Since the second year of Zhaowu, he has pacified the Later Jin Dynasty, recovered Liaodong, and also pacified Korea.

To this day, North Korea has been included in the Daheng ruling system for eight years.

The system was a province, with nine prefectures and fifty-one counties at first. Later, in the seventh year of Zhaowu, the Korean Navy patrol system was complete, the islands around North Korea were cleaned up, and one prefecture and twelve counties were added.

To date, there are ten prefectures and sixty-three counties in North Korea, with a population of more than 6.58 million.

However, during these years, nearly one million Korean people have been migrated one after another to Liao Province to live with the Han people.

In addition, the population of North Korean people migrated to North Korea privately, so until the tenth year of Zhaowu, the population of North Korea is only more than 5 million.

With a population of more than five million, even if you look at the world of Hengtian, it is obviously not a small number.

Especially these people are not Han people.

Rule under ethnic barriers is obviously difficult to be smooth sailing.

When the first decision was made, the Duke of Ding took charge of the military and political affairs of North Korea. Although he was suspected of committing a meritorious service, it is undeniable that the emperor arranged it to be arranged by the emperor.

As the Duke of the State, he is in charge of North Korea, the energy brought by his identity is obviously not comparable to that of an ordinary official general.

The greatest contribution of the Duke of Dingguo was to set a ruling framework for North Korea and lay the foundation for ruling.

He personally led his troops to suppress the rebellion, strangled the remnants of the Korean royal family and civil and military affairs, and carried out land and fiscal reforms with ruthless means to make the Korean people return to their hearts.

With the Duke of Ding for several years, and the North Korean ruled many times by the Later Jin and Liao Town that year, until Duke Ding stepped down, although North Korea was not stable, it had already had the foundation for its rule.

After several officials and generals, North Korea's military and political affairs have been separated from other provinces in Daheng, and have been under the jurisdiction of the central government.

If it weren't for the occasional turmoil news, North Korea, in Daheng, would have been no different from ordinary Han provinces.

After all, it is very clear that North Korea has been influenced by hundreds of years of Ming Dynasty. In a sense, the Korean people are no longer much different from the Han people.

The reason for the turmoil is obviously not the North Korean people, but the old vested interests of North Korea.

Daheng obviously would not be as scruples as he would be against these people as he did with domestic gentry and landlords.

As early as the Ming Dynasty, the emperor had many plans and arrangements. Whether it was the assassination of the Korean royal family or the humanitarian destruction of North Korean hard-working elements, all kinds of measures had never stopped.

When the Later Jin invaded Korea again, the Later Jin style of conduct was obviously not mild. In the North, some hard bones had already become dead bones.

Later, Liao Town ruled North Korea completely and managed North Korea as its foundation.

The performance back then was like the place where the Qing Dynasty took over in history.

They are all local forces, and they are pressed to the ground by foreign strong dragons.

When the friction is finally done, the winner will naturally take all.

The Qing Dynasty took over the commander's forces were destroyed by the Daxi Army, Wu Sangui, and the Qing cavalry that conquered the world.

When Wu Sangui rebelled, he was able to be a destruction of the Yunnan-Guizhou chieftains.

In this way, Kangxi took over the Yunnan and Guizhou provinces, which was a natural change of land and return to the land, with almost no great resistance.

The same is true for North Korea, which Daheng took over.

In addition, the land fiscal and tax reform that has been implemented has stabilized the hearts of the people of North Korea.

Today, Daheng's ruling foundation in North Korea is naturally stable.

The destructive and threatening nature of the occasional rebellion is even less than the storm caused by those who have ulterior motives in Jiangnan.

In the past, the foreign enemies of Korea were mainly in the Later Jin and the Japanese.

Liao Province recovered and stabilized, and the Jurchens no longer existed. Even Japan overseas has been closed to the country for many years.

In the country, due to the hidden worries caused by the defeat of the Ming Dynasty when expeditioning to North Korea, the Japanese pirates who were active in the past have long disappeared under the increasingly strict policy of closing the country.

The remaining pirates have long become dead bones under the almost idle Korean naval patrol patrol camp.

The sea and land are peaceful, the official roads are smooth, and the sea transportation is becoming more and more developed. As a result, North Korea, which was in the tenth year of Zhaowu, had already had a somewhat noisy and prosperous scene that had never been seen before.

The spacious cement road is unobstructed, and the emperor's frame is also moving forward slowly on this cement road.

It seems like I have entered the countryside. On both sides of the official road, there are no longer stretching mountains, but stretching terraces with distinct steps.

It is early spring, and the working people can be seen everywhere in the fields. In this era, the dress of the Korean people is actually not much different from that of the Daheng people.

It also inherits the system of wise, rituals, and customs.

There is no gap between culture and language.

All of this is obviously attributed to the Ming Dynasty.

If it were not for the hundreds of years of royal transformation and cultivation in the Ming Dynasty, Daheng would have to rule North Korea, as the previous Ming Dynasty ruled Yunnan and Guizhou.

After hundreds of years of rule, the local chieftain forces are still deeply rooted.

It is hard to imagine that such a region and such a thousand-year-old vassal state had evolved into a country that was completely hostile to the Han civilization and had completely different language customs and national systems in later generations.

The land of our ancestors is difficult to preserve, and all the lands in all directions are enemy countries.

All of this seems to be attributed to the Qing Dynasty, who would rather give it to friendly countries than to domestic slaves.

The only thing the emperor is glad that in his hands, the Qing Dynasty was already history and no longer existed.

The miserable future generations are obviously unlikely to appear again.

Thinking of this, the emperor seemed to have thought of something, and suddenly looked at Li Ruolian riding a horse outside the window: "Dorgon is still in the Junggar tribe now?"

Li Ruolian was stunned for a moment, and soon organized a speech: "Report to Your Majesty, you are still here."

"Dorgon also took over the second daughter of Junggar Khan, and should be still in Tibet to fight against the Hoshuo Special Forces."

"A bed bug is really moist!"

The emperor frowned, as if he was a little displeased.

Seeing this, Li Ruolian hesitated for a while before saying, "Your Majesty, do you want to send a message to the Heshuo Special Division and let them..."

The emperor shook his head: "No matter how much he jumps, the more he falls!"

"I want to see what he can do."

Li Ruolian dared not say much.

The emperor waved his hand and was about to close the car window, but then he seemed to remember something again and said, "Go and call Sun Xing over."

Li Ruolian knew it. The emperor probably remembered the war in the Northwest again. He wanted to understand it, but he didn't know whether the General Staff who accompanied him had done his homework.

The thought flashed away, and Li Ruolian also received the order and took the leave.

The emperor closed the car window, leaned slowly on his back, narrowed his eyes slightly, closed his eyes to rest.
Chapter completed!