Da Qin: I Became Friends with Zhao Zheng

Posting some trivia about the Qin Dynasty: The leading policy during the Qin Shihuang period was "probation laws, thin taxes and limited taxation, and not to miss the farming season." In the later period, due to internal reasons in the empire, foreign troops were expelled from foreign countries, attacked the Huns, conquered Baiyue, and built projects, but it was also orderly and had the most basic risk control. During the Qin Shihuang period, there were no peasant uprisings, and there were no large numbers of hungry people who had no food to eat. The unearthed Qin bamboo slips show that the Qin laws are strict and meticulous, not cruel. During the Qin Dynasty, corvee service was to take care of food and distribute clothes according to regulations; two people in a family could not be recruited to serve at the same time, and even those who were serving sentences for crimes had holidays to go home and work on the farm during the busy farming season; ministers, subordinates, Chengdan and craftsmen had to relax their standards and reduce their workload during winter labor production, and only collected products equivalent to two days in summer for three days; women were paid the same as men for jobs they were good at, and the levy of labor service did not miss the farming season, etc., Which is different from the non-Qin theory of later generations. The resettlement of prisoners of war in the Six Nations, the resettlement of soldiers after the war, the resettlement of a large number of production workers in the past, how to solve the problem of feeding different groups of people in the Six Nations, how to solve the problem of interest distribution among various interest groups, and how to disintegrate the human and land resources originally controlled by the old aristocrats and wealthy families of the Six Nations. These problems cannot be solved by recuperation. The large-scale construction projects during the First Emperor's period were also designed to solve these problems. They gradually kneaded them by launching large-scale projects, weakened the original local power through personnel mobilization, broke down local barriers, and weakened the local power of the pre-Qin aristocrats who actually controlled the grassroots power. In order to integrate after unification, 30,000 households were moved to Langyatai in 28 AD, exempting them from taxation and corvee for twelve years; in 35th year, roads were built and 30,000 households were moved to Liyi and 50,000 households to Yunyang, both of which were exempted from taxation and corvee for ten years; in 36A, 30,000 households were moved to Beihe and Yuzhong areas, and each household was awarded a first-level title. During the Qin Shihuang period, project construction was complemented by the policy of exempting people from corvee taxes and conferring titles. It can also be seen that the First Emperor's period paid attention to the connection between the emperor and the people. Qin Shihuang's period attached great importance to the distribution of manpower. During Qin Shihuang's period, there was a complete, detailed and specific household registration system. Qin Shihuang used these relatively scientific allocations to determine how much people could be recruited, where more food could be collected, and where recuperation was needed. These Qin books also played an important role in Liu Bang's hands. The monarchs and ministers during the Qin Shihuang period had a certain degree of control over the use of people's power and considered many aspects. The ministers had no objections to these project constructions. The construction of the imperial mausoleum was to unify the country and bring together more than 700,000 people from all over the world. The convicts were sent to Mount Li not to recruit people; the Epang Palace was built in the 35th year due to the large number of people in Xianyang. Half of the people who built the mausoleum were divided into half to build the Epang Palace. It was not to recruit new people. Modern archeology has proved that the Epang Palace was built on a rammed earth foundation during the reign of Qin II. The construction of Afang Palace was not in a hurry. It was used as a new office space to accommodate more people in the future. It was also a transfer of the political center.​

Are you going to write about Qin Shihuang's queen? I think this theme is okay

The writing of this article is relatively simple. The reason why I read it is that the heroine's buttocks are not crooked. Some books can let go of the hostility between the heroines, but they can't change history. If you are a small person, you definitely can't change history. You are the mother of a country, and your words can change the general trend of the world. If you can't change history, then you can only say that you are a waste.

The updates I saw on QQ were too slow, so I went to the starting point. Is there a Queen Mother Regent in the back? I have never seen one.

Collect it first 🙂 and see what happens next

Why was it suddenly put on the shelves? 😰 I remember I saw that Lu's Spring and Autumn Period hadn't been put on the shelves yet.

The results are appalling (I didn't even make the first order), are you sure you've finished writing?