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Chapter 1531: The Immortal Cultivation of the Princes
The entire 12th year of Zhenguan was destined to be a year that shocked the whole world. During this year, Yuwen Chan, known in history as Emperor Taizu of Zhou, issued several orders that shocked the world.

The first order is to enthrone the princes of the world.

Yuwen Chan conferred titles on 108 princes in one imperial edict... Conferring titles on princes was not uncommon. Every dynasty would confer titles on a large number of princes when it was founded.

However, since the Han Dynasty, all the princes who were not of the same surname as the emperor were only able to remotely control their own land and household registration, and they did not have the right to manage their own land. Even for the princes of the same surname, except for the big SB like the Jin Dynasty, most of them restricted their rights. By the Ming and Qing Dynasties, the princes were basically no different from domesticated pigs and dogs.

But this time, the princes were truly enfeoffed with their own vassal states, and the smallest area of ​​each vassal state was equivalent to several states, while the largest vassal state even had an area as huge as the entire Guanzhong.

More importantly, except for the fact that these vassal states were not allowed to build armies domestically and could only station troops by the imperial court for defense, as well as the right to diplomacy between the vassal states, all other rights belonged to the vassal states themselves. The comprehensive state could develop its own economy, govern its own people, and collect its own taxes at will.

By the way, the gold mines have nothing to do with the various vassal states. All the gold mines in America belong to the imperial court, but the various vassal states can only draw a share of the benefits from them.

Apart from paying a certain amount of tax to the central government every year, and having an audience with the emperor once, and contributing money and manpower when the court launched a war, the vassal states had no other obligations.

The power of these vassal states can be said to be the most powerful since the Spring and Autumn Period.

But what is outrageous is that although there are princes and vassal states, there is no correspondence between the princes and the vassal states. The vassal states only have their territories drawn up, but there is no indication of which prince these countries belong to.

However, no princes paid attention to this for the time being. Logically speaking, such an enthronement should have caused cheers and excitement among the nobles across the country, but the fact was just the opposite. All the nobles who received the enthronement decree looked as sad as their parents, and some nobles even directly announced that they were seriously ill and unable to move.

The reason for this is that the land granted by the court was not in China at all, but all in the newly discovered American continent. Moreover, the land was granted quite arbitrarily. The court simply took out a map of the American continent, and then drew dozens of lines horizontally and vertically, dividing the entire North America into hundreds of different blocks, and directly granted them to the nobles of various families.

Logically speaking, the entire Americas are basically plains. Otherwise, if there were more mountains, the territories of many vassal states would probably be built entirely on the mountains.

What's even more terrible is that although the territories allocated to them are not barren and can even be said to be rich in resources, with abundant water sources and plants, the problem is that there are no people on them. It is said that there are only bison. After these nobles arrived at these territories, they still need to build their own territories from scratch, which really means the end of these nobles.

So he even graciously allowed them to take all the people they could to the new world... As long as you have the ability to make all the people in the Great Zhou willingly follow you, Yuwen Chan will definitely not stop you.

In the eyes of the nobles, Yuwen Chan's intention was very clear, that is, he could no longer tolerate the powerful local aristocratic groups, but he could not kill them all directly, so he simply sent them to remote areas and let the entire Chinese mainland be ruled by the Yuwen family.

As for those families who ran to the wild land to open up the wasteland, most of them are doomed to die.

Thus, a new round of storm began to brew in secret, and even when the nobles across the country were planning to join hands to make trouble, even if their entire family died, they wanted to let Yuwen Chan know how powerful he was, Yuwen Chan immediately issued the second imperial edict.

This imperial edict is the famous "Ascension Order" in history.

Don't get me wrong, this is not an imperial edict to send people to heaven, but an imperial edict to teach people how to cultivate immortality. According to the imperial edict, Yuwen Chan was actually poisoned to death by Yang Jian, and his soul floated into the sky, where he saw a palace towering into the clouds. Inside the palace was a kind, handsome, romantic, and extremely handsome immortal named "Nine-day God".

This Nine-Sun God is the ruler of the entire world. He could not bear to see Yuwen Chan die at the hands of a traitor at such a young age, so he not only helped him to resurrect and kill the traitor, but also gave him the method of cultivating immortality, and sent dozens of immortals to come down to earth to help him.

For example, pillars of the country like Li Jing and Changsun Wuji, the ministers who suddenly appeared to help Your Majesty restore the throne, are actually all reincarnations of immortals in heaven.

At the same time, the Ninth Sun God told Yuwen Chan that there were still a large number of uninhabited areas in the whole world, which made the God very unhappy, so Yuwen Chan’s task was to develop such lands in a complicated way, and then smoke from people’s cooking would rise from them.

In order to help Yuwen Chan achieve this goal, the gods also granted Yuwen Chan the right to pass on the method of cultivating immortals to those humans who intended to go to the new world to open up wasteland, so that they could practice and become immortals.

Therefore, Yuwen Chan announced in the imperial edict that any noble who was willing to go to the new world to open up new land could receive a unique secret book of cultivating immortals from him, and then the whole family could cultivate immortals together.

As soon as this imperial edict was announced, everyone in the world thought that the emperor had gone crazy.

So on the next morning, Yuwen Chan himself flew into the air and walked around in the sky above the entire Chang'an City. Then he used his great magic power to summon a magic shuttle out of thin air, and took all the noble representatives of the Great Zhou to travel back and forth between America and China overnight.

In the morning, they ate grilled fish beside the Great Lakes of America, at noon, they visited the snowy mountains of Canada, and in the afternoon, they returned to the Taiji Hall. Then, Yuwen Chan asked with a smile, "Are there any of you who are willing to cultivate immortality with your whole family?"

Then all the nobles went crazy.

Cultivate immortality!

This is cultivating immortality!

This is the way to cultivate immortality and longevity!

At that moment, almost all the old guys in the noble families climbed out of their beds, knelt down before Yuwen Chan, and begged him to grant them the method of cultivating immortality.

Yuwen Chan was also very determined. He wanted to learn the immortal cultivation method, as long as the whole family moved to the feudal state to become princes and build a new continent. Then, the moment the relocation was successful, the immortal cultivation method would be immediately granted.

Then Yuwen Chan comforted them, saying that Super had now refined several flying shuttles, and there would be at least ten flights flying back and forth between China and the New World every day.

So they no longer had to take a ship and endure months of suffering at sea to reach the New World. Instead, they could pack up their population, family wealth and materials and move them all to the New World at once, which was quick and convenient.

And if you want to go back to your hometown, you can take the shuttle back at any time, just pay for the ticket!
(End of this chapter)