The Fight for the Throne in Dream of the Red Chamber

During the Kangxi period, the total population in the north and south of the Tianshan Mountains was about 500,000 to 600,000, and the vast majority of the population only gathered in a few oases in southern Xinjiang (Hotian, Yarkand, Kashgar). Large areas in northern Xinjiang were Junggar nomadic territories, with very few settled farmers. Cotton is a typical labor-intensive crop. Not only is sowing, weeding, and pruning labor-intensive, but picking is also the most labor-intensive part. In ancient times, there were no cotton picking machines, so cotton was picked one by one by hand. A skilled farmer can only pick more than ten kilograms of seed cotton a day. If you want to develop large-area commercial cotton, you will need a huge amount of seasonal labor. The entire Western Region has a population of hundreds of thousands, and they have to give priority to growing food to survive. It is impossible to find many people to pick cotton. On a small scale, it is okay to grow a little at home and weave the cloth for your own use; but if you want to do it on a large scale, the manpower is directly blocked.

The update seems not very stable, please write more

What? Marry Yuanchun? Then I have to take a look

Are there any extra updates for the Mid-Autumn Festival and National Day? You have to take advantage of the holiday to attract a wave of traffic!

You wouldn't have stopped writing it as soon as it was put on the shelves, right?

Author, did you not update yesterday?

It's a male novel about the Qing Dynasty The protagonist is either a palace fight, a conspiracy, or the rebellion we love to see But none of them engages in development, changes people's livelihood, or climbs the technological tree! Very strange! The strange thing makes me feel that no one who has traveled through the Qing Dynasty loves this dynasty, including our ancestors who lived in that era! Don't love it either. No reform, no progress, no development!

2. Wang Ziteng conspired to rebel, and even sat within the scope, let's review it again The law of the Qing Dynasty stipulates that rebellion is a major treason, and it is legal to punish the Yi tribe, not the Jiu tribe. There are almost no examples of the execution of the Nine Tribes in official history, and it is an exaggeration in later novels and dramas. The Qing Dynasty's Laws and Regulations of the Qing Dynasty: If a person commits rebellion or commits treason, his father, son, grandson, brother, and people living with him, regardless of his surname, will be executed if he is over 16 years old. Key points: Execution scope: the rebel's father, son, grandson, brothers, as well as the male members of the family who live with him. Wang Ziteng's case: Those who are to die are Wang Ziteng himself, his biological son, biological grandson, and biological brothers from the same mother. Jia Baoyu is the son of Prince Teng's sister (Mrs. Wang) and is a nephew. My nephew is not on this death penalty list! What will happen to Baoyu and Jia's family? The imperial court will classify a foreign relative as a party member who fails to report the knowledge and associates with rebellious ministers. The punishment is to confiscate the home and seize the title. The adult men will be exiled to Ningguta, and the women will be taken into slavery in the Ministry of Internal Affairs. My family will be destroyed, but my head will not be beheaded. The Jia family will also be affected, and to a large extent their title will not be preserved.

The writing is a bit novice

I don't understand a bit, what does the chapter title have to do with the content?