Even though Zhu Zhen's vassal state was taken over due to the policy changes of the vassal king, Zhu Zhen still governed the place as a prince.

The most important thing is that in the situation of unifying Nanyang, we cannot just rely on the route from the sea. In this way, extending the southern part of Nanyang becomes very troublesome.

The Hengduan Mountains block the way from Annan to Lancang, so Yunnan's geographical location is very important.

After Siam, Yunnan will definitely step out and present a pincer attack against these countries that once split from the Bagan dynasty.

Another factor is the ins and outs of several Japanese vassal kings.

When Zhu Zhen, the sixth elder, went to the Japanese country, he was definitely going to confederate the Japanese country, and there was a high probability that he was going to expose the old brothers of the previous brothers. When the time comes, internal conflicts will also be a troublesome thing. Everyone knows some things, but they can't

Put it on the table.

Zhu Ying's mentality was still very relaxed, and he was not angry because of the relationship between Japan and Goryeo.

After the court meeting, the grandfather and grandson talked about the blue jade.

Zhu Yingdao: "Dong Liang's troops in the Siam Peninsula have been prepared. According to the current time, the navy will be able to cross Malacca and arrive in a few days, waiting to transport the army to Tianzhu."

"The main reason for the delay is that the spring plowing in Nanyang is different from ours. The harvests in Chenla and Siam this year are still very good. In the warehouses of many nobles, there are even a lot of rotten crops.

Rice.”

"These Nanyang nobles don't know what to think. They would rather break it than give some to the people. However, this is still very beneficial to our rule. There is obviously almost no opposition from the people at the bottom."

"The ones who are still making trouble now are just the nobles from the past. I have already given orders to deal with these nobles strictly. Even if there are some hidden dangers, it doesn't matter."

The Ming Dynasty's external governance was relatively simple and crude. It did not implement local chieftain autonomy like Yunnan, but was similar to that of later generations, dividing the land from the nobles and uniting the people at the bottom.

This can quickly gain the support of the people at the bottom, which has many benefits in terms of governance and taxation.

Zhu Yuanzhang didn't attach much importance to this, so he just left it to his eldest grandson.

On the contrary, he was very interested in some information about Tianzhu.

"Earlier, Da Sun said that he would let Lan Yu's troops directly defeat the entire Tianzhu. Are those Tianzhu soldiers really so useless?"
Chapter completed!