Weird Three Kingdoms

Chapter 453 The Significance of Reform and Opening Up
Fei Qian watched Wang Yi take the old man of the Wei family away, and Jia Qu walked slowly behind him, then tilted his head slightly, and said to Jia Qu: "Liang Dao, this matter needs to be done quickly. Change."

I really don't have the skills to separate myself, otherwise Wang Yi, an old fox, doesn't know if he will pick up some mouse warehouses...

Targeted.

There are few people.

It's not that the number of soldiers is small, but that there are few scribes and middle-level personnel.

Now here, although Fei Qian currently has the most troops, it also consumes the most food and grass. Originally, it could support three months of food and grass. According to the calculations of the current soldiers, it can only support less than one month at most.

After deducting the round trip, and other factors such as in case the negotiation is not allowed, the maximum time that can be used for negotiation is seven days at most, and it is best to control it within five days, so that it is relatively more generous.

"My lord's intention, Qu has already known, and I will pay attention to this matter all the time." Jia Qu stood a little behind Fei Qian's side, raised his hands together slightly, and said in a low voice.

Fei Qian nodded, then turned to look at the camp of the Huns, paused and said, "Yesterday the Huns came and wanted to go south to graze..."

Jia Qu was stunned for a moment, and then said: "You can choose an erhu player, just leak a little bit of words. Let Qu take care of such trivial matters."

After a while, Jia Qu asked, "My lord, what is our agreement with the Xiongnu?"

The question is not whether there is an agreement, but what the agreement is.

On this matter, Jia Qu had some subtle thoughts in his mind after Ma Yue attacked the back camp of the Baibo Army at the very beginning. It was not until he saw the actions of the Huns on the top of the city that day that he finally confirmed that Feiqian had already had some relations with the Huns. It's an agreement, but there are many things these days, and I haven't had time to ask.

The Xiongnu are warriors on horseback, so how could they be so slow to the sound of horseshoes that they even attacked the camp of the Baibo army at close range, and they haven't organized their troops yet, and they don't even have an early warning?

Of course, this can also be explained by the fact that the Xiongnu and Baibo have no connection and cooperation, but when Fei Qian led his troops south to break the Baibo bandits, the probing behavior of the Xiongnu soldiers was relatively obvious.

War horses need a space for sprinting in order to show their strongest combat effectiveness. At that time, the distance between the Fiji army and the Southern Huns was just less than the optimal sprint distance.After the Southern Huns filed out of the camp, they neither attempted to bypass nor charged immediately, so the relative distance must be getting smaller and smaller, and for the cavalry, speed and impact are the most important combat power.

Of course, it is not ruled out that the heads of the Huns are stuffed with sheep bones for a while, or they just take it for granted that only they are the strongest, they know everything, and everyone else is scum, etc...

Fei Qian nodded, and then told Jia Qu the content of the agreement with the Xiongnu, but he didn't expect Jia Qu to be silent for a while, and said, "My lord, do you want to bring the people together?"

"Hmm... is there something wrong?" Fei Qian pondered for a moment, then directly admitted.

Jia Qu was silent for a while, and said seriously and solemnly: "My lord, you need to be careful about this matter..."

In the Han Dynasty, it was not that no one thought about assimilating the barbarians, but no one could do it smoothly before. The most important factor was the Han Dynasty's policy of "organizing households to equalize the people".

After all, Jia Qu is relatively close to the Northland. Compared with the gentry in other areas, he has a better understanding of the policies and rules of the Han Dynasty court regarding barbarians and Hu people.

Under Jia Qu's explanation, Fei Qian formed a relatively complete understanding.

Governing barbarians and barbarians is generally divided into two stages.

The first stage is "Muyi Di, Yijiu", which means handing over autonomy to the barbarian Hu people, and the leaders of these barbarian Hu tribes only need to submit in name, and then just like the Spring and Autumn and Warring States period, they will go up at regular intervals. It is enough to pay some tribute and the like. As for the affairs in the territory of these barbarians and barbarians, all the affairs in the territory of these barbarians are handled by the tribal leaders themselves, and the Han Dynasty generally does not participate.

For example, Qiuci and Dayue before, and Dongyi, the ancestor of Bangzi in the future...

To gain merit from the first stage, it can only be added.

That is to say, if Feiqian wants to accept the rule of the Han Dynasty by letting people like Yu Fuluo offer some items, and then wants to get...

Hmm, like merit points in the game...

It is completely impossible, the Han government does not allow scoring.

Only a brand-new nation, such as the current new race Dingling Tiele, expressed its submission to the Han, and then the first man to conquer this nation would be rewarded with honor.

Of course, the previous barbarians have become the first stage, and they can also be used for the second time.

It is "Jianhu Qimin".

At this point, the conditions are already quite mature. The Han Dynasty sent officials to manage them. According to the methods of the Han people, these barbarians were reorganized and formed into household registration. According to the standards of the Han people, taxes and corvee were all carried out in accordance with the regulations. Requisition.

If this can be achieved, it will naturally be greatly recorded in civil affairs achievements, no less than opening up territories...

Of course, the reason why many people have been afraid to do this thing even though they know about it and have a strong temptation is because the risk factor of this thing is too high.

Registering households for Qimin itself is a meticulous job. Once it is not handled carefully, after reporting to the imperial court, the imperial court will inevitably start collecting taxes and issuing corvee according to this account book...

If at this point in time, due to poor communication and poor execution, these barbarians felt cheated, and then repacked and returned to the mountains and fled into the grassland, then they would become escapees in terms of household registration...

Deception is naturally a thing that many people have learned without a teacher, so in order to ensure that there will be no problems during their tenure, the tax and corvee of the barbarians who escaped from their households were imposed on border areas. These other Hu people, even the Han people.

and so……

Xiliang...

Bingzhou...

That's all.

Although Jia Qu didn't make the ending very clear, Fei Qian also understood the unfinished meaning.

This is a pitfall, no wonder when I was in Luoyang, no one felt that I was taken advantage of, but everyone thought that my attitude of pleading guilty was good...

No one is willing to come here with him, except for that silly roe deer Du Yuan and Du Wenzheng.

cough cough...

Du Wen is just a good person, you shouldn't say that about him.

"If you don't adhere to socialism, don't reform and open up, don't develop the economy, and don't improve people's lives, you can only be a dead end." Fei Qian had a little realization, and suddenly remembered a classic saying from later generations, and murmured in a low voice In a word, what a correct concept, how well said, it fits so well with my current situation...

"Ah? What?" Jia Qu beside him was stupefied...

　Reform and opening up is good!

　　If there is no reform and opening up, it will be a dead end!
　　Is the loyal one in the historical text the next one?

　　clack clack...

　　Recently, the pliers of the river crab master are very powerful...

　　
　
(End of this chapter)