Reborn in the late Northern Wei Dynasty

Chapter 359 Shu Land

In Chengdu, Yizhou, Yu Wentai hosted a banquet in his mansion to entertain another leader of the Liaoren tribe who returned from the high mountain area. During the banquet, there was endless singing and dancing.

After more than six years of hard work, Wuchuan Group finally took root in Sichuan. Of course, this is also related to the background of the times. Wars and disasters occurred frequently in Bashu area, and the people were separated.

If Shu is still dominated by Han people, I am afraid that Yu Wentai and others will find it difficult to gain a firm foothold in a short time.

In the original time and space, the Western Wei Dynasty entered Shu, which once aroused the resistance of the Shu people, and civil uprisings and rebellions occurred from time to time.

But this is based on the 17 years of Xiao Ji's rule of Shu. Before Xiao Ji's rule of Shu, Yizhou officials would conquer Liao people every year, arrest them as slaves, and plunder their family wealth. The conflict between the Han and Liao ethnic groups was sharp.

It was Xiao Ji who took measures to appease the Liao people, eased ethnic conflicts, and changed the state of disorder and chaos in Shu, which was deeply loved by the Han and Liao people.

How could the Western Wei Dynasty gain the support of the Han and Liao clans when it entered Shu under such a background.

In this time and space, Xiao Ji ruled Shu for only three or four years. Although it was very effective and eased the conflict between Han and Liao to a certain extent, it was nothing compared to 17 years of hard work.

After Yu Wentai entered Shu, he issued strict orders, strictly prohibiting soldiers from burning, killing and looting, and the people in the city were ordered to resume their businesses, so as to minimize the impact of the change of rule on the production of Shu.

After seizing Chuzhou (Chongqing) as the gateway, he handed over the surrender form to Xiao Yan, and released the Nanliang clan who was still stranded in Shu to show his sincerity, and finally obtained the status of a Liang minister on the surface.

In terms of his attitude towards Liao people, Yu Wentai chose to use both kindness and power. He was willing to obey the orders of Chengdu, so he appointed Yuan Baoju as the Wei Emperor, and resolutely eliminated those who resisted.

However, this method of suppression is mostly used on the Han people in Shu.

As external third-party forces, the northern Han people and Wuchuan Xianbei follow Yuwentai to the south, which will inevitably break the original interest pattern of Shu.

When the Liu Bei Group entered Shu, a large number of generals clamored to divide the fields and houses. The big guys followed you Yuwentai to the south, so they must give something.

Unlike Xiao Ji's dedication to alleviating the conflict between Han and Liao, Yu Wentai, as a Xianbei, chose a target for surgery between the Han and Liao without any psychological burden.

In the composition of the Shu people, the Liao people accounted for the majority, but as a Han regime in Nanliang, in terms of the distribution of benefits in the Shu area, the southern Han people, who accounted for a small number of people, naturally took the lion's share.

Therefore, Yu Wentai's choice is also logical, to suppress the southern Han people who account for only a small number of people but occupy the majority of interests, and win over the people who occupy the majority of the population, but before Xiao Ji, let Yizhou officials bully Liaoren, and share some of the profits for them Benefits, the big head is still swallowed by one's own people.

Through such means, Yu Wentai not only satisfied the interest demands of Wuchuan Xianbei and the Han people in the north who followed him to the south, but also won the support of the Liao people, thus easily gaining a foothold in Shu.

Of course, only Yu Wentai can do this kind of thing. If it were Gao Cheng or Xiao Yan, he would be scolded as a traitor by poking his spine.

As for the suppression of the southern Han people in Shu, whether it will arouse the indignation of the northern Han people, not to mention the fact that the North and the South have been divided for almost 200 years. Xin Qiji said, "Under the Buddha Li (Tuoba Tao) Temple, there is a shrine to the gods." '

Yu Wentai is fighting for the interests of these Han people in the north. You are noble, you are great, and you have to pay back the fields and houses.

