Vol 2 Chapter 2401: Qin's political administration of Yingzhou

Vol 2 Chapter 2401: Qin's political administration of Yingzhou

Chapter 2401 Qin’s political administration of Yingzhou

Chapter 2397: Qin’s political governance of Yingzhou

"Lord Governor, these two girls, one is the sister of Oda Nobunaga, and the other is the sister of the leader of the Shinto sect. She is also the current Japanese, ah no, the only two women in Yingzhou who are qualified and worthy of His Majesty." Guo Jia Said with a smile.

Qin Zheng nodded with satisfaction. Both women were extremely talented, and they were both virgins. They would definitely satisfy his emperor's cousin.

“The status, bloodline and appearance are quite suitable, but these two women are both skilled in martial arts, so if something goes wrong..."

Qin Zheng was worried that the killings caused by Da Qin in Yingzhou would make the two women hate each other, which would pose a hidden danger to the emperor's safety.

 So, what he meant was to abolish the martial arts of the two women and let the two women enter the palace after becoming useless. In this way, even if they were resentful towards Da Qin, they would not threaten the emperor's safety.

Oda City and Tsukuyomi's expressions changed drastically when they heard this. They did not expect Qin Zhenghui to propose to their faces that they would abolish their skills. They were angry but also felt powerless in their hearts.

As the daughters of a subjugated country, they have no right to choose at all. Even Tsukuyomi, who is a half-step grandmaster, even if her skills are not blocked by Huang Shang, she does not dare to step forward and slap Qin Zheng to death.

Guo Jia saw the uneasiness of the two women and said to Qin Zheng with a faint smile: "Please rest assured, sir, they know what they should do, and it is your majesty's permission to allow them to retain their skills and enter the palace."

“Since even His Majesty agrees, then I have no objection.”

Hearing what Qin Zheng said, Oda City and Tsukuyomi breathed a sigh of relief, and their resentment towards Ying Hao became much less.

 Subsequently, amid the cheers of tens of thousands of people in Edo City, the sons and daughters of Oda City and Tsukuyomi, carrying the desire of two million Japanese people for peace, embarked on a warship heading for the Central Plains.

　　They may not be able to return to their homeland again in this lifetime.

Susanoo stood on the beach, watching the warship and his beloved sister leave, his eyes full of reluctance.

 At this point, Lu Bu and Oyama Tsumi appeared behind Susano'o.

After Oyama Tsumi glanced at Lu Bu, he asked Susano, "Are you reluctant to part with him?"

"Um."

Susano'o nodded.

"Since you don't want to let her go, why don't you keep her? You had the chance to keep her by force." Oyama Tsumi asked again.

 Compared to Tsukuyomi, Great Qin's military, court, and even Emperor Ying Hao obviously care more about Susano'o, even though Tsukuyomi has the potential to challenge the Grand Master.

For Ying Hao, it doesn't matter whether he marries Tsukuyomi or not. If Susanoo, a loyal and brave general, can return to his heart, he can even directly grant marriage to the two. After all, it is not impossible to marry only one person from Oda City. .

 But as mentioned in the previous article, Tsukuyomi does not like Susana. She only has brother-sister affection for Susana and does not have any feelings between men and women.

But after experiencing this series of ups and downs, Tsukuyomi found that she seemed to have a little affection for her brother, which made her feel scared from the bottom of her heart.

In order not to follow in the footsteps of his parents, and the Japanese country really needed someone with a high enough status to represent the Japanese country in marriage with the Qin Dynasty, Tsukuyomi took the initiative to ask for permission to marry the Qin palace.

　　She wanted to cut off the bad relationship with her brother with her own hands. Even though this decision would make her very painful, the relationship between brother and sister was destined to be a mistake. She could not continue to make mistakes, nor could she watch her brother continue to make mistakes.

　　After hearing what Lu Bu said, Susano'o was silent for a while and then said: "This is Naruko's own choice. As an older brother, I respect her decision.

 Besides, Naruko's decision was right. The union of brother and sister was against ethics and was not tolerated by the world.

Your Majesty, the Emperor of Da Qin, is indeed more suitable for Naruko than my brother. "

 Hearing this, Oyama Jinmi and Lu Bu secretly breathed a sigh of relief.

Not just them, many people are worried that Susano'o will not be able to accept that his beloved sister will marry another man, and he will impulsively engage in such a **** thing as snatching the bride.

 If such an embarrassing thing really happens, it will be a big loss for Da Qin.

But for now, Susano'o is also very sensible. He also knows that falling in love with his own sister is wrong, and he has no intention of stalking her. This also makes Lu Bu feel completely relieved, and he can start business with Guo Jia later. .

