Chaos of the Three Kingdoms Summons

Chapter 2432: Immigrating to Japan, the Japanese people disappear
"Your Majesty, now, the epidemic in our Great Jin has passed!"

"Although people's lives are still hard, agricultural production has begun to recover, and there is no need to import grain from the Kushans!" Zhuge Liang said softly.

In previous years, due to the epidemic, agricultural production in many areas was disrupted, which required a large amount of imported grain.

However, Dajin, which had begun to recover agricultural production, could already claim to have reached the autumn harvest.

Not to mention, the food from Japan will be shipped here soon.

Facts have proved that if you are pushed to a certain extent, you can think of any way!

Under the shadow of the plague, the Yuan Mongols, under the advice of Kublai Khan, the interim ruler, actually learned from the Han people and vigorously developed commerce.

This is not to say that the Yuan Mongols had no business, but compared with the Han people, they were far worse in all aspects.

However, under the crisis of the plague, Kublai Khan completely imitated the Han people in terms of business, and strongly supported the development of business, and even granted several merchants titles. In this regard, the merchants among the Han people did not have such benefits.

It must be said that because Temujin was in Liangzhou, the Yuan Mongols were temporarily ruled by Kublai Khan. During these three years, the Yuan Mongols suffered severe damage and at the same time, a major change occurred in all aspects.

During the three years of the Yuan Dynasty, the Mongols not only developed commercial trade with the Kushan Empire, but were also said to have established contact with the Parthian Empire in the west.

The Parthian Empire at this time was also in the final years of its empire. The rulers were in crisis and had no right to take advantage of the situation like the aristocratic empire did.

The Mongols needed help from the Parthian Empire, and the Parthian Empire also needed the Mongols' war horse resources.

In fact, during these three years, with the support of Kublai Khan, the Yuan Mongols even developed a mercenary business.

It can be said that the destruction of the Parthian Empire by Ardashir I was much more tortuous than the original historical trajectory. Not only was there interference from the Kushan Empire, but also from the Yuan Dynasty.

Of course, the Kushan Empire was not just an enemy of the Sassanids, but also of the Parthian Empire.

However, under the instructions of Kublai Khan, the Yuan-Mongol mercenaries only accepted employment from the Parthian Empire.

The reason why he was able to completely destroy the Parthian Empire shortly afterwards, just as in history, was that, on the one hand, the empire had become rotten to the core in all aspects by the end of its existence, and the long-term internal struggles had continued to weaken this huge place.

Secondly, the long-term battle with the Roman Empire also severely damaged the vitality of the empire. In particular, in the butterfly effect, the scale and intensity of the struggle between the Parthian Empire and the Roman Empire during this period was much larger than the scale and intensity of the struggles between the two empires in the same period in the historical trajectory.

Therefore, even with the presence of Mongolian mercenaries, the Parthian Empire still perished as the historical trajectory had shown. Not long after, it even perished earlier than the original historical trajectory. In West Asia, the Sassanid Empire, the second Persian empire, rose to replace it.

If the Yuan and Mongolian means of self-rescue was to develop commerce, then Liu Bei, Qin Zheng, and Li Shimin, who suffered relatively little loss from the plague, aimed at Japan.

These people directly moved a group of people to Japan, allowing them to develop agricultural production in Japan and provide food for their homeland.

Anyway, after the war against Japan, there were not many people left in Japan, so they could cultivate the land as they pleased. Moreover, the land was all there was. Every household could get dozens or even hundreds of acres of land. This was something that was unimaginable to the common people in the Han Dynasty.

In fact, there is now so much land that they cannot cultivate it all, and every household has to capture a few remaining Japanese and use them as serfs.

Although the large number of immigrants will cause considerable losses in the process, it is better than being directly threatened by the plague.

After learning that these three parties had immigrated to Japan and were engaging in agricultural production, Li Xiang directly asked Qi Jiguang to move a group of people from the south over there.

Anyway, considering the population density in Japan, no matter how many people are moved, there will always be enough land.

It is precisely because of this, and because there are no land disputes, that these families have lived in peace in Japan for the past three years.

At this time, everyone's main goal was to survive the plague, and other conflicts could be put aside for the time being. With sufficient land in various places, the top priority was to focus on agricultural production, and there was no need to fight at all.

It is also because of this that Wa became the territory of Da Jin in the future. Although it only controlled it for a few decades, it could no longer maintain effective rule over this land.

Just as Li Xiang had thought at the beginning, even if a temporary rule was established on such an isolated piece of land overseas, it would be impossible to establish a long-term and stable rule. The main officials here were no different from the provincial governors who proclaimed themselves kings. Over time, they would definitely develop ambitions.

However, although the future Great Jin only established rule over this land for a few decades, its rule was already in name only. It was more like a vassal state than a rule.

Even after several years, this land simply broke away from the rule of the Great Jin Dynasty and could no longer maintain even its superficial status.

However, the immigration of forces from all directions, which was forced by the epidemic, also allowed the Han people's blood to thrive in this land. After a long period of development, it was completely occupied by the Chinese blood. The Japanese people have been integrated into the Chinese blood, and this nation has completely disappeared in history.

After all, after the war against Japan, the population of Japan has been greatly reduced, so it is not difficult to assimilate them.

Although there were immigrants from all directions, including the Li Tang, the Li Tang of this era was established on the basis of Goguryeo.

However, Goguryeo, as a minority ethnic group of China, is also part of the Chinese bloodline.

"That's fine. When the food from Japan arrives, we can transport it directly to the Central Plains!" Li Xiang nodded.

At this time, the need for food from the Kushan Empire was indeed not as great as in the previous three years.

There is no need to continue to indulge the Kushan Empire, which still wants to take advantage of the situation.

If he doesn't accept it, he can fight them if he wants!
Of course, the weak Jin army had no power to expand at this time, but it was not to the point where it could not even defend Chengdu.

Not to mention, in recent years, the Kushan Empire has become arrogant. Not only has it continued to be hostile to the west, but it has also extended its hands into Southeast Asia. They do not dare to continue to open up multiple fronts.