When the Western Wei group ruled Shu, Wuchuan Xianbei was happy, and the Han people in the north were happy. Even the Liao people clapped their hands happily when they saw their former mortal enemy being suppressed, leaving only the southern Han people in Shu to lament the injustice.

If there is injustice, there will naturally be resistance. In the past six years, Le Chi, Tian Yue, Huang Guo in Liangzhou, Jia Huangqian in Yizhou, Deng Yu and Wang Linggong in Zitong County launched uprisings one after another, but they were easily extinguished by Yu Wentai without causing much trouble. spray.

Up to now, more and more Liaoren tribes respect the order of Chengdu, and Yuwentai's rule in Shu has been stabilized. He even has the spare power to open up to the south and establish Ningzhou (southeast of Yunnan), Yuexi (Sichuan Pan The two counties of West Region) are about to border on the Lingnan region of Nanliang.

Yu Wentai's method of governing Shu was not limited to suppressing and wooing a group of people. He did not completely transplant the new policies implemented in Kansai to Shu, but made adjustments according to the actual situation.

For example, the bureaucrats in Dongyizhou (Pengzhou, Sichuan) gather and disperse impermanently. They live on fishing and hunting instead of farming. This brings about a problem, that is, it is difficult to collect taxes.

Yu Wentai sent Yu Wenshen to serve as the governor of Dongyizhou, and then sent troops out of the town, asking him to persuade the bureaucrats to farm and prohibit fishing and hunting. Taxes were collected and local granaries were filled.

Dongyizhou is just a microcosm of Yuwentai's rule.

It took Xiao Ji more than ten years to restore the order in Shu and gain the support of the bureaucrats, but Yu Wentai only took six years, but this was based on suppressing the Han people in the south.

However, what does it matter, he Yu Wentai is not Han.

In order to completely distinguish himself from the oppressed southern Han people, Yu Wentai used Yuan Baoju to change the Xianbei surnames for the Han soldiers who followed him to the south.

According to his military merits, he bestowed Xianbei surnames ranging from high to low for the generals in the army, while the soldiers changed their surnames after the generals they belonged to. Ohno's.

Although such an approach is suspected of being a military general, considering that Yu Wentai himself is only the leader elected by the Wuchuan Group, it is insignificant compared to the benefits of enhancing the cohesion of the army.

Little King Gao couldn't copy this point, no matter how much the Bohai Gao family opened the door and casually walked around, they would not refuse anyone who came, and they couldn't let the northern soldiers all have the surname Gao.

At the same time, in order to further enhance cohesion, Yuwentai also encouraged Han people in the north to intermarry with Xianbei in Wuchuan, and twisted the two into one rope as the foundation of its rule in Shu. It will be more stable.

When Yu Wentai, Chen Baxian and others started the situation in Sichuan and Lingnan, Jiankang was still singing and dancing, but Xiao Yan did not bury his head in Buddhist scriptures like in previous years.

What is the purpose of Gao Cheng's large-scale naval training in Luoshui and Yishui? It can be said that Sima Zhao's heart is known to passers-by. Isn't it just for him, Bodhisattva Xiao?

It's just that during Gao's second westward expedition, the disastrous defeat on the east and west lines of Nanliang made Xiao Yan lose his mind to go north, and the chaos in Lingnan also made him turn a blind eye to what happened in Shu.

At the same time, whether it was Yu Wentai's attack on the land of Shu or the suppression of the Han people, Gao Cheng was sharpening his sword in the north, but Xiao Yan never dared to move, and instead focused on building Huainan's defense system.

As far as Gao Cheng is concerned, he also knows that the momentum of his training of sailors will intimidate Xiao Yan, but if he wants to seize the land in the south of the Yangtze River, he cannot do without sailors, and sailors cannot be trained overnight.

Gao Cheng can't give up on training sailors, and bet on whether Xiao Yan will ignore him and choose to beat Yu Wentai to death, allowing himself to reap the benefits of being a fisherman.

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