The Qin Dynasty used its extremely strong national strength to intimidate the vassal states in southern Xinjiang and expressed its attitude that anyone who dared to cause trouble would destroy anyone.

The army in southern Xinjiang and the army in Myanmar began to act, expressing the attitude of the Qin Empire towards this matter in a practical manner, that is, during the birthday of the Emperor of Qin, whoever dares to cause trouble will destroy anyone.

Under the strong attitude of the Qin army, naturally there is no slut who dares to make trouble or slap the Emperor of Qin in the face, otherwise he would not have thought of living.

With the strong attitude of the Great Qin Empire, the lords of various vassal states relaxed their hearts and entrusted their comfort to the Great Qin Empire. They believed that even if someone caused trouble, the Great Qin Emperor would send troops to escort them back to their throne and sit down.

After the vassal states in southern Xinjiang made their stances, Ryukyu and North Korea also made their stances. The King of Ryukyu and the King of Korea Li Bing both expressed their willingness to go to Beijing to celebrate the birthday of the Emperor of Qin in person to show their respect for the Emperor of Qin.

After Xiao Ruxun founded the country, commercial trade exchanges between Daqin and Ryukyu and North Korea increased greatly. A large part of the taxes of the North Korean government even came from taxes paid by Daqin merchants, let alone the Ryukyu Kingdom. That considerable part of the taxes came from Daqin.

The merchants of Daqin came to them to do business and sell things, and then bought their local specialties and brought them back to Daqin, or Southeast Asia or even to Europe for sale, revitalizing the economic development of the entire region. They all wanted to express their gratitude to the Emperor of Daqin in person.

In addition to these two vassal states that were always respectful, there was also movement in the north.

After Xiao Ruxun fought the Battle of Datong in Shanxi and destroyed the 300,000 Tumot tribe of Tullik, the exchanges between the Ming government and the tribes in the north were temporarily cut off. Then the Shen Yiguan coup and the Ming Qin Dingjie occurred, and the exchanges between the Central Plains dynasty and the northern border tribes were temporarily cut off.

Xiao Ruxun rebuilt the northern defense line in the shortest time, and also announced the closure of border trade exchanges due to the previous war. Because of Xiao Ruxun's bloody slaughter of 300,000 northern barbarians, all tribes were frightened by this cruel man and did not dare to cause trouble in a short period of time.

Taking advantage of this opportunity, Xiao Ruxun launched his own three major campaigns and initially stabilized the country. Since the Spring Festival in the second year of Longwu, the northwestern frontier and the Liaodong Corps have reported the emergence of northern tribes.

This is not an offensive demonstration, but a kind of temptation.

Yes, it is a temptation of kindness.

In the Liaodong region, Xiao Ruxun solved the Jurchen problem and enfeoffed Chu Ying to manage the Jurchen tribe and gradually swallow it. In the process of controlling the Chahar area, Buyanche Chen Khan was the first to express his kindness to the Qin Dynasty and tried to contact the Qin Dynasty.

Immediately afterwards, Weng Guodai, the Khan of the Korchin tribe, also tried to establish contact with the Qin Dynasty. They all sent messages to the Liaodong Corps, and Liao Zhong reported the news to Xiao Ruxun.

It was during the expedition to the southwest, and Xiao Ruxun ignored this, and after that, they tried repeatedly to express their kindness to the Qin Dynasty.

Not only them, Ma Heima Khan, the Khan of the Yarkand Kingdom in the northwest border, also conveyed a letter of nationality to the Jiayuguan defenders of the Great Qin Dynasty, indicating that they had established contact with the Ming Dynasty and now they wanted to restore relations with the Great Qin Dynasty and resume mutual trading.

Xiao Ruxun was busy with other things and ignored them.

Until Xiao Ruxun decided to celebrate his birthday, he remembered these things and felt that a stable external relationship was a necessary condition for the successful implementation of his five-year plan.

Now that Liaodong and south and sea border have been calmed down, it is better not to cause trouble again in the northwest and Liaodong until he is fully prepared.

So Xiao Ruxun sent an invitation to Buyanchechen Khan of Chahar, Wengguodai of Khorchin, and Ma Heimahan of the Yarkand Khanate, inviting them to attend their birthday celebration.

These tribes and Khanate have stronger national strength than small countries in the south.

Compared with the plan to sell arms for the vassal states in the south, what is more important for these three forces is to let them see the rigorous military appearance and strong military strength of the Qin Dynasty, which greatly shocked them.

The territory controlled by the Qin Empire now added Liaodong and Myanmar on the basis of the late Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty, Luzon and Japan, and the maritime boundary expanded greatly. Their mastery of the eastern region was far beyond that of previous dynasties, but their control over the western region was relatively weak.

Nowadays, Inner Mongolia, Xinjiang, Qinghai, Tibet and other places are basically unavailable. The only tentacles in the plateau area are Gansu, and the Hetao has not been recovered. The Western Regions are now under the control of the Yarkand Khanate.

When the power was strong in the early Ming Dynasty, like the Nuergandusi, the Uszang Commander Commander Office was established in Tibet, representing the central government's management of the Tibet region. However, gradually, the Nuergandusi was abandoned during the Xuande period, while the Uszang Commander Commander Office was nominally retained until the end of Wanli and was later abolished.

After the reign of Qin Ding in the Ming Dynasty, at the beginning of the second year of Longwu, Xiao Ruxun sent a letter to the commander of Uszangdu in the name of the Emperor of the Great Qin Empire who inherited the orthodox Ming Dynasty, asking them to reply, but the letter was as informed as Shi Chendahai.

So Xiao Ruxun made a plan to take down Tibet.

Qinghai, Xinjiang, Tibet needs to be mastered. The political and military significance of these areas is greater than the economic significance. It may not be of much significance in terms of economy, but it is of great significance in terms of politics and military significance. Plateau can serve as a barrier to protecting the Han area. Without these areas, the Han area will be protected without any danger.

In the late Qing Dynasty, Zuo Zongtang and Li Hongzhang had great differences on the issue of coastal defense and border defense, and this was the reason why Zuo Zongtang finally convinced the court.

Xiao Ruxun agrees with Zuo Zongtang's philosophy. It seems to be very expensive to master some areas, but when they return back, they seem to be very cheap. However, once the enemy attacks and has no danger in the military sense, the losses are not something that can be compensated by the little military expenditure.

This is the meaning of buffer zones.

Compared with the threat of completely eliminating the Northern Expedition, Xiao Ruxun's bigger plan is to incorporate the entire western plateau into the rule of the Qin Dynasty, isolate the possible threats from Central Asia, block them on the plateau, and if possible, further march into Central Asia and fully grasp the Pamir Plateau.

Only by fully grasping the entire western region, keeping the territory and defense line intact, and achieving the strategic goals that the Tang Dynasty had almost not achieved.

This time, they are invited to come over, shock them, and make them be honest, and then take this opportunity to sprinkle the Black Water spies over and spend some time to get a comprehensive understanding of them.
Chapter completed!