The new people from Lu also value the academic status of their children.

For them, hearing the sound of their children reading in the city every day now makes them forget all their hard work.

But if your children do not grow up or have slow academic progress, they will be furious and feel very embarrassing.

Even these people will not be able to raise their heads in front of others, and will sigh that this is fate. If you are ordinary people, don’t want to think about it. But as long as your children read well, they will be filled with great hope, just like they are injected with chicken blood, and work harder, as if their fate will change, and they will even be able to become an official like the county magistrate.

Lu Zimin was lucky, and his children were more promising. They were among the best in Chinese studies, mathematics and common sense, so he had to start thinking about making more money and prepare for his children's travel expenses and the cost of getting married in the future for their future children to participate in the imperial examinations in Beijing.

According to Zhu Houzhao's instructions, Zhang Cong directly followed what he learned at the Capital University in Yulin City, and compiled the social courses in Yulin City into three courses: Chinese Studies, mathematics and common sense.

Chinese studies mainly include the three-character classics of primary schools, etc.

Mathematics is naturally mathematics.

Common sense is to understand that one is a Han family, one’s emperor, one’s country and hometown, etc., and to introduce a method of determining exam results based on scores.

This also makes even people who cannot read big words like Lu Zimin can know whether their children are good or bad. They don’t have to listen to the teacher’s literary words such as “Ruzi can teach” or “Ruzi still needs to be encouraged” to guess whether their children are promising.

The people of Lu were not worried about not being able to make more money. Whether it was the royal family, the imperial government or the merchants, many of them opened mines nearby or hired people to farm, and they would pay wages as compensation. Moreover, because the city was built at the beginning, there was not much labor force and the wages were not low, so as long as he was hardworking and working hard, it would be no problem to earn forty or fifty taels in one or two years.

Now Zhang Cong understands more and more why his emperor and His Majesty always use any praise to boast about the people of his Han family when he was in the Capital University.

He now has to admit that these Han people who are usually disdainful and even despised by their scholars and officials are indeed the most diligent people in the world. Giving them a piece of land and a stable environment, they can turn a deserted and bleak land into a rich place where the houses are like.

"Garage Pang! Zhang is ready and can now declare his rule to those herders according to His Majesty's will!"

After Zhang Cong bowed to Pang Guangyuan, the garrison officer of the Third Regiment of the First Brigade of the First Division of the Guards, he rode his horse to the grassland outside Yulin City with Pang.

The one who followed was naturally more than 2,000 iron cavalry in the Third Regiment of the Cavalry.

Yulin City is outside the Great Wall, on the east side of Hetao. This area was close to Hohhot in later generations. It not only has arable land, but also has hundreds of thousands of acres of pasture and grassland with plump water and grass.

Because of the Ming Dynasty's migration, these places were naturally occupied by the Mongols, and were occupied by the Mongols in the tribes under the little prince.

Although the little prince and his subordinate large tribe are not here now, some small tribes and some scattered herders still grazed in this area.

But now that the Ming Dynasty has returned, it has turned it into a county in Datong Prefecture, and has also set up officials. These pasture lands and herders who grazed on the pasture will naturally belong to the Ming Dynasty! Naturally, they can no longer belong to the Mongolian nobles such as the little prince!

It is precisely because of this that Zhang Cong, with the help of the Guards, declared the Ming Dynasty's rule over them to these herdsmen!

As the magistrate appointed by the Ming Dynasty court, he is naturally the only person who has legal power to rule these herders. The ruling power of the Mongolian nobles before was illegal!

When Zhang Cong and Pang Shoujie came to a grassland with the Ming Iron Cavalry, the herdsmen on the grassland became alert and prepared to resist, and seemed a little panicked. Someone even informed the leader of their tribe.

Zhang Cong did not let Pang's cavalry attack first, but only asked his Mongolian-speaking staff to shout:

"Everyone! The land you are pastoring now is the land of the Ming Dynasty. You can have the flock of sheep you grazed on this grassland, but you must recognize from now on that you are the people of the Ming Dynasty!

Otherwise, the official will be killed by the invader!

But to become a commoner in the Ming Dynasty, you must first learn the Chinese language of the Ming Dynasty and wear the clothing stipulated by the Ming Dynasty. As long as you are willing, the court can give you pasture land, but the premise is that after you truly become a commoner in the Ming Dynasty!

In addition, if anyone kills or robs the people of the Ming Dynasty, he must first serve ten years of hard work!"

"They are all slaves of Ben Meng'an (a kind of official position lower than ten thousand households)! You Han people dare to steal Ben Meng'an's slaves, so they are simply bold!"

At this time, a Mongolian nobleman named Zach came with hundreds of Mongolian cavalry and pointed at Zhang Cong and shouted.

If it weren't for the thousands of Ming cavalry standing behind Zhang Cong and Zhang Cong was wearing Ming Dynasty official uniforms, he would have long wanted to kill and chop Zhang Cong in half, because as a Mongolian nobleman, he had never seen the Han people dare to steal his slaves. Generally, they were the Mongolian nobles who plundered the Han people for their slaves.

"Everyone, why do you need to be slaves to the Golden Family? How good is it to be the people of the Ming Dynasty? You have your own pasture and your own property. You will not be killed by the slave owner at will. Your wife's chastity will only belong to you!

We are here to rescue you by the will of His Majesty the Emperor of the Ming Dynasty. Since you are in this land, you can become the people of His Majesty the Emperor of the Ming Dynasty and own this pasture!

Our great Emperor of Ming Dynasty is the lord of the world! It is your immortal heaven!

Only He can give you the gospel!

Even if you punish your previous sins, it will only make you serve labor and will not make you sacrifice your life. Only those who enslave you and even force you to sacrifice everything, including your wife, daughter and life!

Only the Tartar nobles who opposed the Ming Dynasty would be severely punished by His Majesty the Emperor of the Ming Dynasty. His Majesty the Emperor of the Ming Dynasty was not only the Han people who killed them, but also killed them for you!"

Zhang Cong's aide continued to shout.

After hearing this, the Mongolian noble Zach became even more angry because he had seen some of his newly stolen slaves move, so he hurriedly threatened:

"If you dare to surrender to the Han people, I will kill his whole family and chop his meat and feed it to the wild wolf!"

Zach's threat was a threat, and the Murdered slaves who had been shocked by his tyranny for a long time hurriedly hid their hopes of being a normal person, but because of this, they no longer had the morale of fighting with the Han cavalry in front of them. After all, they said they were here to save themselves.

Pang Shoujie took the initiative to attack and brought more than 2,000 cavalry under his command to kill the Zach-like cavalry.
Chapter completed!