Farmer’s Little Girl

  Chapter 1646 In-laws

  Because they played late on the fifteenth, they both went to bed late the next day.

When they got up, there was a lot of excitement outside. They were not in a hurry to go back to the Zhuangzi. A group of friends called friends and called friends to go out and wander around Yongzhou City. They bought some not too expensive but expensive. What a mess.

  In the afternoon, the sun was not so big, and it looked cooler, so everyone left the room and left.

  Yin or and Liu Huan don’t want to go back to the capital right away, anyway, it’s already out, so play for two more days.

  The servants of the Yin family do not urge Yin or, but the servants of the Liu family can't help but urge Liu Huan.

  However, Liu Huan turned a deaf ear. He quietly said to his friends: “Anyway, after going back, it’s inevitable to have a fight. In that case, it’s natural to have enough books. It’s good to be beaten two days later.”

Bai Shan took the two of them back to Zhuangzi, and they turned around to help Liu Huan persuade Liu's servants, "If you come, you will be at peace. When you go back, you will push all these things to It’s Liu Huan’s body."

  Liu’s subordinates:…………

  When they arrived at the Bai's Zhuangzi, Liu Huan and Yin might follow them to the orchard while it was not dark and pick some fruits, then walked around the Zhuangzi half a circle and said, "Your family is not that big."

Bai Shandao: “It’s a good idea to be able to buy this Zhuangzi between Beijing and Yongzhou. My grandmother waited a long time for the opportunity. Usually, the land between the two cities is usually grabbed when they come out. Anyway, it’s not. Worry about selling it."

   Liu Huan said: "My family has Zhuangzi in the suburbs of Beijing."

  Bai Shan smiled and said, "I know, my family can't compare with yours in this respect."

   Yin or said: "Your ancestral home in Longzhou, Longzhou is not very far from here, does your family have no land there?"

"Yes, most of my family's fields are still in Longzhou," Bai Shan said, "but Longzhou is still a bit far away from the capital. This villager mainly grows fruits and vegetables and the usual melons and beans, which can be sent to the capital in season. But food is also planted, which is second."

  Yin or nodded, and couldn’t help asking, “What do you grow in Manbao’s job field? Is it also melons, fruits, vegetables and vegetables?”

  Bai Shan: "...A thousand acres of vocational land, how can we mainly grow this, naturally grown grain."

  Bai Shan told them the main plan again. Liu Huan was not very interested in this, but Yin Or listened with gusto.

  Bai Shan said: "Liu Gui went to Longzhou to fetch wheat to grow. He should have gone back by now, and will be sent back in two days at most. It just happens that the Mid-Autumn Festival is over, and everyone can start farming."

  The matter of farming is simple to say, but it is not easy. Naturally, it is not what they say can be planted.

  The next day was seventeen. Old Zhou woke up before the first day of light. After waking up his eldest son, he changed his clothes for work and had to take a few daughters-in-laws and grandchildren to Pucun for a visit.

  Mr. Zhuang changed his clothes and wanted to go with him.

  Man Bao, who originally wanted to stay in bed as an excuse to read and practice calligraphy, could only get up from the bed, changed their clothes and went over in silence.

  Lao Mrs. Liu and the others didn’t go. They decided to take care of their internal affairs in the Zhuangzi.

  When I arrived in Pu Village, Manbao basically couldn't talk, because each family had already set the number of acres to be rented, and even the land was divided.

The court’s job fields were planned in a particularly square way. One mu equals one acre. It is much easier to redistribute the job fields every time an official needs to be replaced. Measure again?

Of course, this is very fast, but the disadvantages are also visible to the naked eye. Job fields are easy to be robbed. Some job fields are planted and planted. It is because some senior officials will be out after they are assigned to job fields. Money buys the private fields that are distributed in or around the job fields, and then grows them. His family's private fields will be more and more, and the job fields will be less and less.

  After a few years or more than ten years, when the officials were released, or paid official duties, or for other reasons, the job fields were not divided. When the household department came to take it back, it was found that the job fields had shrunk by half or simply disappeared.

At this time, the Ministry of Households has two paths. One is not to rub the sand in the eyes. In the next few years, and at the expense of accountability for a large number of officials of the Ministry of Households, they will get back these jobs, and then they will get more involved. Many things

  Another one is to open one eye and close one eye, and report that due to various natural and man-made disasters, the job field has been destroyed, and a new job field needs to be re-selected.

  The innocent and romantic Manbao and Baishan sat on the chairs moved out of the village. They sealed the tenancy agreement and listened to the villagers talking about why they moved here more than a decade ago.

It was because their land was next to a large job field, and later that large job field became the private field of an old master Cui, and then their field was redeemed by the court and used as a job field, and the government bought it. After their land went to work, they were unwilling to let them rent it out.

  An old man said quietly: "The chief said, the officials would not let us plant, because they were afraid that we would make trouble there, so they moved us here."

  Manbao and Baishan Baijiro looked at each other, and finally understood why some books directly pointed out that the beginning of the war was because of the serious land annexation, and the peasants rebelled after they could not survive.

  This is the second generation of this dynasty. Some people have already invaded and occupied a large number of vocational fields. If we go on, don’t we want to blatantly occupy the land of the good people?

  Bai Shan frowned.

  Yin or and Liu Huan obviously hadn’t read those books, and they had no understanding of their three hearts. They only felt shocked.

   Yin or said: "This is against the law, Liu Huan, does your grandfather care about it?"

  His grandfather is Shangshu of Hubei.

   Liu Huan blushed and asked, "The last name is Cui? Is it Cui?"

Yin may not speak anymore. The Cui family is a well-known family. The most important thing is that his family’s in-laws are scattered throughout the ruling and the wild. Let alone Liu Huan sitting in front of him, he has a cousin who married Cui’s daughter. .

In the middle of the dynasty, Mr. Wei Zhiwei, his eldest daughter-in-law also came from the Cui family, and Yang Xuexi’s wife, Han Shangshu, and Chen Guo’s family all had a daughter-in-law from the Cui family. This is still a young and middle-aged generation. Don't talk about the older generation.

  The intertwined relationship between the various families is even more difficult to say. Yin or's grandmother, a sister-in-law of her natal family also came from the Cui family.

  So, even Yin or himself, people who meet the Cui family have to call a cousin or cousin based on the relationship.

  It can be said that the Cui family really connected the whole court by in-laws.

  Yin may not recite the clan history because of his frailty, but he has seen it, plus there are six sisters in the family, it is difficult for him to know the relationship between the capital and the city.

  Not to mention Bai Shan, he was the one who memorized the entire clan history and the Bai family tree.

   By the way, the Bai family also contacted the Cui family.

  Thinking about this, Bai Shan himself was shocked.

  Man Bao was amazed when he heard about it, and said, "The Cui family is better than Master Ma in our town."

  　See you at four in the afternoon

  (End of this chapter)