Three Kingdoms, I'm really not a general!

Chapter 646 Think Tank Plan
Queens of all generations were buried in the backyard of the imperial palace, apparently to keep the secret of their longevity.

Xing Daorong had no interest in the queen's secret, but this did serve as a reminder to himself.

If you want to leave behind wealth that will last for thousands of years, you can't rely on word of mouth.

It must be recorded in writing and written down in detail.

To avoid encountering any unfilial descendants who might ruin it.

Therefore, Xing Daorong named this action "Think Tank Plan".

The question is where should the “think tank” be established?
It can’t be built in Fuso!
Although Xing Daorong envisions that everyone will be Chinese in the future, now is definitely not the right time.

After thinking about it...Xing Daorong felt that he had to take two steps.

First, we must write down our knowledge and establish a think tank.

The second is to popularize education. In addition to the "benevolence, righteousness, propriety, wisdom and trustworthiness" that are required in this era, we must also add "science" subjects.

My current identity as a general is just right for me.

However, to establish a think tank, we must return to Chang'an.

This issue has just been pacified, and Himiko has not been dealt with yet, but there is no need to rush.

...

"General, now that Fuso has been secured, it's time for us to go back."

However, Xing Daorong is still on the island to stabilize the situation.

On this day, Wuyan and Princess Buri stood side by side in front of Xing Daorong's palace, with the Wuhuan and Xianbei tribesmen behind them.

This time... I came here specifically to ask for my resignation from Xing Daorong.

This is normal. After all, the Wuhuan and Xianbei people cannot stay here for a long time. After following Xing Daorong from the peninsula to the island country, they can no longer be allowed to stay.

Xing Daorong's expression was still quite gentle. He looked at the two of them and nodded slightly: "Okay, okay, now that everything is peaceful, you should go back. But..."

Xing Daorong paused, and seeing that Wu Yan and Princess Buri had no change in expression, he continued, "I just don't know whether you plan to go to the grassland or the peninsula."

"After all, there is still fertile land left for you on the peninsula."

Wu Yan took a step forward, bowed slightly, and said in a steady and firm voice: "General Xing, we Wuhuan have discussed with the Xianbei tribe for many days and decided to return to the grassland first. After discussing with our tribesmen, we will continue to settle on the peninsula."

It can be seen that Xing Daorong was quite satisfied with the place he found for them.

Otherwise, they would not be willing to settle in the peninsula.

Even Xing Daorong could see from Wu Yan's eyes that there was both expectation for the future and a hint of heaviness of parting.

In fact, even though Xing Daorong has been using the Wuhuan people, it is also an opportunity for them.

At least when following the Han people, we won't treat them like dogs like we did when following the Huns.

Treat everyone equally and share the land and rewards.

Therefore, Wu Yan felt somewhat reluctant to part with him.

On the side, Princess Buri had a calm expression.

The physical intimacy between them seemed to have been forgotten by her long ago.

She nodded gently, her eyes like water, revealing an unquestionable determination: "Although the grassland is vast, the tribes are constantly in conflict. We hope to find a peaceful place for our people. The peninsula is fertile and rich in water and soil, and it is our ideal destination."

Xing Daorong sat in the palace, his eyes like torches, sweeping over the two men, and then looking at the people behind them. He pondered for a moment, and slowly spoke: "Since you have this intention, I can't force you to stay. Although the peninsula is far away, it is also part of my Han territory. When you go there, you must remember the court's kindness, abide by the law, and don't cause trouble."

"Of course I will inform His Majesty that a special zone will be established here to give you Wuhuan and Xianbei people certain exceptions and rights."

"As for the name, it's called the Wuhuan and Xianbei Special Administrative Region."

Wu Yan and Princess Bu Ri looked at each other and said in unison: "Thank you General Xing for your help. We will definitely keep your teachings in mind."

In the end, these two people were still trapped by the limitations of the times.

As the saying goes, All under heaven belongs to the king.

Once it admits that it is just a special administrative region, doesn't it mean that it has joined the Han Dynasty?

Even Xing Daorong can slowly turn the grassland area into a special administrative region and gradually realize the core of the territory.

Of course, Xing Daorong would not explain these thoughts to the two of them. He would only discuss them in detail with Liu Bei after returning to Chang'an.

He thought to himself, "There are many tribes on the grassland. If they can gradually separate and settle down, it will be what the court wants. Your trip may be God's will."

When Princess Wu Yan and Princess Buri saw that Xing Daorong agreed, they bowed again, then turned around and led their people away slowly.

Their backs stretched out in the sunset, like a road leading to a new life.

Xing Daorong looked at their figures, his lips slightly raised, and whispered to himself: "The disputes on the grassland will eventually subside with their departure. The borders of the Han Dynasty will also be more stable."

Just
What's going on with Princess Buri? Could it be that she really regarded the relationship between the two as just a fleeting romance?

Xing Daorong thought so in his mind, but he didn't ask for clarification.

After all, not everything has a beginning and an end. If it is really just a fleeting romance, then just treat it as a beautiful memory.

...

After the Wuhuan and Xianbei left, Xing Daorong had to strengthen his control over Fusang.

On the other hand, Xing Daorong’s own situation also needs to be resolved.

After becoming the King of Fuso, the Crown Prince should have been the eldest son to inherit.

However, Xing Daorong found that he seemed to have dug himself into a trap. It was true that Xing Hui was the eldest son, but he was not the legitimate eldest son.

After living a comfortable life in Chang'an for a period of time, Ma Yunlu and the two Qiao sisters became pregnant, and now they have all given birth to babies.

Since both Xiao Qiao and Da Qiao gave birth to daughters, there is no need to say more.

However, Ma Yunlu could give birth to a son!

Xing Daorong was named Xing Shao, which implies self-reliance and nobility. In the future, he is hoped that he can follow his ambitions, break the shackles of the times, and lead the nation to dominate the world as soon as possible.

I have to train my two sons well, and even if it were a daughter, I would not be willing to let her sit idle.

But at least daughters don't have to inherit the throne, they just need to pass on knowledge, but sons will inherit the throne after all.

One is the eldest son and the other is the legitimate son. How distressing!
Xing Daorong thought that Yuan Shao, Liu Biao and others were mentally ill. Wouldn't it be better to give the throne to whoever is the legal first-in-line heir?
But when it came to my turn, I realized that it was not that easy to make a decision.

Especially in Xing Daorong's heart, the throne of King Fuso is very important, and even determines the future direction of the nation, so this mentality becomes even more entangled.

But he also knew that this issue of inheritance could only be considered carefully by himself.

So although he was always thinking about this matter, he never told anyone else about it.
(End of this chapter)