Lu Bu still admired Susanoo very much. He knew that Tokyo was destined to be unable to be defended and that if he came, he would definitely die, but he still came without hesitation. This kind of courage is not something ordinary people can have.

But the fact that Susano'o fell in love with his own sister was really hard for Lu Bu to understand. He obviously had good conduct, so why did he fall in love with his own sister?

However, when he learned that Susan's parents were like this, it was not difficult for Lu Bu to understand why Susan had such rebellious ideas.

The upper beam is not straight and the lower beam is crooked.

Lü Bu really didn't know how to evaluate this. Anyway, if his son dared to do this, he would definitely interrupt the retreat directly, otherwise it would be embarrassing and humiliating to the family.

Seeing that Susana still looked disappointed, Lu Bu stepped forward to comfort him with a few words.

Susa's status is different now. His sister Tsukuyomi married the Emperor of Qin, so he became the uncle of the Qin Dynasty and could be regarded as a relative of the emperor.

At this thought, Lu Bu couldn't help but think of his daughter, Lu Lingqi.

He didn't know what kind of enchanting soup his Majesty poured into his daughter, so that her heart would be tied to him from the time she was young.

You know, Lu Lingqi was less than ten years old at that time, and she was simply too beastly.

Lu Bu expressed strong disdain for Ying Hao's behavior of not sparing even a ten-year-old child. He considered himself an LSP, but he would never attack a child.

If he knew what Lu Bu was thinking, Ying Hao would definitely cry out that he was wronged. He had no wrong thoughts at all. He just regarded Lu Lingqi as his sister. How could he expect that a girl under ten years old would be so mature.

There was a time when Lu Bu was very guarded against Ying Hao, fearing that Ying Hao would harm his daughter, but it turned out that he was overthinking it.

Lu Bu thought that time would dilute the love in his daughter's heart, but he didn't expect that his daughter would fall deeper and deeper into love.

Lu Bu was originally extremely opposed to this, but seeing how persistent his daughter was, and also being completely impressed by Ying Hao's personality charm while getting along with him, he no longer objected.

Lu Bu didn't mind having his lord, whom he had always known as his contemporaries, as his son-in-law, but the problem now was that Ying Hao, an arsonist who was confident in flirting with her but not marrying her, seemed to have forgotten about it after flirting with his own daughter.

Seeing that his originally sunny and lively daughter was becoming more and more resentful day by day, Lu Bu felt very distressed, but there was nothing he could do about it.

 Regardless of whether Ying Hao is his lord, even if he is not, he cannot force Ying Hao to marry his daughter because of her unrequited love. After all, there are many people in the world who have unrequited love for Ying Hao.

 Let’s go back to Qin Zheng.

Originally, Qin Zheng had no ambitions, but after absorbing the soul of the First Emperor, he inevitably developed some ambitions. Qin Zheng may not have realized it himself. Ever since he became ambitious, his governance has been partly selfish. When it comes to employing people, he prefers to use his own cronies, as if he is intentionally or unintentionally building a faction of his own.

Ying Hao naturally sees all the actions of Qin Zheng, but because his actions are within the rules, and the people he promotes are indeed talents, using these people will not harm Da Qin, so Ying Hao does not So much to say.

But this trend is very bad. If it is not curbed, Qin Zheng will develop other ambitions, or even give birth to some unrealistic fantasies, which Ying Hao will definitely not want to see.

Qin Zheng is Ying Zheng, the first emperor of Qin, and the ancestor of Ying Hao.

But the current Great Qin is no longer Ying Zheng's Great Qin, but a new Great Qin built by Ying Hao from scratch. Therefore, even the ancestral dragon must sit down and kneel at Ying Hao's feet. A minister, otherwise there is only one end, and that is death.

In the face of national justice, Ying Hao will never talk about any personal affairs.

Ying Hao was definitely unwilling to attack Qin Zheng, but in order to prevent Qin Zheng from embarking on a path of no return, Ying Hao decided to give Qin Zheng a beating so that he could put away his inappropriate thoughts.

 Before Qin Zheng served as the governor of Yongzhou, he served as the governor of Jingzhou, and his political achievements were also very good, and he governed Jingzhou in an orderly manner.

Qin Zheng was not only good at governing the local area, but was also not weak in military affairs.

In the Battle of Jingbei, Qin Qiong was demoted due to his defeat, but Qin Zheng, as the governor, made great achievements.

With the military and political affairs blossoming, and with the status of the clan, Qin Zheng should have gone one step further, entered the central government, and competed with Wang Meng for the position of prime minister. No matter what, he could have retreated and become a deputy prime minister, but after the founding of the country, he was only granted the title of deputy prime minister. As the governor of Yongzhou.

