Chapter 865 The Complete Book of the Great Chinese Empire
After Lu Bu succeeded in triumph, a few years later, he concentrated the country's financial, manpower and material resources, led 300,000 infantry, cavalry, musketeers, and artillery in person, and sent the famous general Tian Yu to lead elite troops as vanguards, one man, two horses, infantry four-wheeled carriages, walking straight roads and galloping roads to ensure the mobility of the troops, do a good job in logistics supply of food, grass, ammunition, etc., eliminate the Xianbei and other tribes in the maneuver, completely eliminate the Xianbei, and sent generals such as Tian Yu to defeat the Dingling people in Mobei.
Then, the city was built in the northern desert, and the people of the Central Plains were encouraged to go north, plant more trees and grass, less land reclamation, develop aquaculture industry, do not raise goats, raise more sheep, cows and horses, set up counties and counties in the local area, strengthen management, and turn the grasslands and desert into the inherent territory of the Chinese Empire.
Zhuge Liang and Sima Yi fought against Sima Yi many times, with victory and failure. Later, Lu Bu sent troops to assist. The Southern Barbarians and Qing Qiang were few after all, how could they be able to withstand the entire Chinese Empire? The tribes within the fallen apart. Sima Yi, Liao Li, Yang Yi and other rebels died tragically in the internal strife. Zhuge Liang and Zhao Yun's army first pacified the Southern Barbarians, and then rebelled with Ma Chao and Deng Zhi, destroying Qing Qiang, completely turning the roof of the world and the south of the colorful clouds into the inherent territory of China.
Lu Bu lifted a ban on sea ban, encouraged exploration overseas, and encouraged the people of the southeast coast. Under the protection of Lu Dai's South China Sea Fleet, armed immigrants occupied major transportation routes and raw materials such as Luzon, Malacca, Java, Spice Islands and Sri Lanka, making it the territory of the Chinese Empire. The immigration policy was the same as before Goryeo and Japan. After immigration, local security forces quickly organized and county-level units were established. The South China Sea Fleet continued to move westward and southward. Military strongholds and commercial stations should be established in the Bay of Bengal, Strait of Hormuz, and Gulf of Aden, and to head south along the coast of East Africa to explore new routes.
The Sun Ce army in the south continued to move south, occupying all the South Asian Peninsula and dealing with local indigenous people in accordance with the old Japanese and Goryeo regulations. When Sun Ce and Lu Dai jointly attacked the Sumatra islands, they treated local indigenous peoples more like treating Japanese indigenous peoples.
He Qi and Qin Yi's ocean-going fleet should recruit skilled sailors, doctors, craftsmen, build large ocean-going ships, train powerful navy, and conduct around the world. Establish friendly relations with Western Europe, Northern Europe, and Mediterranean coastal countries, mainly trade ties. If they do not cooperate, they will send large troops to conquer them.
Qin Yi led the ocean-going fleet to occupy the southeast coast of South America, conquered the Inca Empire, plundered its gold and silver, and then established military strongholds in the Hawaiian Islands, northwestern, southwestern and southeastern regions, and large numbers of immigrated to the fleet to conquer the areas along the way to develop.
Lu Bu killed Zhu Shixing, a native of Yingchuan, because the monk Tanhe Gala of Duluo went to Luoyang to translate scriptures. He set up an altar in Baima Temple. Zhu Shixing first climbed the altar to receive the precepts and became the first Han monk in Chinese history. His Dharma name was Bajie, which was the legendary Zhu Bajie. He violated the rules of the Tongtian Cult. The Pope of Tongtian Cult, Lu Bu, completely abolished Buddhism and ordered the general Lu Meng to lead a 100,000 army to attack Tianzhu. He completely turned all A San into serfs of the Chinese Empire.
After Beimihu, Lu Bu took in a few more women.
One is Guo Zhao, whose courtesy name is Queen, and whose ancestors were the chief officials for generations. Her father Guo Yong was appointed as the prefect of Nanjun in the late Eastern Han Dynasty. His mother Dong, the eldest brother Guo Fu, was the ruling of the Gaotang. When he was young, his talent and wisdom made his father feel strange. He sighed by his father, "This is the king of my daughters." During the war, her parents and brothers died unfortunately, and she herself became a maid from the official family to the maid of the Tongzhu Hou family of Shangdang. It is said that she is very good at dancing. Although she was just a concubine from a maid, Queen Guo's intelligence, rationality and calmness quickly attracted Cao Pi's attention and made a name for herself. When Cao Pi was competing with his brothers for the throne, Empress Guo planned to help Cao Pi ascend to the position of crown prince. Queen Guo originally lived in
After being made the queen, the Eastern Palace was favored by Cao Pi, but she was even more humble. She cared for her mother-in-law, Empress Bian, and was very filial. She often admired Empress Mingdema's character, and curbed her family's power in the government and prevented her from growing up and spreading. The concubines and nobles in Cao Pi's harem sometimes made mistakes, and Empress Guo often made up for them and concealed their faults. She always told Cao Pi about the details of the matter. If Cao Pi took his anger, he would even apologize for him, so there was no complaints from the six palaces. Empress Guo was frugal by nature, did not enjoy himself, and strictly restrained her family. Her brothers were all killed in the war, so she changed her cousin Guo Biao to her father's stepson, and Guo Biao was appointed as the commander of Fengche.
