here has long been empty, and the Yanshenggong Mansion has been sealed for a long time. As time goes by, people here's memory of Yan Shenggong gradually disappears. After all, Yanshenggong was not a saint. Although he wore the skin of a saint, the actions of Yanshenggong's house were not popular among the people.

Since the king of Xia sent troops to sweep across Hebei last year, all the gentlemen of Yan Shenggong's mansion were taken away and sent to the capital. Soon afterwards, the government was established and the new policies were implemented one by one. The people got the land they deserved, and the great harvest before the end of the year dispelled all doubts about King Xia.

What a harvest that is!

Farming occurs in late autumn, and harvesting occurs in winter. This is completely different from the principles passed down by our ancestors! But because of this, people believe that King Xia was ordered by heaven!

Unfortunately, the government stipulates that only two crops are allowed to be grown each year. This leaves many people confused.

The harvest can be harvested in two months. After taking out the pre-harvest preparations and post-harvest finishing work, counting three months, you can plant four seasons in a year.

How much food will be needed?

Only two crops were allowed to be planted, and half of the harvest was lost out of thin air. The people were naturally suspicious.

Of course, the government has an explanation. Improved varieties consume too much soil. Although they are not afraid of severe cold, heat, drought and floods, the soil is too poor and it is difficult to have a good harvest. The government encouraged the planting of other crops to nourish the soil during the two seasons of staple food cultivation. It also promoted the accumulation of fertilizers and recruited workers to build water conservancy projects.

All this allowed the people to see a different court.

There are no longer distinctions between civilian households, merchant households, craftsman households, and military households. There is land for those who till the land. There are no more tyrannical gentry and rogue men who dominate the country. It's okay if these people are honest. If they are not honest, the strong men of the Imperial Law Department will let them know how powerful they are.

Wang Yousan was originally a craftsman from Qufu. As a craftsman, he had no land in the previous dynasty. Craftsmen can only work, but cannot plow the fields. Therefore, when the Ming Dynasty declined, the life of the craftsmen could be imagined.

In fact, besides this shortcoming, there are some benefits - for Ying Yi. Because Zhu Hongwu divided people according to their professions, those who farmed could only farm, and those who worked could only work. So now, despite the war, the number of craftsmen and their craftsmanship can be said to be the highest in thousands of years.

Wang Yousan originally lived in extreme poverty, and his family of five relied on their crafts to survive. But the Ming Dynasty was weak, and even if there were no official orders, all the money was exploited by those officials. He can only work for private individuals, but even so, he must pay tribute to the officials in charge of him, otherwise he will not be allowed to work for private individuals.

Seeing the world in chaos is causing the sky to respond and the earth to be ineffective. Unexpectedly, everything changed in the blink of an eye.

He is no longer a craftsman, and his family of five has been given the land they deserve, and now, a few months later, they no longer have to worry about food and clothing. He is already planning to build a new house so that his family can live more comfortably instead of living in a shack.