Yongzhou is a new place, and it only has one and a half counties, which is far inferior to Jingzhou, let alone complete states such as Bingzhou, Jizhou, and Youzhou.

After this operation, anyone with a discerning eye can see that Ying Hao is deliberately suppressing Qin Zheng, but Ying Hao has a good reason.

Yinghao Yongzhou is the ancestral land of the Qin Dynasty, but another war may break out at any time, and Qin Zheng is the most capable in the clan, so he can rest assured only if Qin Zheng guards Yongzhou.

 You see, I let you go to Yongzhou because I trust you.

After a series of defeats, Qin Zheng was promoted and secretly demoted by Ying Hao, and was transferred to Yongzhou as the governor.

 Qin Zheng didn't have any doubts about this. He didn't realize his mistake at all, and he couldn't think of any reason for Ying Hao to suppress him.

Ying Hao originally thought that Qin Zhenghui would guess his intentions, but he did not expect that after he came to Yongzhou, although he managed Yongzhou in an orderly manner, he cultivated his confidants in employing people, so he decided to beat him again, so he was transferred to Yingzhou. .

With two consecutive rises and falls, how could Qin Zheng's wisdom fail to realize that the emperor was dissatisfied with himself and was deliberately beating himself up.

 But he really didn’t understand what aspect he was not doing well enough to make his usually arrogant cousin feel dissatisfied with him and start beating him?

 Before taking office, his fourth uncle Qin Jian found Qin Zheng and scolded him. Only then did Qin Zheng understand the reason why he was beaten.

Although Qin Zheng had ambitions, he was still loyal and convinced to Ying Hao. He really didn't realize that his subconscious actions had invisibly violated the emperor's taboo.

Qin Zheng was shocked when he realized this, but he felt even more aggrieved. He had no objection at all, but instead he was met with suspicion. This also made him feel that Ying Hao had changed. The power of the former Ying Hao changed him.

Qin Zheng was very sad about this, but there was nothing he could do about it. Ying Hao was the emperor of Qin. No matter how wronged he felt, he had to endure it. After all, the thunder and rain were the emperor's favor.

In order to win back his cousin's new appointment, Qin Zheng decided to be strict with himself in Yingzhou and never make the same mistakes again.

Ying Hao's attack on Qin Zheng was very successful, completely nipping his modest ambitions in the bud. However, there are gains and losses. The brotherhood between them may never be restored.

Ying Hao knew this very well, but what he wanted more was that Qin Zheng could live.

 In the past, Ying Hao used people without suspicion, but since he became emperor, he has to use even those who are suspicious. In order to prevent his subordinates from having excessive human rights desires, even his cousins ​​must be beaten in time.

I have to say that Ying Hao is becoming more and more qualified as an emperor, but he is getting closer and closer to becoming a loner.

Shortly after Oda City and Tsukuyomi left, Qin Zheng began to devote himself wholeheartedly to the establishment of the Yingzhou Governor's Office, and prepared to promulgate many drastic policies.

 1. Abolish the Dao State and establish counties and counties.

  Second, abolish the Japanese surname and change it to a Chinese name.

 Three, abolish Japanese writing and promote Chinese characters.

 Fourth, abolish the Japanese language and switch to Chinese.

 Fifth, abolish Japanese law and use Qin law instead.

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On the twenty-seventh day, the Martyrs’ Shrine was built to commemorate the Qin soldiers who died in battle.

 Qin Zheng’s plan contains twenty-seven strategies, large and small, all of which are planned to be implemented in Yingzhou.

Of course, such a huge plan cannot be completed in a short time. If it is implemented all at once, the resistance of the Japanese people will reach the extreme, so it must be promoted step by step one by one.

 What the Qin government has implemented at present is only the first step, which is to abolish the Tao state and establish counties and counties.

 Chin Zheng changed all the Tao and states of the original Japanese state under the rule of the Qin Dynasty into the system of prefectures and counties.

After some consolidation by the Qin government, five counties were re-established, namely: Guandong County (six counties), Kansai County (six counties), Hokuriku County (five counties), Xihai County (eight counties), Shanyang County (five counties), a total of thirty counties.

 These five prefectures are respectively located in the Kanto Plain, Echigo Plain, western Honshu, and northern Kyushu.

In addition, Qin Zheng also calculated that the total population of the five counties was 2.03 million, of which 1.3 million were women and only 700,000 men.

 The ratio between men and women is seriously imbalanced, and most of them are old and weak.

Therefore, the next policy strategy of the Qin government was to relocate the Han people, encourage Han-Japanese intermarriage, encourage childbirth, and liberate the female labor force, etc.

 (End of this chapter)