Lu Bu met Queen Guo at the home of Shangdang Tongshihou, and began to be fascinated by her appearance. After asking carefully, she turned out to be Queen Guo. Lu Bu was happy to see the hunt, so he brought her back to the palace that night. After favoring her, he found that she was very talented and named Concubine Hui.
At this time, Lu Bu's empress was his first wife Yan Lin. After Yan Lin passed away, Cai Yan became the queen, followed by Queen Guo.
One is Zhang Chunhua, who is rare and has extraordinary intelligence. In history, he was the wife of Emperor Xuan of Jin, Sima Yi, Emperor Jing of Jin, Sima Shi, and Emperor Wen of Jin, Sima Zhao, daughter of the Zhang family in Henoi. Her father Zhang Fan was once the governor of Jizhou and later became Sikong. In history, Sima Yi refused to be summoned by Cao Cao and refused because he was numb. One day, it suddenly started to rain heavily. He remembered that he had posted books outside, so he went to collect the books unconsciously, but a maid saw them. Zhang Chunhua was afraid that the secret was leaked and killed someone to silence him. Afterwards, Sima Yi respected her. Lu Bu knew that the woman's viciousness was not something that others could control, but only he could control her.
One is Zhu Rong, who uses Changbiao and five flying knives on his back, and he hits every shot. In the Romance, it is Meng Huo’s wife, now the daughter of a tribe leader. She was captured by Zhuge Liang and given to Lu Bu. She is beautiful, wild and crazy on the bed.
What Lu Bu's Chinese Empire was great not only to build a large territory, but to effectively curb **.
Before this, Lu Bu was heartbroken to find that in the prevalent environment, people's chances of accumulating wealth and obtaining income were extremely unequal, and it was difficult for the poor to accept the reality of hardship. The rationality of the income of the rich would be questioned. The more stable the society wants, the more unstable it is. It is necessary to curb the corruption and rent-seeking of the bureaucratic class. Lu Bu estimated that controlling the efficiency and improving efficiency can increase per capita income by 4 times in a long period of time. Therefore, he opposed the opposition and carried out continuous reforms, which not only based on the continuous growth of the economy, but also required institutional reforms to eliminate a series of institutional genes that may lead to a vicious cycle.
Through a series of institutional innovations, he effectively curbed the proliferation of bureaucratic public power, so that it was controlled by the supervision of the people and the royal family. If the bureaucrats were not corrupt, the people's lives would be better. The country would be able to become rich and strong, and would have money to give the people the necessary social security, compulsory education, basic medical care, minimum living allowances and pensions, etc., all directly reach people. They are linked to personal characteristics such as ID number and social welfare accounts, and can move with the flow of population. In this way, Lu Bu tried his best to promote balanced labor and capital, keep rich in the people, and make the continuous strong consumption within the people and investment demand a guarantee for the sustainable development of the economy.
Lu Bu believed that only by hiding wealth from the people was the most fundamental way to ensure the long-term development of the country, healthy, harmonious and stable development. He opposed any policy of robbing the poor and helping the rich, and he opposed any policy of advancing the country and retreating the people. In specific political practice, he truly linked the interests of most people with the interests of the royal family, rather than fooling the people in vernacular terms. In fact, he was flirting with corrupt officials. Such evil behaviors were not in line with the long-term interests of the royal family.
The Chinese Empire's political system tends to be a constitutional monarchy. The dual constitutional monarchy is a division of power between the monarch and the parliament. The monarch appoints the cabinet, and the cabinet is responsible to the monarch. The monarch directly controls the military power and the supervision power, while the parliament exercises legislative power and administrative power, but the monarch has the power to veto.
In order not to make his huge Chinese Empire a flash-changing empire, the Mongol Empire was determined to vigorously develop radio technology, develop modern technology, and strive to develop technological heights in the United States in the future. Only in this way can we firmly grasp the Greater China Prosperity Circle.
In cultivating his heirs, Lu Bu must not learn from Sun Jian, Cao Cao, Zhu Yuanzhang, and Zhang Zuolin. The heirs must go through war, lead the army alone, have a tactical awareness, a strategic view, and have a strong personality. He must not create Sun Quan, Cao Pi, Zhu Yunwen, and Zhang Xueliang.
After many years, Lu Bu was finally realized on the world map, a Greater China Co-prosperity Circle with a radius of 10,000 miles drawn on Luoyang on the center of the circle. From the age of 27, he has been committed to the realization of this dream. Before his death, he finally had no regrets.
The greatness of the Greater China Empire has been 5,000 years long, and has never been around since before. It is truly great and the reason for greatness. People have different opinions. (To be continued...)
Chapter completed!