I am not a deposed emperor of Han Dynasty

Chapter 532: Arrive in America, colonize the Japanese country, and turn the Pacific Ocean into the Han Inland Sea!

All the goods on board the three sailing ships were sold out, and warehouses full of gold and spice crops were returned.

Of course, everyone has seen gold, but those spices and crops are new things that have never appeared before.

These crops were quickly transported to Chang'an City and presented to the emperor.

When Liu He saw those dry corns and sweet potatoes, he almost cried with joy in front of all the cabinet ministers.

These two crops are unique to Southern America. Unexpectedly, what this fleet discovered was actually Southern America.

Whether it’s South America or North America, as long as you’ve been there once, it’s easy.

This not only expanded the living space for the Chinese nation, but also provided impetus for the development of the Han Dynasty.

As long as there are benefits to be gained, the common people of the Han Dynasty will naturally push the Han people forward.

Liu He immediately issued an edict to print out all the secret books he had copied over the past ten years and sell them to the public at low prices.

"Optics Society", "Ironmaking Society", "Chemistry Society", "Physics Society", "Textile Society"...

These secret methods that can create wealth out of thin air are no longer secret methods, but have become knowledge within easy reach of everyone.

Many of the things recorded above would have taken a long time to create.

But as long as there are principles, there will always be someone among the tens of millions of people in the Han Dynasty who will stand up and promote the development of the world.

Under the dual stimulus of the discovery of the New World and the promotion of new secret methods, the Han Dynasty entered an era of "turbulence".

Every day, sailing ships of all sizes leave the port and head south and east to join the gold rush in the New World.

Going to the New World is a dangerous thing, so the closer Japanese country becomes a more practical choice.

A large number of people with little or no land, a large number of bastards and sons-in-law who wanted to prove themselves, and a large number of wealthy families who wanted to make a profit began to cross the sea and immigrate to Japan.

Of course, the leaders are still the Higashi Fuso Company's fleet and the Han's Southern and Northern armies.

At this time, the Japanese nation was in what would later be called the "Yayoi Era", and many small kingdoms had appeared one after another on Kyushu Island.

It is not so much a small country as Zuer, but a slightly larger village, comparable to the thirty-six countries in the Western Regions that gradually disappeared seven or eight years ago.

From the late Warring States period to the turn of the Qin and Han Dynasties, Chinese people crossed the sea and brought rice and bronzes to the Japanese country, giving it a civilized form.

Otherwise, the Japanese people who originally lived here would be more like savages who drank blood while eating raw hair.

Thousands of Han troops landed, and the small countries established by the Japanese were unable to fight back and fell apart one after another.

After the Han army cleared all obstacles, tens of thousands of Han people came by boat and directly occupied the land that the Japanese had cultivated, and finally established a foothold on the land.

As for the indigenous Japanese, those who are willing to accept the teachings of the King of the Han Dynasty can stay. The Japanese with a strong sense of resistance will be dispersed and forcibly moved to the Cangwu County area to cultivate wasteland.

The remaining Japanese must learn Chinese, wear Hanfu, and learn Confucianism: those who speak Japanese in private, wear Japanese clothes, or worship Japanese gods will be executed in public.

In the original historical line, the Han Dynasty supported the Japanese country year after year and brought advanced farming and metallurgical technology here.

Although this can show the benevolence of the great man, it also lays the foundation for disaster.

I am afraid no one could have imagined that this small island country would eventually become a serious problem for China.

These Japanese people are like savages, and they make it impossible for tens of millions of innocent souls in China to rest in peace.

Liu He had a good life, and of course he was not willing to massacre the Japanese people for something that had not happened, but he must let them change their blood and breed, and not give them a chance to survive. In the autumn of the thirteenth year of Reform, the emperor issued an edict from Chang'an to establish the Handong Protectorate in Japan, which administered the four counties of Shikoku, Kyushu, Honshu, and Beihai.

At this point, Japan and Japan, like Korea, were completely integrated into the territory of the Han Dynasty and lost the possibility of existing as a country.

This is also another purpose of Liu He coming to this world, which is to eliminate China's potential enemies as much as possible.

Suppression should be suppressed, annexation should be annexed, fusion should be fused, and beheading should be cut off.

It is a task that must be completed to eradicate those alien races who do not understand etiquette and laws and are ungrateful.

With the establishment of the Han Dong Protectorate, the Han Dynasty gained a bridgehead to go west to the sea, and more than ten times more people went to sea than before.

As a result, the islands known as Midway, Iwo Jima, and Hawaii in later generations were discovered one by one, and docks for transit were built.

The Han's journey to the sea is getting smoother and smoother - there are a few military guards of the Han people in North and South America.

Of course, these islands also have new names: all named after the twenty-eight constellations.

Midway Island was changed to Spica Island, Iwo Jima was changed to Kansu Island, Hawaii was changed to Fangsu Island... Other important islands also have their own names.

Once the Han soldiers and civilians landed on these islands or other islands, the first thing they did was to bury stone tablets on the four sides and high in the center.

On the front of the stele are engraved "Could it be Han soil on the coast of Sui Tu" and "Han flag dragon pattern", while on the back is the story of the discovery of the island and the edict declaring sovereignty.

In this way, even if thousands of years later, the Han people on the island were lost for some reason, it would still be well documented, and China could still claim sovereignty.

The scope of the Han Dynasty's activities on the sea became larger and larger. The silk, tea and cotton cloth shipped out were exchanged for gold, silver and spices, and the spices were shipped to Europe in exchange for gold and silver.

However, Liu He did not value gold and silver. These yellow and white things were just "floating wealth" to attract the Han people to move forward.

In order to obtain more gold and silver, wealthy or poor families of the Han Dynasty would spontaneously improve technology and increase productivity.

The blast furnaces for refining steel are getting bigger and bigger, the output of grain is getting higher and higher, the speed of textiles is getting faster and faster, and there are more and more sailing ships sailing on the sea...

From human power to animal power, from animal power to water power, and finally from water power to the power of water and fire...

These changes will start from Wuyang Palace, and then will progress exponentially with the joint efforts of the entire Han Dynasty, and then complete the technological explosion.

The secret of the secret method lies not in its secrecy, but in its precision - only by not hiding anything can the secret method be made more precise.

In the fifteenth year of reform, the Han Dynasty ushered in another good year.

The number of Han people in the whole territory reached 80 million, an increase of more than 40 million compared with the first year of Dingxin, and they were spread across four continents.

The total grain production in the whole territory was 6 billion shi, more than four times that of the first year of reform, and there were no more starvation deaths in the world.

The total amount of tax money and food grains exceeded one hundred billion five baht, which was seven or eight times that collected in the first year of reform and opening up. The warehouses were abundant.

There are plenty of cattle and horses, galloping roads, blast furnaces spewing smoke, and numerous sailing ships... The world is more peaceful than it was fifteen years ago.

The most important thing is that with the improvement of productivity and the acquisition of a large amount of foreign land, coupled with the emperor's repeated suppression, the Han Dynasty's land annexation trend has finally disappeared.

However, when everything was developing in the direction Liu He had in mind, a dark cloud condensed on the horizon and floated towards Weiyang Palace.

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