Qiming 1158

Chapter 1655 Ping An Jing Meeting

For Japanese civilians who don't know a single big character, they don't know and don't care about the difference between Japan and Ming, and what the enemy hates.

They are limited by various restrictions, and they only care about whether they can eat enough this meal and whether they can eat enough the next meal.

Usually, this state is very conducive to the rule of the ruling class, allowing the ruling class to rule them at a lower cost, and to squeeze as much as they want to obtain benefits.

But when foreign enemies attack, this is also one of their fates, because no one will defend them except themselves, and they will only find ways to exploit loopholes for their own benefit.

When the Japanese civilians found that the Ming army really did what it said, three meals a day, each meal was given a big cake, and when they never violently persecuted or hurt them, the security cost of the Ming army became very low.

They will be very quiet, honest, serious and meticulous when they work, and they will line up according to the rules when they receive food. .

Then they continued to transport food and grain for the Ming army meticulously and meticulously, and even deal with some chores that the Ming army had no time to deal with. Their enthusiasm for work would be relatively high.

When the main force of the Ming army completed the task of joining forces in the Ping'anjing area, they felt that they were fighting in a foreign country, but they somehow felt like they were fighting at home.

The Japanese civilians did not resist them, but were very willing to cooperate with them. They didn't even need copper coins. As long as they had three meals a day to fill their stomachs, they were very satisfied.

Daming can't do it. If the people of Daming want to work, they not only need three meals a day, but also wages, at least one meal of meat every ten days, and medical insurance.

As many people come, as many people will go back, the logistical consumption of fighting a battle in the mainland is really a lot.

Japanese civilians don't need it. As long as they have a full stomach, they will spontaneously work for the Ming army from morning to night, pure high-quality labor.

Young and middle-aged people transported grain and labor for the Ming army, and the old, young, women and children also followed the army, sewing and mending, washing clothes, and doing chores for the army, as if they were relying on the army to live.

The three armies of the Ming army attacked, and each route had a large number of Japanese civilians to assist in logistics, and the total number even exceeded 6.

So that when the local logistics team transported the logistics materials from Korea to the Japanese islands, they were surprised to find that the local Ming army had reached an agreement with the Japanese civilians, and they would help the Ming army to transport the logistics materials to the front line.

These Japanese directly did the work of transshipment and helped the logistics force to share a considerable part of the responsibilities.

Of course, the help of the Skynet Army spies was indispensable. They not only provided guides, but also provided translators to help the Ming army communicate with the locals.

In addition to the local civilians, there were also some powerful local landlords who did not retreat with the official forces, but stayed and tried to cooperate with the Ming army to preserve their family business.

The Ming army did not deal with them at first, accepted their cooperation, and asked them to help organize and coordinate logistics personnel to help the Ming army transport materials, which had a good effect.

Therefore, the logistics of the Ming army still hold up.

When the war progressed to June 24, Xin Qiji's vanguard army broke through the last Japanese stronghold and arrived in Ping'anjing.

On June 25, Su Jue's vanguard army landed in Settsu from Awaji and arrived in Heian-kyo.

Three avant-garde armies joined forces in Ping An Jing.

Subsequently, on June 27, Xin Qiji arrived in Ping'an Jing.

On June 28, Su Jue arrived in Ping'an capital.

At this point, the main force of the Ming army gathered in the areas of Shancheng, Setsu, and Tamba, and successfully completed the war to destroy the Ping clan regime. The first stage of the offensive mission was successfully completed.

According to the general analysis of Japan by the Ming army before, it is judged that the main control area of ​​the Hei clan regime representing the center of Japan is in the west of Japan, and the further east, it is actually a relatively remote place for Japan, and it has a stronger regional nature. .

The power of the Hei's regime is not strong in eastern and northeastern Japan. There are quite strong local forces there, and for the Hei's regime, it also requires some means of restraint.

So the war has reached this point, in fact, it has already destroyed Japan's central government, including their emperor and several abdicating emperors have been won, and the main part of the entire royal family has been wiped out.

But to say that the war is over here is not necessarily the case.

Some imperial states in the eastern and northeastern regions do not operate under the orders of the Japanese central government. They are quite independent and can be regarded as independent opponents.

Therefore, this battle still needs to continue to be fought. The army will continue to advance towards the eastern and northeastern parts of Japan, take all the Honshu Island, and then launch an occupation operation to the area called Ezo by the Japanese.

"After the war, the chairman does not seem to intend to leave too many people in the Japanese archipelago. What he means is to move most of the people away, leave a few people to operate here, and build the Japanese archipelago into a mining base and a commercial port location.

The chairman believes that the living environment of the Japanese archipelago is relatively poor, with frequent earthquakes. Except for the fertile soil around Heianjing, most of the areas are mountainous and not suitable for developing agriculture. Therefore, it is not good to leave too many people, and most Japanese civilians should be relocated. Go to the Northwest and Liaodong areas to help open up wasteland. "

Xin Qiji stood at the head of Ping'an Capital and said to Su Jue who was beside him: "At that time, the Japanese archipelago will become a transit point for the Daming fleet to travel to the New World, and it will become an important gold and silver producing area. That's it."

Su Jue asked: "So, does it make sense to set up a province in Japan?"

"Of course there is, and it's not useless here. At least the land under our feet can still produce food."

Xin Qiji smiled and said: "In the future, we will build several more ports for the commuting merchant fleet, build several port cities, and then build an important grain production base with Ping An Jing as the core, and then build up the mining area, and use each other's roads. Connect and build these key areas.

Speaking of which, these people on the Japanese archipelago may have some origins with us, so the chairman intends to immigrate in large numbers, bring them back to the country, and incorporate them into the household registration. In this way, they are directly pulled out of the fire pit, and they should be given to the chairman. Build a shrine. "

"origin?"

Su Jue asked curiously, "You'an, are you talking about Xu Fu Dongdu?"

"you know too?"

Xin Qiji nodded: "At that time, Xu Fukeng lied to the First Emperor, saying that there was Penglai Immortal Island in Haidong, there were immortals, and there were elixir of life, so he left Qin with [-] boys and girls, and went east to the sea. back.

Now those people in the National History Department study ancient books, and there is a popular saying that the Japanese archipelago is the Penglai Island in Xu Fu's mouth. Xu Fu didn't think about making any elixir of life. He was just cheating the first emperor. He took root here and established himself as a king.

Therefore, people in the National History Department reasonably suspect that the current Japanese nationals are the descendants of the [-] boys and girls brought by Xu Fu and the descendants of the local residents. "

Su Jue looked at the locals who came and went to work honestly and shook his head.

"This statement is a bit far-fetched, isn't it? Even if it is true, how many years have passed? Does anyone care about this?"

(End of this chapter)