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    Chapter 478: Liaodong Policy (Second Update)

    For a time, the land of Liaodong was filled with laughter and laughter.  &amp*Fastest update** After no longer having the pressure of survival, in order to repay their kindness, the people of Liaodong burst out with unprecedented enthusiasm, driving away the coldness of the entire Liaodong winter.  .

    No one will be lazy when transporting supplies. Sometimes when a transport truck is stuck in a mud pit, the manager in charge of transportation wants to use the supplies on the truck to temporarily cushion the wheels of the truck and push the truck to the ground.  pull out.  However, the people involved in the transportation organized this wasteful behavior, which they considered criminal, and worked together. Dozens of people worked together to use temporarily felled trees to lift the cart out.

    Under this circumstance, the logistics transportation task was finally completed before the Chinese New Year, so that even the people in the most remote places in Liaodong were distributed enough winter supplies.

    The troops stationed in various places are also well-supplied and can cope with several intense battles.  Important cities like Shenyang and Liaoyang have been equipped with more than 20 city defense heavy artillery.  These heavy artillery are all heavy artillery with a caliber of more than 120 mm.  Its effective range can reach up to fifteen miles, and every time a shot is fired, there will be no humans or animals within the nearly 20 meters where the shell explodes.

    However, not everyone is happy.  Those Jurchen nobles lived in misery.  After Xiao Mingqian arrived in Shenyang, he first concentrated the nobles of Hou Jin and the Han prisoners who served Hou Jin in a temporary guard camp in Shenyang.  Then he ordered the Liaodong Division to conduct an examination first and screen out the intelligence personnel of the Liaodong Division.  &amp*Fastest update** Then, ordered officials from the Ministry of Justice from Taiwan to investigate the crimes of these nobles.

    Some people will say that for the prisoners of Hou Jin, if they need any approval, they can just kill them.  In fact, Xiao Mingqian also wanted to do this very much, but reason told him that if he wanted to build Taiwan into a regime that governs the country according to law, this kind of political show is very necessary.  Moreover, even if the Ministry of Justice is put in charge, these Jurchen nobles will not escape death.  Since such a move can establish the impression that the law is above all else, even when facing enemies, there's nothing wrong with it.

    Xiao Mingqian¡¯s second method against the Jurchens was to completely abolish the Eight Banners system and forcibly abolish the Later Jin text compiled by Nurhaci.  All people in Liaodong are only allowed to read and speak Chinese.

    ???????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????¡­  Those who dare to disobey orders will be punished with labor reform to death.

    Of course, all this does not include religion. In fact, the military government adopts a policy of neither supporting nor attacking religions. All religions have developed fairly in the areas under the jurisdiction of the military government.  However, this does not mean that religion can violate the law.  From the very beginning, Xiao Mingqian stipulated that all religious dogmas that violated the laws of the military government were illegal and could not be practiced in the areas under the jurisdiction of the military government.

    This article has triggered the greatest conflicts in the Nanyang region, because many of the Islamic and Hindu dogmas in Nanyang conflict with Taiwanese laws, so the resistance caused by this has never stopped.  Moreover, Xiao Mingqian was surprisingly persistent in this aspect and refused to give in.

    Under the pressure of Taiwan¡¯s military, Islam and Hinduism, which have always been unwilling to make changes, have become less and less occupied, and they are almost withdrawing from the Nanyang region.

    Under this severe order, Jurchen resistance broke out in many places. However, the Jurchens at this time were not the Manchus they would be a few hundred years later. Their population was originally only three to four hundred thousand.

    Huang Taiji took away a group, and another group died when Taiwan entered Liaodong, leaving the Jurchens with a population of just over 100,000.

    The resistance of such a small population is simply not enough.  As soon as the local garrison arrived, they were quickly put down. The few who fled into the deep mountains and forests, most of them starved to death inside. A few survived by hunting, but they no longer posed a threat.

    After more than 30,000 rebellious Jurchens were put into labor camps to be responsible for the difficult and dangerous road construction work, the land of Liaodong completely calmed down.

    After that, Xiao Mingqian promulgated Taiwan¡¯s Land Law, declaring that all land, lakes, forests, minerals, etc. were owned by the state, and the people only had the right to use them, but not to own them.  Moreover, the transfer of use rights must be approved by government departments at or above the county level before it can be completed.

    Ordinary people in Liaodong actually don¡¯t understand what state-owned land means. They only know that as soon as the Taiwanese army arrived, they were allocated a large amount of land, land that they had never imagined before.

    Including those obedient Jurchen people, each person has ten acres of land, regardless of gender, age or child.  This makes what has always beenFor ordinary people who own or own very little land, this is great news.

    Although it is troublesome that land cannot be bought and sold at will, this is only a small matter. Ordinary people still do not feel the impact of state-owned land on them.

    Of course, the families of those meritorious soldiers, including the families of the original volunteers and Dongjiang Town soldiers, received more land, and many of them also obtained the mining rights, making them the envy of the people in Liaodong.

    However, owning mineral mining rights at this time has no practical significance, because the only ones who can be used as coolies in Liaodong are those Jurchen prisoners who resisted, which is not enough.

    After dividing and disintegrating the Jurchens, Xiao Mingqian resorted to the third method, which was to reduce the number of soldiers.

    Any family recognized as Jurchen is not allowed to have more than two children per family.  More than one, then the amount of land originally allocated to them is reduced by one person.  In other words, once this Jurchen family has one more child, it is equivalent to adding two more landless people.  If this family had four more children, the whole family would have to beg for food.

    On the contrary, the Han people are vigorously encouraged to have more children. For each additional child, the additional child will have twice the land, and there will also be many encouraging rewards.  In this way, in less than a hundred years, there will no longer be people in Liaodong who still recognize that they are Jurchens.

    A set of combined punches made the entire Jurchen clan want to live and die.  However, what Xiao Mingqian implemented was considered very mild, at least it did not involve genocide.  In fact, this method will be Xiao Mingqian's main way to deal with ethnic minorities within Ming Dynasty in the future.

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