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Chapter 174: Are you going to start an army when your brain gets hot?Or was it a failure after caref

Chapter 174 Are you going to start an army when your brain gets hot?Or was it a failure after careful planning?
[It can be seen from this that even though the Khitan people have increased their emphasis on agriculture and a large number of other tribes have joined in, the Khitan people have never changed their attitude towards riding and archery. Even the concubines in the harem are still "good at archery". 】

[Therefore, many Han people who joined the Khitan at that time also began to attach importance to riding and archery, regarding it as a basic skill. This situation and social customs remained in the Liao Kingdom for a long time until its demise. 】

[It is very different from some non-Han dynasties in later generations. 】

[Of course, for Yelu Deguang, the acquisition of the Yanyun area does not only have this effect. The most intuitive benefit is salt. 】

[Previously, Khitan’s salt did not come from many sources. Most of it was obtained from the mountains or purchased from other places. Although it cannot be said to be in short supply, it can only be said to be barely enough. 】

[After acquiring the Yanyun area, Yelu Deguang first established the Yanyan Institute in Xianghe County, which later developed into a major salt-producing area in the Liao Dynasty. "The five capital planning departments each took charge of it according to their own land." 】
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Ming Dynasty, Hongwu period.

Zhu Biao said: "Although the Yanyun area was occupied by foreigners, we have to admit that they did play a great role in the restoration and development of local people's livelihood."

The fact is that in the raging war environment at that time, Yelu Deguang and the Khitan protected the Yanyun area from the war. They did not force the Han people, but held an open attitude.

Of course, as a later dynasty, they can also learn more things from the history books.

Although the Liao Dynasty did not discriminate or oppress the Han people in the political system, from the perspective of criminal law and political career, the Han people were always weaker and on the side of being discriminated against.

Zhu Di also sighed: "There is no way, it is the Khitan dynasty after all."

Although we know from history books that except for the Yuan Dynasty, the Liao and Jin basically did not formulate any policies to discriminate against or suppress the Han people, but after all, the Han people cannot be regarded as the core of politics, and comprehensive sinicization is untouchable.

However, while the princes below kept muttering, Zhu Yuanzhang above felt heavy in his heart, especially when he saw the sentence "some non-Han dynasties later", which made him involuntarily begin to doubt the dynasties after the Ming Dynasty.

It is clear from the history books that the only non-Han dynasties after the Liao Dynasty were the Jin and the Yuan. What about the Qing after my name?Could it be the same?His Ming Dynasty was finally destroyed by a foreign barbarian?
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Qing Dynasty, 28th year of Kangxi.

Kangxi felt a little uncomfortable. Did the phrase "some later non-Han dynasties" allude to the Qing Dynasty?

As for the current situation of the Qing Dynasty, he, the emperor, actually had some practical understanding.

Although several generations of emperors have been emphasizing the importance of archery, horse riding, and archery, we have to admit that the Eight Banners disciples, who grew up in a comfortable and peaceful environment after entering the customs, did not have a practical understanding of these war cultures.

Even if they are not thrown away, most of what is left is just a flower shelf and cannot be used in actual combat.

These are still their children of the Eight Banners, and the middle and lower class bannermen are being Chineseized very quickly.

But this situation cannot be easily reversed by issuing one or two policies. It involves many aspects, including many system changes, the amount of tax revenue collected by the Qing treasury, and the control of channels for the advancement of Han and Banner people.

After all, the cake is only so big, and if someone comes in, someone must leave. There are too many involved, and even he is not able to do it.

[Of course, no matter how much Yelv Deguang attaches great importance to the Han people, he will never forget that his core is the Khitan aristocracy. Those are the people who truly support his side. Therefore, there are still many inequalities between the Han and Khitan people. . 】

[Among them, the most serious one was the fight between Khitans and Han people to death, and the severity of the punishment was uneven. 】【Basically speaking, the treatment of the Khitans is lighter, although the situation has improved over time. For example, during the Shengzong period of the Liao Dynasty, the Khitans were treated as "the same class" as the Han people. The law is made known to the world. 】

[But in the final analysis, there are still differences between the Khitans, the Han people, and the Bohai people. Of course, this is inevitable in the early stage of a mixed country. 】
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Song Dynasty, Kaibao period.

Zhao Kuangyin said angrily: "How can I, a native of the Central Plains, live under the influence of others for a long time? I have been discriminated against and suppressed by the Liao people. In the final analysis, it is better for us, the Song Dynasty. The Han people in the Yanyun area should come to join us, the Song Dynasty! How can the Liao people treat us equally?" , in the final analysis, it is just to appease, how can we treat everyone equally from the bottom of our heart?"

You know, although there were various problems within the Song Dynasty, at least everyone was Han. Wouldn't it be much better to survive and develop in the country of the Han than in the Liao country?
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Ming Dynasty, the first year of Huitong.

Yelu Deguang's evaluation of the miracles cannot be denied, and he was very clear about the issues mentioned in it. However, this was the Khitan dynasty after all, and the concessions he had made to appease the Han people were already big enough.

It is impossible for him to sway the interests of the Khitan nobles who firmly support him for a group of people who have nothing to do with him.

[Zhao Yanshou, who was entrusted with important tasks by Yelu Deguang, played a role in another Khitan operation. 】

[Five years after joining the throne, Shi Jingtang died, and his adopted son Shi Chonggui succeeded to the throne. 】

Seeing this, the monarchs and ministers of many dynasties understood in their hearts.

Newborn calves are not afraid of tigers, and young people are always full of vitality, which in itself is a good thing.

But this also means that the new generation is often dissatisfied with the older generation. Not to mention the idea of ​​being replaced, the idea of ​​​​wanting to be independent is definitely there.

It's just that having ambitions and ideas is a good thing. What can be achieved in the end is the key.

Are you going to start an army when your brain gets hot?Or was it a failure after careful planning?
Although the ending is the same, the gold content is very different.

No one mentioned the possibility of victory for this young man again. After all, the miracle had already been said before, Zhao Yanshou would shine in this battle, and this young man's defeat was certain.

[Shi Chonggui is actually somewhat related to Shi Jingtang. His father is Shi Jingtang’s elder brother Shi Jingru, who was the cavalryman of Zhuangzong Li Cunxu of the Later Tang Dynasty. 】

[After Shi Jingru died unexpectedly, Shi Jingtang adopted Shi Chonggui as his adopted son. He loved and valued him quite a lot. Even after he became emperor, he still entrusted him with important responsibilities and always trained him as a confidant. 】

[Shi Chonggui himself is a cautious, honest and simple character, and he also likes riding and shooting. 】

[While he was following Shi Jingtang, he had an extremely critical appointment, that is, when Shi Jingtang went south to Luoyang and wiped out the Later Tang Dynasty, he was appointed as a stay-at-home officer in the capital, an observer of the Hedong Pass, and the prime minister for Taiyuan affairs. 】

[You must know that Shi Jingtang himself went south to Luoyang, and it is not certain whether he can return smoothly. But at this time, giving him a position in charge of his own rear area, the trust in it is self-evident. 】

(End of this chapter)

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