I'm sure of the prosperous age of Kangxi and Qianlong!

Chapter 350
The Ming army organized households in Pingyuefu and unified the people, and it was only the first step to change the land and return it to the people.

Guangxi's Tulong Prefecture, Sicheng Tufu, Donglan Tuzhou, Tutian Prefecture, Guishun Tuzhou, Fengyi Tuzhou, Encheng Tuzhou, Siming Tufu... none of these were willing to join the Ming army.

Because the Ming Dynasty did not give them the position of chieftain, even if they surrendered, they had to cooperate with the reform and return.

He could only be compensated as a local official, but he could not have an army, nor could he be hereditary.

What kind of compensation is this?

Of course, these chieftains neither surrendered to the Ming Emperor nor obeyed the Manchu Qing court.

The Manchu and Qing court not only got worse, but also forced them to rebel.

Moreover, it was difficult for the Manchu and Qing court to reach Guangxi. They could not suppress the rebellious Miao and Luo black people in Yunnan and Guizhou alone.

It was Luobuzangdanjin, the cannon fodder idiot, who disrupted Yue Zhongqi's deployment. He had no choice but to abandon Yunnan and Guizhou and give priority to resisting Luobuzangdanjin's move south.

In Yunnan and Guizhou today, minority people such as the Miao and Black people have been locked in a long-term tug of war with the local Manchu and Qing government.

Yongzheng of Shaanxi could only be forced to make concessions and recognize the independent status of these Miao and Luo black people, making them de facto warlords in Yunnan and Guizhou.

The chaos in Yunnan and Guizhou has finally subsided.

Judging from the territory alone, Yongzheng's territory is now no smaller than that of the Ming Dynasty, even counting the Ejina Turhut Banner, Alxa Erut Banner, Yikezhao League, Ulanqab League, and Guihua City Tumut Banner that have nominally surrendered. Department, the area is even larger.

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Two lakes place.

Hubei is well governed.

As the base camp of Longkoda, although it is the front line of the war, it has not suffered much damage overall.

Moreover, they are mainly Han areas, and only Shinan (Enshi) Prefecture has some Tujia people. After the Ming Dynasty takes over, they can calmly implement political reforms.

The Tujia people were called the Southwest ethnic groups in the Ming Dynasty, and they were called Turen and Tumin in the Qing Dynasty.

It was not until the end of the Qing Dynasty that local chronicles clearly called them the Tujia people, and they called themselves Bizika (the clan tribe that inherited the will of their ancestors).

Zhu Yijiong immediately thought of the Tujia people when he saw the "Tujia people" played by Shi Nanzhifu.

There are 56 ethnic groups, and he can only remember a few that are easier to remember.I don’t even recognize the words in some of the rest because they are so unfamiliar.

For example, the Luohei tribe was called the Lahu (hu) tribe in later generations, but I didn’t remember it at all.

The emperor gave the Shinan natives a new name, Tujia.

Although several cabinet ministers feel that this title is a bit uncultured, since His Majesty has spoken of it and there is no ambiguity, then let’s keep using it!

These Tujia people got new names, and they suddenly felt respected without the derogatory connotation of Tujia people before. This was coupled with the Ming Dynasty's policy of treating all ethnic groups equally with Han people.

As a result, they all actively cooperated and joined.

The Tujia people were not strong in the first place, and they were so exploited by the Qing Dynasty that they could not even defeat the county magistrate. They wanted a shitty chieftain position.

Hunan direction.

The situation here is much more troublesome than in Hubei.

It's okay to say that the northern prefectures are mostly occupied by the indigenous leaders.

It is also very diverse, with Yao people, Miao people, Dong people and other minority tribes.

Sometimes, they are obviously from the same tribe, but they do not belong to each other.They will also fight each other for survival resources and even form feuds.

After Zhu Yijiong learned about the local situation in Hunan, he immediately decreed that the governor of Pianyuan be changed to the governor of Hunan, which was regarded as giving him sufficient independent administrative power.

The Governor of Pianyuan existed as early as the Ming Dynasty, and his residence was Yuanzhou (Zhijiang), an important town in Qian and Chu, so he was called Governor of Pianyuan.

It was mainly established for the unruly minority tribes in southern Hunan.

The Qing Dynasty followed suit and also established the governor of Pianyuan. The final division of the two lakes was due to Wu Sangui.

Moreover, even if partition is achieved, the strategic significance is greater than the actual situation.The governor of Pianyuan and the governor of Hubei would have to wait until the second year of Yongzheng, which is this year in history.Although the governor of Hunan is established, the overall governance should be slow rather than urgent.

Those indigenous leaders have surrendered to Emperor Zhu and only want to maintain the status quo.In order to show sincerity, he also voluntarily withdrew from the state capital.

