Chaos of the Three Kingdoms Summons

"Jia Xu and Yao Chong are responsible for building a road in Nanzhou, connecting Bashu and Shu, and building a galloping road that can pass four carriages side by side. The total length is thousands of miles and the construction period is three years. The required materials must be budgeted and distributed from household to household. The department will allocate it as needed, and it will be subject to regular verification by the Ministry of Household Affairs and the Yushitai Department!"

If you want to completely bring the Southern Barbarians under the rule of the Jin Dynasty, the best way is to let the other side completely open the door.

On this point, Liu Che did a good job, but it was not thorough enough.After all, Liu Che has been fighting continuously since he conquered the barbarians, so he doesn't have that much spare money, and Li Xiang will continue to do so, completely unblocking the land of Nanzhou and Bashu. With more exchanges between the two places, the culture of the Han and Jin Dynasties will become more and more sophisticated. Easily accepted by barbarians.

Besides, if you want to get rich, you must build roads first. A large part of the problem before the Southern Barbarians was that the barbarians were too poor and had to rob the Han people.If the barbarians themselves develop, the conflict between Han and barbarians will also be weakened to a certain extent.

Moreover, repairing the road will be of great benefit to the subsequent dispatch of troops from Nanzhou to the southern lands.

"Your Majesty, please rest assured. I will definitely complete it as scheduled and build many smooth roads in Nanzhou." The first person to speak was not Jia Xu, the chief official of the Ministry of Industry, but Yao Chong, the minister.

Jia Xu was the famous sixth son in the court, and the most Buddhist person in the court. After all the things were arranged, they were left to Yao Chong to do. It was said that he was old. We won’t be able to work for much longer, so we need to train the next generation of Ministry of Industry chiefs.

However, Yao Chong is almost the same age as Jia Xu!

Seeing Jia Xu looking like he was about to doze off, Li Xiang couldn't help but twitch his lips.

The wisdom of the ancients is immeasurable. During the reign of Qin Shihuang, roads were built on a large scale in Xianyang.Among them, there are nine Chidao, with a total length of thousands of miles, connecting all parts of the country and extending in all directions. The widest road is 80 meters wide, which is equivalent to the national highway in this period and can accommodate large-scale cavalry galloping.

Among the roads built during the reign of Qin Shihuang, the most famous one is Chi Road, which starts from Jiuyuan in Yunzhong County in the north and goes all the way to Xianyang in the south, with a total length of 400 miles.It was built during the reign of Qin Shihuang and has gone through [-] years of wind and rain, but the road is still flat and wide, and horses can fly as fast as they can.

This made Li Xiang admire the wisdom and sense of responsibility of the ancients. He thought about how many high-tech products were used in big projects that frequently invested billions or tens of billions before he time traveled; After a few days, the bridges were broken and the roads were cracked. If they were allowed to come to this place 800 years ago to see how the roads built by the ancients with loess could withstand 400 years of wind and rain, would they still have the nerve to eat without their bodies?
"Yuanzhi, my requirements for you are not too high. As long as you can reach the level of the Chidao built by the First Emperor in Xianyang and be able to withstand 400 years of wind and rain, I will mark you a great achievement. The Minister of the Ministry of Industry will be yours. . If you dare to cut corners and deceive superiors and subordinates, Tianlao will be your destination!" Li Xiang directly passed Jia Xu and ordered Yao Chong.

He could probably guess what Jia Wenhe was thinking. The closer the Jin army was to unifying the world, the more the old man wanted to retreat, directly to prevent being cooked by cunning rabbits and dead lackeys. Otherwise, he would not be able to conquer the Jin Dynasty after the establishment of the Jin Dynasty. More and more Buddhist.

The sooner you leave, the safer it will be!When the Jin Dynasty completely dominates the world, it may be too late to retreat!
It's just that understanding is understanding, but even if Li Xiang understands this kind of lazy and neglectful behavior, he cannot support it!
In this case, it is natural to help someone who is really willing to do things!
If everyone in the court has this kind of Buddhist character, and they all play tricks on him, such as laziness and neglect of government, then is this really a big deal?If you don’t want to do something, then the worst thing is to bring up the people who want to do it!

"I will obey the holy edict and will live up to the holy hope!" Yao Chong took out a handkerchief from his sleeve, wiped the sweat from his forehead, and promised repeatedly while holding the wat board.

The attention of big leaders may be a good thing, but it may also be a bad thing.The most important thing is that even though Jia Xu is a Buddhist, he has not really retreated yet. The emperor pays so much attention to him, and Yao Chong is under great pressure!He had to think more about some of the ideas of Jia Wen and this old poison!In this court, as long as you are a normal person, you probably don't want to mess with this old poison.

On the same day, Su Yong died of illness!
After all, the old man is almost 70 years old, which is already a long life in ancient times!
As the father of Su Dingfang, the governor of Xizhou, the impact of Su Yong's death was relatively large, and it had a considerable impact on the entire Luoyang and even Sizhou.

The generals who stayed in Sizhou, big and small, had to come to pay homage. After receiving the news, Su Dingfang, who was far away in Xizhou, had to make proper arrangements for his affairs and return to Sizhou as soon as possible. As a grandson, The same is true for Su Baotong and others. Even if they can't make it for the burial, they at least have to come back to observe mourning.

Observing filial piety for three years is an ancient ritual, even for the governor!If you carry the name of unfilial piety, it will probably become a stain that cannot be washed away for the rest of your life.Besides, there is no saying that his father died of illness and that he was not allowed to go home to pay homage!

Fortunately, the war between Xizhou and Yuanmeng has ended, otherwise, the temporary change of generals would have been somewhat troublesome!

As a minister of Conglong, Su Dingfang had many generals in the Jin army who had served under him. How could he say that they had a passionate relationship.After the old man passed away, inscriptions were hung on many doors, wails rang through the streets and alleys, and cries continued all night long. Every day, mourners from all over the country came to the Su family to pay their respects.

Even Li Xiang would inevitably offer a stick of incense to this veteran of the Jin Dynasty and posthumously confer him the title of Marquis of Yongping. This man was not only a minister, but also an elder.

Although he was granted the title of Marquis, it was given to a dead person after all. This kind of title was just a name and could not be passed down, so it only served an honorary purpose.

However, the ancients still focused on this superficial honor, and everyone was grateful and kowtowed.

After offering a stick of incense to veteran Su Yong, Li Xiang led a large group of troops to prepare to go to Cao's mansion.

When Cao's generals, large and small, first arrived, Li Xiang was still far away in Chengdu, and it was impossible to receive them.

After returning to Luoyang, I was also busy with things big and small. I was busy for a long time and had no time to meet them.

It was only now that I finally took some time to meet these people of the Cao family.

(End of this chapter)