Back to the Ming Dynasty to be a tyrant

Zhu Yujian smiled and said, "Sit down, Admiral Zheng sit down first and talk."

After Zheng Zhilong sat down, Zhu Yujian continued: "There are not only native barbarians on this island, but also red-haired ghosts.

However, the red-haired fan ghosts have been cleared away, and now only my Ming soldiers and local barbarians are left. "

Zheng Zhilong definitely has not little contact with the red-haired fan ghost, and it is not an exaggeration to say that he has a grudge.

Of course, it was basically the kind of hatred that Zheng Zhilong dealt with the red-haired fan ghost.

However, this can also explain why Zhu Yujian wanted to hurry up and send more Ming soldiers over—His Royal Highness Tang took care of all the red-haired ghosts in order to prevent the red-haired ghosts from coming again in the future.

After all, as long as there is a wave of red-haired ghosts on the island, there may be a second wave or a third wave in the future.

Had to take precautions early.

After Zheng Zhilong agreed, he asked again: "Your Highness, a local barbarian?"

Zhu Yujian said: "The barbarians are easy to deal with. They look similar to the people of Ming Dynasty, but they are darker, shorter, thinner, and their noses are slumped."

Ma Maipi, let me put it this way, do these savages still look like people?Are you similar to the people of Ming Dynasty?

Zheng Zhilong, who was endlessly complaining in his heart, asked curiously again: "Your Highness is going to be reduced to Xia?"

Zhu Yujian nodded, feeling a little relieved in his heart.

Look, Daming's naval admiral is quite capable, unlike that bastard Zhu Zhuohong, who hardly has a brain.

Zhu Yujian said: "After Admiral Zheng returned, he sent someone to send my king's seal to the capital and present it to His Majesty."

Zheng Zhilong complied, and indeed did what he was supposed to do - he just rested for one night, replenished some food and fresh water, and then returned to Daming.

Zhu Yujian and others who stayed on the big island began to build the city after eating their first decent meal in several months.

There is no cement, it is easy to do, just get stones and build the city directly, anyway, with the help of native people, it doesn't feel bad about the cost at all when getting triadic soil or something.

The only fucking thing is that there is always not enough glutinous rice juice. If Zheng Zhilong hadn't brought a lot of glutinous rice, it is estimated that there is no way to get out the sanhe soil.

After receiving the joint memorial from Zhu Yujian, Zhu Zhuohong, and Zhu Cunji, Emperor Chongzhen unexpectedly discovered that not all the clans of the Ming Dynasty were full of pigs.

There are always a few that are not bad - probably evolved into wild boars?

For example, Zhu Yujian, how did he come up with such a bad move of burying things in the ground?

Nowadays, when you want to identify something, except for the naked eye, the rest is basically based on experience-or the naked eye.

After all, in this era, there is no carbon-[-]-type detection method at all, and reliable appraisal masters are basically only available in Ming Dynasty.

The remaining savages don't even have a history, so why are they talking about cultural relics identification?

As for reliable masters, even Daming didn't have many, and most of them worked for the royal family in the palace.

Who would dare not admit what cultural relics Emperor Chongzhen wanted to forge, or directly say the age of a certain cultural relic?

Of course, it doesn’t make much sense to play this game in Daming. Anyway, no matter how the dynasty changes, the common people who have lived there since ancient times are just passed down from generation to generation. It has been since ancient times without Emperor Chongzhen using any old methods.

But this may come in handy overseas since ancient times.

At least Emperor Chongzhen could come up with many ways to use it.

For example, bury some in England or France, and say that the kings of these countries were canonized by the emperor of the Central Plains—anyway, Zheng He has been there, and it has been almost 300 years. Those barbarians still remember the fart ?

Isn't it shameless? Emperor Chongzhen threw his face away a long time ago, and his conscience has been fed to the dog.

The other two requests made by Zhu Yujian made Emperor Chongzhen even more happy.

First of all, this guy needs a lot of books, such as the Four Books and Five Classics, such as the Three-Character Classic Disciple Guidelines-to educate those barbarians on Xinming Island.

This involves the second request made by Zhu Yujian.

Let Zhang Tianshi and the great monk Kuanhai on the other side of Shaolin Temple add some stories about Xinming Island to the fairy tales they made up.

For example, they are all descendants of Yin and Shang, and how Xinming Island drifted from the mainland of Daming to its current position.

Anyway, it is to turn those Australian aborigines who are not too different from the people of Ming Dynasty into people of the same family who have the same roots but lost their roots.

Slowly assimilate.

Emperor Chongzhen felt that there was nothing wrong with this. After a hundred years, under the incomparable assimilation ability of Confucian culture, it would be hell if these barbarians didn't think that their ancestors were the two emperors of Yan and Huang.

With a wave of his hand, Emperor Chongzhen dumped Zhu Yujian's second request for revision of the mythical story to Duan Xiaorong and others.

Anyway, it was written by a blind chicken and compiled by a blind chicken. The reference materials are also countless textbooks that Emperor Chongzhen saw in the training base for later generations of time travelers. It seems that there is no big problem in modifying it.

As for the actual writers Short Xiaorong and Zhang Tianshi, it is their business that the monks of the other side have a headache. Order someone to get it for you.

Before that, it is serious to write well in the imperial prison.

In particular, Chen Mo and Chen Da Yushi have been promoted to the position of editor-in-chief in the prison, so they can communicate more on weekdays.

Literati always have something to say, don’t they?If another masterpiece like "Iron Futuan" is produced, wouldn't it be very happy to hear it?

Emperor Chongzhen who quickly pulled his thoughts back began to think about another matter.

Originally, they planned to keep Jiannu as an excuse or something, or wait until the country is completely pacified before dealing with the nonsense of Jiannu.

But the plan can't keep up with the rapid changes, and now I have to modify my plan.

How big is Xinming Island? Emperor Chongzhen didn’t actually have a real concept, he only knew that it was quite big, probably about the same size as the later Chinese dynasties?

Then the problem is coming.

The area of ​​this island is large enough, and it can support enough people. At least one tenth or even one quarter of Daming's current population is taken there, and it is enough to support them.

And what is the real reason why Daming didn't resist the little ice river in the past?

Land annexation is one aspect, on the other hand, a series of factors such as low yield per mu, large population, uneven distribution of wealth, blocked ascending channels, etc., finally made it easier for the slaves outside the customs.

Once the Ming Dynasty began to immigrate to Xinming Island in large numbers, the local people would inevitably decrease.

With fewer people, there will be more vacant land.

In this case, as long as the small glacier does not turn into a big glacier, any problems will no longer be a problem.

In the Ming Dynasty, when the population was the primary productive force, whoever had the most population had the largest base.

Especially for an emperor.

Don’t talk about family planning, even if someone ran to Emperor Chongzhen and told him that he had too many children to support, Emperor Chongzhen would take it as a joke—the people couldn’t afford it?