Huaien ran all the way, and without even having time to take a breath, he hurriedly said: "Your Majesty, Yu Shangshu asks to see you!"
Zhu Qizhen looked happy, immediately put down the file in his hand, and asked: "Yu Qian is back?"
"Back to the emperor, I have just learned the news. Yu Shangshu is so busy that he didn't even have time to change his official uniform. He only said that it was urgent and requested to see the emperor immediately!"
"Xuan!"
Yu Qian left Beijing on an important mission.
Among the new policies, there is a very important restructuring, which is the abolition of household registration.
From then on, people no longer had household registration restrictions. Farmers could work, craftsmen could do business, and military households were no longer forced to serve in the army for generations.
With the full liberalization of household registration, the farming system was also abolished.
The army no longer needs to be self-sufficient, but has changed to a recruiting system.
When you are a soldier, you should concentrate on being a soldier. The only thing you have to do on weekdays is training. The army no longer needs to worry about things like farming.
However, the former farmland cannot be wasted. It is regarded as an asset of the army and can be rented to the people or built into workshops. Under the New Deal, the situation of land annexation has rapidly collapsed. The big landowners are thinking about how to sell the land, otherwise
If so, taxes alone can crush them.
In this way, the land originally used for farming becomes very valuable.
Because the army's land does not need to be taxed, all revenue is used as the army's daily expenses, which can not only save national treasury expenses, but also maximize the use of land.
However, although this idea is good, there are still many problems when it comes to implementation.
How many hidden households are hidden in the farmland? Many interests will be involved in the development of the land. Whether the relevant officials can be fair and just... and other issues must be taken into consideration.
In Zhu Qizhen's original idea, he might as well conduct a nationwide inspection.
If you have any specific questions, you can only find out after you go there.
Otherwise, if you wait for local officials to report it step by step, and then send it back to the local area after your own approval, the day lilies will be cold.
As a result, once this idea was proposed, it was immediately opposed by the entire cabinet.
The reason is very simple. You are the emperor, so you can just sit in the Forbidden City. Can't you?
In order to dispel the emperor's idea of going on inspection, the three cabinet ministers discussed a plan overnight, that is, Qian Qian went on inspection on behalf of the emperor.
He is the Minister of the Ministry of War and a bachelor of the cabinet. This status is enough.
This journey lasted for more than half a year. Zhu Qizhen felt deeply sad and asked Huaien to prepare tea. Then, he saw Yu Qian walking in.
"I, Yu Qian, come to see the Emperor!"
"No gifts for the Qing family!"
Zhu Qizhen stood up and helped him himself.
For some reason, he always felt a little ashamed of Qian.
Although some things in the past life did not happen, this feeling is very strange and will appear from time to time...
When Yu Qian saw this, he quickly stood up by himself. He did not dare to let the emperor help him.
In fact, he also had a strange idea in his mind.
Just...
The emperor seems to be overly enthusiastic about him. Usually, as long as he puts forward any ideas, the emperor will support him.
Sometimes we don’t even ask why, just support it anyway.
Moreover, no matter what you do, the emperor will trust you unconditionally.
This feeling is very strange, and he can't explain why. It is said that a scholar dies for a confidant, and the emperor trusts himself so much. Only by doing his best can he live up to the emperor's kindness.
"Your Majesty, I have something very important to do when I return to Beijing this time."
While Yu Qian was talking, he took out a memo, which he wrote on his way back to Beijing.
After Zhu Qizhen took it, he didn't open it, but threw it on the royal eucalyptus.
He looked at Yu Qian's tattered robe. It seemed that it had not been washed for many days, and his face and neck were full of dirt. It was placed on the street. Who knew that this person was actually a cabinet scholar and the Minister of War?
This person is loyal, and the one in his previous life is really nothing...
Yu Qian was a little confused and said: "Your Majesty..."
"No need to read!"
Zhu Qizhen waved his hand gently, and then said: "Just tell me what happened."
Yu Qian was stunned for a moment, and then said: "I was ordered to inspect military camps across the country and supervise matters related to restructuring. When I arrived in Chengdu, I found that there was already a tense situation there. Wuszang was gathering an army with the intention of attacking!"
"Wuzang..."
Zhu Qizhen thought quickly in his mind, this place has been very dishonest since the founding of the Ming Dynasty.
Although it is nominally the territory of Ming Dynasty, but... it is only in name.
If you give people some grain, cloth, gold and silver, they will be happy to accept it.
Of course, Ming Dynasty couldn't give it away for nothing, and usually went with an appointment.
The situation here is very complicated. During the Song Dynasty, this place was called Tubo. Every day, I was thinking about how to fight with the Song Dynasty and grab something back.
Later, the Mongols came.
As the saying goes, those who are soft are afraid of those who are hard, and those who are hard are afraid of their lives.
Tubo was able to be more arrogant in front of the Southern Song Dynasty, but when faced with the Mongolian cavalry, they simply gave up.
The leader at that time was called Ban Mi Da, who personally surrendered to Mongolia. From then on, it was renamed Usizang, divided into 130,000 households, and together with the Mansion of Marshal Narisu Guru Sun, it was all under the control of Usizang Nalisu
Guru Sunsanlu announced the jurisdiction of Marshal Sidu Mansion.
The Marshal of the Xuanwei Envoy is generally held concurrently by the local religious leader. He is the highest administrator of Uzbekistan and is directly appointed by the imperial court.
The remaining officials were appointed by Marshal Xuanwei and submitted to the imperial court for approval.
To put it simply, although Uzang surrendered to the Yuan Dynasty, relatively speaking, it was still in a semi-autonomous state.
In this regard, the Mongolian court will not interfere too much. As long as you don't cause trouble and do whatever you want, I don't care.
In the Ming Dynasty, Zhu Yuanzhang believed that he had taken over the Yuan Dynasty, and naturally, he also took over control places such as Wusuzang.
Therefore, in the early Ming Dynasty, Wusi Zangwei was set up, and later he was promoted to the capital commander and envoy department, and there were several lines of capital commander and envoy department, Wanhufu, Qianhusuo, Baihusuo, etc.
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At that time, the Ming Dynasty had just been established, and the biggest enemy was the Northern Yuan forces in the desert. Their attitude towards Uzang was similar to that of the Yuanting, as long as they didn't cause trouble, it was enough.
As for Wu Zang, he basically has an indifferent attitude towards the fact that he has changed his boss.
No matter it's the Yuan Dynasty or the Ming Dynasty, as long as you give me money and food, I will obey you. If you don't give it... then it's a shame!
Therefore, in the hundred years since the founding of the Ming Dynasty, the relationship between the imperial court and Uzang has always been superficially compatible but mysteriously different. Both sides have what they want, and neither side will easily express their opinions until there is no major conflict of interest.
However, this balance was finally broken.
Zhu Qizhen summoned the vassal kings to enter the country and re-divided the fiefdoms. The fiefdoms were all outside the borders of the Ming Dynasty, or the land that nominally belonged to the Ming Dynasty but was not actually controlled by the Ming Dynasty.