Become the emperor of the Qing Dynasty, Chongzhen!

Chapter 817 Pasting and revealing the truth

Party strife broke out.

There were overt and covert fights among the banner owners, and the ministers in the DPRK were either eyeing the banner owners' power, or they were secretly colluding with the banner owners and manipulating power.

At the sticky pole, Jin Yiwei and Xiangheiwei will inevitably be involved.

Fortunately, these internal conflicts are still limited to petty fights.

At least in Zhu Youjian's opinion, it was just a small fight.

His weight as emperor was unshakable and almost impossible to shake.

No one wanted to waver.

Many woodworms start their business as woodworms with this idea in mind.

Conflicts are growing and expanding.

The problems are accumulating and increasing.

Not to mention that the Qing Empire inherited some of the fine traditions of the Ming and Qing Dynasties, and adhered to these old rules, which made this empire in the eyes of Zhu Youjian, riddled with holes and in urgent need of papering, making it appear Dress more decently.

All the wise and virtuous ministers in the court are doing this.

Zhu Youjian is also doing it.

It's just that a group of people are trying to paper over the Qing Empire.

Zhu Youjian is pasting a blueprint for the future of the land beneath his feet.

Cover the ground for big changes.

Big business.

A young and energetic censor was promoted to a high official and a title, and he was sent to the northwest to organize regiment training. Seeing his tears of gratitude and resignation, he said that he must control the regiment training soldiers and not allow too many fighting soldiers in various places to avoid fighting against him. The great Qing Empire posed a threat.

Let the Department of Slaves conduct an ethnic census of all the slave population in the entire empire. After reporting the number of slaves of each race, the court will discuss whether slaves of specific races have the opportunity to start a new life.

Set up a tax holiday for each major colony that has formed a large scale or is still in the process of naturalization. After the period, taxes will be paid to the empire.

Turning his head, Zhu Youjian began to work hard to pull out the knowledge in his mind one by one, draw it himself, draw the lines and data one by one, and describe the theories in as much detail as possible.

It's a pity that more than ten years have passed, and even with his memory, this extremely precious knowledge is inevitably a bit blurry. He can only try to make it as appropriate as possible and simply keep a few more copies. There is no guarantee that the details are correct, just that the general direction is correct.

After the recording of these knowledge was completed, all the records were copied and kept for files. When Zhu Youjian felt that it was almost done, a special person secretly compiled it into a book and sent it to the royal libraries of the northern and southern capitals of the Qing Dynasty. Keep it secret and send another copy to America.

That is to say, there is really no way to let down our guard against Japanese pirates, otherwise Tokyo will also have its share.

Technology is always the primary productive force.

It has not yet been officially named, but this masterpiece will definitely shake the whole world after its debut. It is definitely worthy of the word "Grand Canon".

It's just that it's hidden, but hiding it in the royal library is selfish.

In order not to appear so shameless, Zhu Youjian naturally had to add two sentences on the first page of the canon to warn future generations if they find this masterpiece.

If the time really comes, don’t even think about turning back the tide of the times.

"Master, the statue you ordered has been built."

As soon as he stopped writing a message for future generations, Wang Zhien beside him hurriedly spoke.

"The statue? Leave it to the Sticky Rod Department."

As he spoke, Zhu Youjian felt a little hot, crumpled the paper he had just written and threw it into the brazier next to him.

Have to rewrite it.

Otherwise, it will be difficult to face people who are integrated with you.

This person who has a head full of knowledge is striving to optimize himself, to benefit society, and to benefit the well-being and future of all mankind. Unexpectedly, he was cut off by Zhu Youjian.

In this canon, this sentence has to be placed in front of the human statue.

"Wait, let's take a look first, let me see if it looks like it." Who does it look like?

Wang Zhien would definitely not ask any more questions, and would just answer the question and arrange the emperor's trip.

But he had seen the statue, which was quite strange.

The emperor drew the portrait himself, and he specifically ordered that the sculpture be made according to the portrait. If something went wrong and the emperor was dissatisfied, even if the emperor didn't attack the nine tribes, his life would be almost over.

So the result was naturally satisfactory to Zhu Youjian.

"Yes, another portrait will be delivered in two days. It is still a statue, but this time the body can be made more majestic and majestic, just like the statue of the God of War."

Zhu Youjian's own statues are placed everywhere, so these two statues must be arranged no matter what.

A temple must also be built.

Anyway, when it comes to religious beliefs, the vast majority of Chinese people pursue practicality.

You can worship anyone, why not worship these two.

As long as you don't follow Buddhism, Taoism or Catholicism, you can still be considered as having contributed to the religious beliefs of the Dadoudi Plan.

Yes, science and technology are ready, and so are religious beliefs.

The Taiping Heavenly Kingdom thing must not be allowed to cause trouble.

The same goes for Buddhism, Taoism, and Islam.

Vigorously promote the localization of foreign religions and try to expand the local power. The contradiction between the bureaucratic family and religion has caused internal friction between the two and restricted the power of religion.

Technology, religion.

There is one culture left.

civilization.

Zhu Youjian doesn't need to worry about this matter.

After the powerful ships and cannons of the Empire on which the sun never sets opened the doors to all countries in the world, the relatively advanced languages, books, technology, and secular values ​​they displayed will naturally make everyone learn and accept them either passively or actively.

The culture of this empire on which the sun never sets has also experienced thousands of years of historical precipitation, and its weight has already opened a huge gap with other cultures in the world today.

What's even more annoying is that there are two such empires, but they use the same cultural system to influence people in different regions.

The productivity of the two empires was exceptionally high.

Books were printed one after another.

As much as you want.

In conjunction with the expansion of the two empires, they exported fiercely.

The most obvious export result was Tsarist Russia in the northwest of the Qing Empire.

Every country on the border of China will inevitably be affected by Han culture.

Tsarist Russia, which was originally a feudal slavery empire, realized that the countries in the west did not seem to be that powerful and not worth learning, so they naturally looked towards the more powerful and advanced east.

Of course, this was realized after being beaten up by the Torgut Khanate with advanced Chinese firearms.

In just two or three years after that, Tsarist Russia sent six large-scale missions to the Qing capital. In addition to dealing with border conflicts, trade and other issues, the mission's main tasks were to purchase books in China, recruit technical talents, and Crazy buying of all kinds of high-end luxury goods.

The contemporary tsar Alexei Mikhailovich even wanted to get married, so as to closer relations and absorb advanced culture and technology.

It was just declined by Zhu Youjian.

The courtiers felt a little sorry for this, thinking that Tsarist Russia was also a big country and bordered on the Western world, so it would be right to get closer to it.

None of them knew the horrors of Tsarist Russian royal women.

(End of this chapter)