Zhu Yijiong really couldn't rush them, and the mountains in southern Hunan were rugged and difficult to navigate, and there was not enough food and grass. The Ming army had no time to open a second Guangxi battlefield in southern Hunan.

However, under the mediation and lobbying of Bapaiyao in Guangdong, most of the Yao people in Yongzhou (Lingling) chose to defect and cooperated with the imperial court to establish households for the people.

Seeing that the situation was over, the remaining small indigenous leaders either hid in the mountains or took the initiative to surrender, hoping to get compensation from Yao officials.

The local officials are too lazy to take care of these hiding people, because they can't hide forever and have to go down the mountain to buy. Even if they don't come into contact with the Han people, the Yao people will come into contact with them.

As long as our own people publicize Ming Dynasty policies, sooner or later some people will be impatient and come down.

Just boil a frog in warm water!

Yongzhou has basically been solved. The remaining Baoqing (Shaoyang), Jingzhou (Jingxian), Yuanzhou (Zhijiang), Chenzhou (Yuanling), and Yongshun will first manage the state capitals and towns well, and then slowly and subtly manage those Aboriginal people.

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Scholar Zeng Jing, who had previously taken the initiative to raise troops and defected to the Ming army, is now in Yongxing County.

Although this person had no abilities and was a pure talker, the Ming army did rely on his chaos to successfully open up the situation in Hunan and capture Chenzhou, the southern gate of Hunan.

Zeng Jing was appointed as the magistrate of Yongxing County, and Zhang Xi was appointed as the chief registrar of Yongxing County. The two must first manage the Yongxing County that was ruined by them.

Later we will see whether we should continue to retain these volunteers who take the initiative to do justice.

The Ming and Qing War ended almost four months ago.

From southeast to northwest, from all directions, they are either relieving victims or managing the poor.Anyway, we won’t be able to spare any time or food this year to fight a large-scale war with the Qing Dynasty.

Local small-scale military conflicts are completely meaningless.

Not only did Zhu Yijiong not plan to fight, but Yongzheng also did not engage in any major military actions after retreating to Xi'an.

Because he was also short of food, even Yongzheng, who only had one grain-producing area in Sichuan, was even more short of food than the son emperor Xuantong of Liaodong, the Ming Dynasty under Zhu Yijiong, and the great Han Emperor Qianlong Liu Ruhan in Shanxi.

Yongzheng first took the initiative to reconcile with the Shaomin rebels in Yunnan and Guizhou, and issued an edict recognizing their hereditary positions as chieftains and the existing territories of these indigenous leaders.

However, Yongzheng did not completely compromise. While canonizing these chieftains, he also deliberately created an "unequal reward".

It's not really uneven, but those with larger territories and stronger strength are rewarded with greater chieftain power, even including the territories of small indigenous leaders.

In this way, Yongzheng said nothing, only a few canonization decrees, and ordered the local officials not to use troops anymore.

It didn't take long for these indigenous warlords to take the official seals granted by Yongzheng and attack and annex each other there, fighting back and forth.

The Manchu and Qing court just sat and watched the snipe and the clam fight!

Yongzheng then personally led [-] Manchu cavalry, walked out of the Great Wall from Yulin Prefecture, visited the Yike Zhao League garrison in person, and met with the King of Lashi Banjul Doro County.

Not only did he not reprimand him, but he praised him greatly, and with a wave of his hand, he directly registered him as Yikezhao Khan, and combined the banners of Yikezhao alliance into Yikezhao Khan tribe.

From the leader of the Yikzhao alliance to the Khan of Yikzhao, although he was only the Khan of the Khan tribe, it was equivalent to a promotion and wealth.

Lashi Banjul, who was still somewhat wavering at first, instantly surrendered to Yongzheng, along with the Guihua City Tumed Tribe, Alxa Erut Banner, Ejina Turhut Banner, and Ulanqab League.

Without exception, Yongzheng changed the title of Khan King to the title of Khan King and established the Khan Department.

Yongzheng was indeed a courageous man, and he was actually willing to regain independence from the Mongolian Zasak Mongolia in Monan, which had finally been divided and weakened in the past hundred years starting from Huang Taiji.

However, Yongzheng was not a fool. These Monan alliance banners had been divided for too long. Even with his will, it would not be easy for these new "Great Khans" to rebuild the Khanate.

The Mongolian tribes in southern Mongolia surrendered, and Yongzheng immediately sent envoys to Luobuzangdanjin in Qinghai and Cewangarabutan in Junggar to discuss peace.

This peace negotiation is only temporary. At the latest in the spring of next year, Yongzheng will definitely send troops, and he must first eliminate the troublemaker Qinghai Luobuzangdanjin.

A war is about to break out in the northwest!
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