"It is this word that the villain has read from a literate official and will never be wrong!" The villager nodded after identifying it.

"Why do you call Hu people there?" Sima Ji looked at the word Jie on the ground, meaning that he asked the villagers inexplicably, "How many Hu people are there in Shangdang?"

"It's called "Miscellaneous Hu". When the county magistrate of our county town once said that there were more than a thousand households in Shangdang's family. "The villager was afraid that Sima Ji would not understand, so he explained these two more words.

There are only more than a thousand households in the Mian Hu family? It seems that the problem of the Hu people in Bingzhou is not serious, and in fact it is not serious. So far, the Hu people who have caused headaches in Luoyang are actually the residence of the Qiang people in the northwest and Guanzhong. The Hu people in other directions are very honest, and Sima Ji has to slander the Goguryeo people before they can send troops.

Sima Ji waved his hand and asked the guard to take the man down, then asked again, "How many people occupy Shangdang? Is there one of the three people? Do local people intermarry with the Hu people?"

The villagers nodded and said that it was almost the same. It seemed that there were three or four thousand households in Shangdang, and the Mihu occupied one-third. Although they didn't talk for a long time, Sima Ji also learned the news he wanted. The politics, economy and cultural policies of the Hu people in Bingzhou were almost the same as those in the Han people. However, many lower-class herders abandoned the traditional animal husbandry because they left the tribe and abandoned the traditional animal husbandry. Just like the Han people, they barely engaged in farming, became poor, and many even sold themselves as slaves to repay their debts.

Sima Ji knew about this, who made Hu slaves cheaper? And it wasn't the Central Plains people who used it more unscrupulously. Isn't the King of Yan also doing slave trading? However, the local Hu people did not have names, but they were called generalized and called Zahu. This is similar to the situation of living in Hetao.

As for intermarriage situations, the lower-level people don’t know so much. It’s good to have a wife, but they’re obviously thinking too much about it. However, among the big families, there shouldn’t be intermarriages, so it’s very likely that they buy some women as concubines. Many wealthy families in Luoyang have Hu concubines at home.

The mixed groups of the Hu Hu actually include any ethnic group, including the Han people who are intermarried, and this is the case in Hetao. From this perspective, the Jie people later should be the people who lived in Jieshi in Wuxiang.

Shi Le's early life could be said to be quite miserable. It was not until he followed a Han herder to enter his military career. Shi Le, who fought under the boss, and himself, was known as the Eighteen Cavalry! However, his Han boss was not very lucky and became the dead soul under the sword of the Jin army.

Sima Ji knew that there were nineteen affiliated tribes under the Xiongnu in Bingzhou, and the Mihu in the Jieshi in Wuxiang was only one of them. The Southern Xiongnu registered about 50,000 yuan, and the Jieshi in Wuxiang was only one of the nineteen affiliated tribes. He was not qualified to have his own name at all. Fortunately, Shi Le appeared, otherwise he would not be qualified to leave records in history.

The Jie people should have a name that Shi Le only had after he became older. When Sima Ji thought of this, he felt that history was mocking the Jin Dynasty. The Miscellaneous Hus in the Jieshi in Wuxiang may not have the large number of Hushangs in the Western Regions in the Jin Dynasty. It was just like one of the 58 Yi generals in Ningzhou. Without Shi Le, he could not be included in the Five Barbarians, and he became the first wave of winners.

No wonder Shi Le's population is so slumped after his death. Sima Ji thought of Shi Le, a slave king with a completely different reputation in official history and the Internet.

"I'd rather cause trouble for you than just Liu Yuan." Sima Ji thought about the trend of the Eight Kings Rebellion. He could kill Liu Yuan before Shi Le appeared. Anyway, there will definitely be royal families who will absorb the Huns as thugs, which is not bad. He is not as good as his favor towards the Xianbei, but he is also thinking of using the Xianbei to hedge against the Huns.

"What are the Han people, Hu people, Jin people, and Jin people's herdsmen's divisions? There is some reason for this." Sima Ji, who was a little worried about his brain, was helpless. If he divided the Hu people according to his living habits, the Central Plains dynasty would not be able to gain a foothold in the grassland in the next thousand years, because the Han people could only grazed when they went to the grassland and could not farm there.

Sima Ji, a Hu man, felt that his side was at a disadvantage, and the other side had a small population. What is the difference between always playing the distinction between Chinese and foreigners and protecting the other side? In fact, those in power would not pay attention to this point, otherwise Sima Shao's son, who looked similar to a white man, would not succeed to the throne and the Emperor of the Eastern Jin Dynasty.

"I just rebel, I will kill you. I really think you can make a big fuss?" Sima Ji slept with his head covering, afraid of being so scared. Even a miscellaneous man with such a small population was so different from the giant baby. He even won Goguryeo, and the future trend of history may not be like. Now he thinks too much is asking for trouble.

The next morning, the King of Yan continued his private visit. He reached the junction of the Fengguo and the four counties of Youzhou. He changed direction and continued wandering. He was not worried about the immigration from Bingzhou at all. There were tribes with a large number of Jie people, and there may be hundreds of them in the Jin Dynasty. I don’t know how many of the old places in Goguryeo were. He would be worried to death if he had to take this in mind.

On the way back to the east, Sima Ji also took a look at the Jingxi Coal Mine. The current coal mining method is still very primitive. To be blunt, it is a little better than carrying it on the back and shoulders of a person. So he really got it out from below, and a waterway was dug up and went straight to Jicheng.

Sima Ji looked at a piled coal mountain and ordered the manager of the Yan Palace, "I tell you that in the future, coal will be used to keep heating in Jicheng. It is very important for you to be careful of fires."

Coal is an important raw material for the industrial revolution. King Yan did not have the ability to launch an industrial revolution. At least he wanted the people of the feudal country to adapt to the raw material for the industrial revolution. The only drawback is that it is a little far away from the iron ore location. If there is a place with iron, coal and gold, could Sima Ji still be so embarrassed?

After completing the last stop, the King of Yan, who had lost contact from Yang Xin's eyes, finally returned to Jicheng. At this time, the inner city of Jicheng had almost been completed, and the newly-established city walls separated the inner city from the noisy outside environment.

"Zhang Da, Li Shan, you follow your wife to Pingzhou, which is extremely important to me. I will take care of your parents and children. As for the female family, you can take them together." Sima Ji still spoke up. Although the guards in the royal palace were not large, their quality was absolutely excellent, and they were enough to lead troops as middle-level officers. If these two guards were always bodyguards, they would be too insignificant. The northeast was vast and there was enough space for them to play.

"Your Highness, who will protect us if we leave? We both feel unwilling to leave as we see His Highness since we are young!" Zhang Da and Li Shan hurriedly refused.

But this sounded very awkward. Sima Ji felt that these two men seemed to be taking advantage of him, but they didn't want to think too much. He said, "Going there is more important than being by my side. Besides, if there is no one to protect her, she doesn't have to ask for it? Staying in the palace can only show off the courage of an ordinary man, and leading troops outside to fight, and becoming the talent of the king. Don't miss this opportunity and go out for a trial."
Chapter completed!