To put it bluntly, the handling of these people was because the Northern Han Dynasty defended Taiyuan and was the last small country to rule over, so Li Jia had no scruples. The most obvious thing was that Liu Jien only received the title of Yingzhou Marquis.

The key is that Yingzhou is also within the territory of the Khitan and belongs to one of the sixteen prefectures of Yanyun.

Of course, it can also be said that the accounts are settled after the autumn.

In addition to Guo Wuwei, Li Jia couldn't stand it either like Liu Jiyuan, a Taiyuan Yin, who had been lively and was also unable to see it. From the perspective of this kid, he was the most active member of the Liu family and the most prestigious one.

In view of this, Li Jia directly gave him a glass of poisonous wine, with the excuse that he tried to resist the king's army and bewitched the king's king.

This investigation and punishment have indeed made great achievements.

Although the treasury of the Northern Han Dynasty was empty and there were not many rats, these civil officials were indeed capable of making money.

After a while, in Li Jia's hands, he had more than two million stagnants of money, and the remaining gold, silver and jewelry were countless, land, household slaves, household households, and various land deeds.

If you calculate this, the battle will not be fought in vain, and the cost will be restored.

However, if you include the rewards in the later stage, you can't get the money back at all.

In addition, the poverty of the Northern Han Dynasty is indeed not fake.

There are only 60,000 households in the household registration, at most 300,000, but the army has nearly 50,000, and the imperial guards are about 30,000, which can be said to be a military force.

This is obvious how much pressure the people have to support the emperor, officials, and even pay tribute to the Khitan.

Of course, this is also related to the continuous entry into the country and looting the people during the Northern Song Dynasty and the Later Zhou Dynasty.

The huge twelve states are adjacent to the grasslands, with only 300,000 people. How could this be defended? In the future, the use of troops to the north will not be enough to maintain the rear base.

Food and grass alone are hard to sustain, so how can we transport it from the Central Plains all the way?

Therefore, in Li Jia's view, Shanxi, like Shaanxi, lacks people and is not enough to serve as a rear, so that the cost of future wars continues to increase.

The most urgent task is to expand the population, which is the so-called local population.

So he released the family and slaves, and divided the land of his head with them, and then made a list for him.

In addition, he also sent people to various mountainous areas to recruit mountain people who were hiding due to tyranny and let people go down the mountain.

Of course, for Li Jia, the most important thing is to strengthen Taiyuan City and stabilize the Fen River.

Because the Khitans would never give up, especially when they lost tens of thousands of cavalry.

Datong.

The grassland not far away is extremely vast and can't even see the edge of the eye. A strong city stands here, with a large number of tents surrounding the city, and groups of war horses constantly drinking water and eating grass.

Taer, the general manager of Youzhou, finally led his 50,000 cavalry to Datong.

To put it bluntly, the handling of these people was because the Northern Han Dynasty defended Taiyuan and was the last small country to rule over, so Li Jia had no scruples. The most obvious thing was that Liu Jien only received the title of Yingzhou Marquis.

The key is that Yingzhou is also within the territory of the Khitan and belongs to one of the sixteen prefectures of Yanyun.

Of course, it can also be said that the accounts are settled after the autumn.

In addition to Guo Wuwei, Li Jia couldn't stand it either like Liu Jiyuan, a Taiyuan Yin, who had been lively and was also unable to see it. From the perspective of this kid, he was the most active member of the Liu family and the most prestigious one.

In view of this, Li Jia directly gave him a glass of poisonous wine, with the excuse that he tried to resist the king's army and bewitched the king's king.

This investigation and punishment have indeed made great achievements.

Although the treasury of the Northern Han Dynasty was empty and there were not many rats, these civil officials were indeed capable of making money.

After a while, in Li Jia's hands, he had more than two million stagnants of money, and the remaining gold, silver and jewelry were countless, land, household slaves, household households, and various land deeds.

If you calculate this, the battle will not be fought in vain, and the cost will be restored.

However, if you include the rewards in the later stage, you can't get the money back at all.

In addition, the poverty of the Northern Han Dynasty is indeed not fake.

There are only 60,000 households in the household registration, at most 300,000, but the army has nearly 50,000, and the imperial guards are about 30,000, which can be said to be a military force.

This is obvious how much pressure the people have to support the emperor, officials, and even pay tribute to the Khitan.

Of course, this is also related to the continuous entry into the country and looting the people during the Northern Song Dynasty and the Later Zhou Dynasty.

The huge twelve states are adjacent to the grasslands, with only 300,000 people. How could this be defended? In the future, the use of troops to the north will not be enough to maintain the rear base.

Food and grass alone are hard to sustain, so how can we transport it from the Central Plains all the way?

Therefore, in Li Jia's view, Shanxi, like Shaanxi, lacks people and is not enough to serve as a rear, so that the cost of future wars continues to increase.

The most urgent task is to expand the population, which is the so-called local population.

So he released the family and slaves, and divided the land of his head with them, and then made a list for him.

In addition, he also sent people to various mountainous areas to recruit mountain people who were hiding due to tyranny and let people go down the mountain.

Of course, for Li Jia, the most important thing is to strengthen Taiyuan City and stabilize the Fen River.

Because the Khitans would never give up, especially when they lost tens of thousands of cavalry.

Datong.

The grassland not far away is extremely vast and can't even see the edge of the eye. A strong city stands here, with a large number of tents surrounding the city, and groups of war horses constantly drinking water and eating grass.

Taer, the general manager of Youzhou, finally led his 50,000 cavalry to Datong.

Of course, this is also related to the continuous entry into the country and looting the people during the Northern Song Dynasty and the Later Zhou Dynasty.

The huge twelve states are adjacent to the grasslands, with only 300,000 people. How could this be defended? In the future, the use of troops to the north will not be enough to maintain the rear base.

Food and grass alone are hard to sustain, so how can we transport it from the Central Plains all the way?

Therefore, in Li Jia's view, Shanxi, like Shaanxi, lacks people and is not enough to serve as a rear, so that the cost of future wars continues to increase.

The most urgent task is to expand the population, which is the so-called local population.

So he released the family and slaves, and divided the land of his head with them, and then made a list for him.

In addition, he also sent people to various mountainous areas to recruit mountain people who were hiding due to tyranny and let people go down the mountain.

Of course, for Li Jia, the most important thing is to strengthen Taiyuan City and stabilize the Fen River.

Because the Khitans would never give up, especially when they lost tens of thousands of cavalry.

Datong.

The grassland not far away is extremely vast and can't even see the edge of the eye. A strong city stands here, with a large number of tents surrounding the city, and groups of war horses constantly drinking water and eating grass.
Chapter completed!