Great Warriors of Sui and Tang Dynasties

Chapter 1377
The [-]th Pingfan War came quickly and ended quickly.

The people in Jiangdong hadn't reacted to the war, it was already over, so they didn't have to worry about it, and the court kings went south to station in various places, and they didn't offend the people.

The maritime trade along the coast of Jiangdong was not affected in the slightest, and it even became more prosperous immediately. The people all over the Jiangdong planted mulberry, raised silkworms, weaved cloth, planted cotton for spinning, fired kilns to make porcelain, and various workshops were also more lively. more orders.

The prince presided over the comprehensive census, and the common people cooperated very well.

After all, the tax system originally implemented by Shen Faxing is basically the system of the Sui Dynasty. They are well aware of the two-tax system, which will greatly reduce their burden.

As for the industrial and commercial tax, when Shen Faxing was in full swing, he inherited the Sui Dynasty's rent regulation, but on the other hand, he also raised the industrial and commercial tax that the Sui Dynasty did not have, and it was even much higher than the tax of Daqin. After all, he used the Jiangdong Road It costs a lot to support the army and officials.

Inventory of fields, household registration, farms, workshops and mines, etc., are all recorded.

There are as many acres of land as there are two taxes, less land and less tax, no land no tax.The imperial court encouraged Tian Shao's people to immigrate to Ryukyu, Baekje and other places.

Those who stay will also be granted additional fields, ensuring that each person has at least [-] mu of land, and each family has no less than [-] mu of land.

For those powerful landowners, they don't have to worry too much. Their houses, shops and workshops will not be violated in the slightest. Even if their fields exceed the quota, they will not be forcibly confiscated, just replaced or expropriated.

For them to open workshops, operate caravans, run boats and do business, etc., the imperial court even supported them very much. After all, there are few fields in many places in Jiangdong, especially near the sea, where there are many storms, and farming is not easy.

In the eyes of many people in Jiangdong, Jiangdong has changed a lot and nothing has changed.

The emperor was changed, and some officials were changed, but life was still stable, there was no war, no robbery, and everyone didn't have to flee their homes in panic, and they didn't have to be refugees.

Even, they have reduced taxes and can share more fields. If they are willing to leave their hometown and immigrate to other places, they can get more fields.

Especially for the people in some mountainous places like Jian'an and Yongjia, they used to live on a few acres of land, relying on fishing or tenant labor to make a living, but now as long as they are willing to leave their hometown, their family can get a share. With [-] acres of land, they can directly become landlords, which is very tempting for them.

People in many mountainous areas in Jian'an went to the government to sign up one after another. They all wanted to venture out, and they all wanted to try the feeling of being a landlord.

The prince also sent people to convene powerful families from all over the country to talk, mainly to mobilize the powerful families in many places to move them to Luoyang, Chang'an and other six capital cities.

This is actually a strategy started by the Han Dynasty, and it is a good way to effectively rule.

It can not only enrich the capital and increase prosperity, but also facilitate the supervision of these powerful households, and make the place easier for the court to manage.

Those who are willing to enter the capital will get some benefits, such as distributing some casual orders, or offering some official positions for their dead fathers and grandparents, and even giving them some quotas, allowing their children to enter the Imperial Academy or the martial arts hall.

These are privileges.

It is good to go, but if you don't go, there will be some troubles, as long as the court wants to investigate, you can find out a bunch of problems, and then it will not be so easy to talk about.

The tyrants in these places know it well.

They don't want to leave their hometown, but they can't do it if they don't.

So in the end, he negotiated the price with the prince, and offered to move the family clan to the capital, and leave one or two branches of the small clan in his hometown to take care of the ancestral graves, ancestral houses and ancestral land, and the prince agreed to this.

So they smiled and were very satisfied.

half a year.

The crown prince left Beijing in the first month, launched the Battle of Crossing the River in February, and pacified the Jiangdong Fan on the [-]th, but the subsequent aftermath made him stay in the south of the Yangtze River for more than half a year.

There is no snow in the south of the Yangtze River.

But the winter in the south of the Yangtze River is very freezing.

December.

The prince set off from Yuhang, the capital city of Jiangdong Road, and returned to Beijing by boat via the North-South Grand Canal.

Jinling Jiangning City, originally the capital city of Jiangdong Province, has now been officially upgraded by the emperor to Nanjing Jinling Mansion, and the former Nanjing Guangling Mansion has been removed from the title of Nanjing.

The reason for the land change in Nanjing this time is that although Guangling is prosperous, it is located in the north of the Yangtze River.The six capitals of the imperial court are all in the north of the great river. In order to increase the importance of the land south of the Yangtze River, the imperial court moved Nanjing to Jiangling City, which is separated by a river, with good intentions.

The people in Guangling City were very unhappy, but the emperor still retained the status of Guangling Mansion, which was only half a level lower than Liujing and higher than the county.

Also granted prefecture qualifications were Jiangling Mansion, Jiujiang Mansion, Nanhai Mansion and Jiaozhi Mansion in the south of the Lingnan, Taiyuan Mansion and Datong Mansion in the north, Gaochang Mansion in the Western Regions, and Seoul Mansion on the Korean Peninsula.

Six capitals and nine prefectures.

27 tracks.

360 counties, [-] counties.

There are also 72 vassal states and 540 princes.

Guangling County.

This most prosperous city in the southeast of Great Qin, relying on sea trade, has become the largest salt merchant maritime center in Great Qin, and also the most affluent city.

Prince Jiawen, who was returning from the river to the north, met Li Shimin, the envoy of Lin Yidao, and Luo Yi, the King of Sunset, who also went north to the capital.

Luo Yi and Li Shimin knew that the prince was coming, so they waited here.

The two stood at the pier to meet the prince.

Jiawen was a little surprised to see them.

"As a lonely prince, it is inconvenient to have personal relationships with vassal kings and border commanders."

Jiawen frowned slightly.

Qin Qiong beside the prince didn't take it seriously, "His Royal Highness is the crown prince of a country, and now the sage also intends to delegate power, and it is not the prince's intention to make friends with the vassal kings and border commanders, but they just met on the road, and they came to pay their respects. Nothing serious."

Qin Qiong thinks that Luo Yi is an important prince in the clan, and Li Shimin is also a very capable side commander, these people still have to give face.

"Thank you, Mr. Qin."

Qin Qiong laughed, "When I return to Beijing this time, my daughter will officially marry His Highness after the Chinese New Year. I will be your Taishan from now on, and I will definitely help you more."

A few years ago, the emperor selected Qin Qiong's daughter as the candidate for the crown prince.

This marriage has been unanimously approved by the Supreme Emperor, the Empress Dowager and the Empress, and even the prime ministers in the court are mostly optimistic about it.

The prince Jiawen and Qin Qiong's daughter Ruyu are also relatives who grew up. The childhood sweethearts have a good relationship, and both sides also have a good impression of each other.

The only ones who disagreed with this marriage were a few grand scholars.

These academicians believed that the crown prince's concubine would become a queen in the future, and would be the mother of the world, so it was best not to choose the daughter of a noble relative, for fear that the descendant would become a big influence in politics in the future.

They hope that the princess should preferably come from an ordinary family of civil servants, the daughter of a noble family who inherits poetry and etiquette.

Of course, some people think that the princess was elected as the daughter of a famous family.

Of course, the emperor chose Qin Qiong's daughter in the end, not only because Qin Qiong was a cousin, but also a trustworthy prime minister, but also because Qin Qiong's daughter was indeed a good match for the prince in terms of talent, appearance, age, etc. They are young and have a good relationship with each other.

(End of this chapter)