Nanyang: The Rise of the Wu-Song Dynasty

The protagonist doesn't understand politics and doesn't give soldiers the right to distribute spoils of war or investors the right to pay taxes. Why should they work for you and maintain your rule? Just rely on the protagonist Long Aotian, and he will bow down if he loses his domineering power? Not to mention the right to distribute the spoils and the right to tax, in order to stabilize the ruling group and to tie the heroes and investors to the protagonist's family, the Eight Banners system is the optimal solution. Why? Because when Westerners come, we can really give them the right to tax, and they will make a choice when the time comes. The protagonist's appearance is too ugly, and it is difficult to win over any class that is loyal to him. Nanyang is not the Qing Dynasty, and there are not a large number of Confucian Zeng Guofan who will maintain your rule. Liu Bang told Zhang Liang in Anhui that I no longer want the territory east of Hangu Pass and will use it all to reward heroes. After Liu Bang defeated Xiang Yu, he promoted the more than 600,000 soldiers who participated in the war to five levels, and they were all doctors. More than 300 million acres of land were allocated, and 40% of the empire's wealth was distributed to these meritorious personnel. Except for the king of the opposite sex, Liu Bang's promise has basically been fulfilled. That's why we were able to stabilize the situation and not collapse directly like the Qin Dynasty.

Don't write about being beaten back to your country. Don't say anything if you can't be beaten. What you write becomes a bat, neither a bird nor an animal. I don't like those who want to watch it from overseas and those in China.

Soldiers follow you to the death, not to listen to you draw a pie or shout slogans, nor for your eternal hegemony, but for trophies, military honors, and a future for their families; investors are willing to spend money and resources for tax rights, management rights, and hereditary privileges, which are real long-term benefits. However, most of the protagonists hold on to all the interests and refuse to let go. They neither give the lower-level soldiers the right to share the spoils nor give the upper-level supporters the privilege of binding interests. They are reluctant to part with land or wealth. They just want people to trust them with their lives. How naive. Loyalty that history has never come out of thin air, all loyalties, are essentially the deep binding of a community of interests. Liu Bang was able to defeat Xiang Yu and secure the Han Dynasty, not because of the so-called destiny, but because of his wisdom of "giving up": before the war, he promised to reward all the heroes in the land of Guandong. After the war, he fulfilled his promise and gave all the more than 600,000 soldiers who participated in the war a five-level title. Level, split more than 300 million acres of land, distributed 40% of the country's wealth to meritorious ministers, and let the soldiers at the bottom, civil servants and generals all receive real cakes. Everyone shares weal and woe with the Han Dynasty, and naturally no one is willing to overturn the country. The Eight Banners System allowed the Manchu Qing Dynasty to conquer a large country with a small clan. The core was never to crush the country by force, but to build an ultimate system of interest bundling: bannermen shared war dividends, hereditary privileges and administrative power. Family honor and disgrace were deeply bound to imperial power. Each was prosperous and the other suffered losses, forming an unbreakable foundation for rule. On the other hand, the protagonists in online articles are often extremely ugly and cannot win the hearts of the soldiers at the bottom, nor can they tie up the interests of heroes and capital. Especially in a barbaric place like Nanyang, where there are no Confucian scholar-bureaucrats to protect you, and no clan ethics and ethics, there is no huge vested interest class to support you. Once a foreign enemy offers more favorable conditions, it will only take a blink of an eye for your subordinates to defect. The essence of rule is never to rely on personal domineering to make people bow down, but to know how to share the cake and build a foundation. Those who monopolize profits will end up alone; only those who know how to give up profits can gather people's hearts and achieve hegemony.

The Chinese population in Malaysia once exceeded that of the indigenous people, but the only regret is that the Chinese, who were the largest ethnic group in Malaysia, did not become the ruling class in Malaysia. The Chinese in Malaysia are economic giants and political dwarfs. I hope this novel can comfort the dreams in your heart! The author's descriptions of military layout and other details are relatively realistic, and there is no imbecile exaggeration such as fantasy! Come on, author, be sure to finish writing and order all of them when they are released.

After that, most immigrants were recruited from the Qing Dynasty, Chaoshan people, Hokkien people, Hakka people and Hoklo people. After all, the population exploded in the Qing Dynasty.

In history, too many kings of a country have been detained or killed when they went out. If a gentleman does not stand behind a dangerous wall, why should he block the odds? People's hearts can change. Maybe they never thought about detaining before meeting the protagonist. Maybe after meeting or having a few conversations, they think detaining is better than not detaining. The protagonist is given the title of king in the capital, and the protagonist's father is given the title of king. If the protagonist does not return home, and he is an only son, the heir will naturally become the protagonist's cousins. So will the protagonist's uncle and cousins ​​still have the motivation to rescue the protagonist? The butt determines the head, and the Wu family is afraid that there will be civil strife.

The Nanyang region is more than 10,000 miles long from east to west and more than 5,000 miles wide from north to south. This area, which is larger than China, is dotted with hundreds of countries, thousands of tribes and thousands of islands. It is indeed possible to occupy land and build a country in it, and some people have actually done it in history, such as Lan Fang Kingdom, Dai Yan Kingdom, Ha Xian Kingdom, etc. It is indeed impossible to unify Nanyang. Historically, the Portuguese, Spanish, Dutch and British had been in Southeast Asia for hundreds of years, and there were still uncontrolled sultanates and native tribes in their respective territories. Therefore, I hope that the protagonist's map will not be too big. It will be enough to unify the Malay Peninsula or both sides of Malacca. The Malay Peninsula plus Sumatra is enough to support hundreds of millions of people. How many people can the Manchus take away? A few million is enough to fill the sky. If you can't even fill the two sides of Malacca with a few million, what's the use of further expansion?

The biggest poisonous point after seeing more than 300 pictures is that the protagonist actually agreed to the Hongmen Banquet. As a usurper, he still holds the Han throne. He must be afraid of the Han people and definitely does not lack the courage to take action. In politics, it is always better to lose both sides than to win alone for the opponent. Moreover, the protagonist also created the best external conditions for the King of Thailand. Vietnam was mobilized by the protagonist into a three-party civil war, and Burma was beaten to a semi-crimp by the protagonist. I am the King of Thailand and I will definitely imprison you. The worst outcome is nothing more than forcing the Wu family to rebel. But without the protagonist, what else is there to fear about the Wu family?

In the 72 years from the Opium War in 1840 to the fall of the Qing Dynasty in 1912, the Qing government signed a total of 1,175 unequal treaties, contracts, agreements and contracts with foreign governments, foreign businessmen or international organizations. Among them, unequal treaties accounted for more than 90%. It can be said that there is no one before or since! ! !

Many people just saw the corruption in the Qing Dynasty and actually thought that corruption equaled lax governance. The Qing Dynasty was corrupt but its rule was high-pressure. The Luyin Baojia system almost tied farmers to the land, making immigration very difficult. The only way I can think of is to hook up with coastal officials and form a new black interest industry chain of smuggling and transferring property. It is impossible for Dai Qing to watch you collude with both internal and external parties. This is the core interest of Dai Qing, and there will definitely be a fight. The problem is that if we can really defeat Dai Qing, we will directly overthrow Dai Qing. If we cannot defeat Dai Qing, everything will be in vain.