The problem west of Guanzhong is an old problem, and its source can even be traced back to the Eastern Han Dynasty, and it has nothing to do with the internal migration of the Hu people. Instead, immigrants in the Central Plains began to move westward to the Hexi Corridor where Emperor Wu of Han expanded. The number of people increased. When it broke out in the Eastern Han Dynasty, Dong Zhuo fought there all year round and trained the Western Liang Iron Cavalry.

During the Three Kingdoms period, due to the large-scale population reduction, no matter whether it was Wei, Shu and Wu, they began to absorb Hu tribes into the army. The unstable Guanzhong was something that the entire court knew, otherwise the Qin King Sima Jian would not have sent to guard Guanzhong. In the eyes of the court, the Hu people in Guanzhong were the most unreliable. As for other Bingzhou and Youzhou, as long as my great Jin Tianshang arrived, they would be native chickens and tile dogs.

As for the Di people... the Di people farmed in Longxi, and were placed under the jurisdiction of Han County since Emperor Wu of Han. They had been planted for three hundred years. The standard Chinese farming ethnic group, to be honest, Sima Ji believed that if the Jin Dynasty had been a little tolerant and not mentioning the Hu people and Han people, the Di people would have long since no longer existed.

If it weren't for the local officials playing the Hu Han way, the Di people would probably not remember that they were still Hu people. If Sima Ji remembered correctly, the Di people would have little history records, and they would have appeared on the historical stage after the Eight Kings Rebellion, which shows how failed the ethnic policy of our Great Jin Dynasty was.

The Jin Dynasty discriminated against Hu people, which is something that the whole world knows. The most failed is this kind of discrimination. On the one hand, it constantly reminds you that you are Hu people and helps you strengthen your national cognition. On the other hand, it discriminates against you very directly. This is looking for suffering and digging a hole to jump on your own.

So when Xu Meng, the governor of Youzhou, sat down at the Yan Palace and began to mention the rebellion in Guanzhong, Sima Ji secretly regretted why he didn't set out earlier to the frontier.

"The governor is coming to test me and let me take charge of the battle, right?" Sima Ji spoke with caution and blocked the other party's mouth first. "I don't even have a male person now. I have only fought in the past few years. If I die in the battlefield, the King of Yan's lineage will be extinct. There are so many kings in the royal family. Should I change someone else?"

This was heartbreaking. Xu Meng was a little embarrassed as soon as this was said. He really just came over to sit down, and there was no such intention.

Sima Ji would never go to the Guanzhong area. He could find a lot of reasons casually. This is the case with the so-called viewing of flowers in the fog. If the Hu people can contact and cannot contact, the Hu people outside the Great Wall can contact, and the Hu people within the Jin Dynasty are actually very hostile.

Sima Ji had known the reason for a long time. Local officials in the territory of the Jin Dynasty reminded you every day that you can't forget that you are a Hu. In this discriminatory environment for a long time, either it doesn't break out, and it's a problem to break out. Why did the Huns and Xianbei people adopt a completely different attitude in the later period of the Eight Kings Rebellion?

It is because the Huns lived within the territory of the Jin Dynasty and lived in a discriminatory environment, and they ignored it when it broke out. The Xianbei people were different. The Xianbei people were outside the territory of the Jin Dynasty. In their eyes, the Central Plains people and the Great Jin Dynasty would give rewards from time to time, and they were also a million-strong army?

Distance produces beauty, and the Xianbei people see all graceful and polite envoys and reward edicts. Of course, they are not dissatisfied with the Jin Dynasty, so after Liu Yuan raised his army, the Xianbei tribes that were involved in the Jin Dynasty were all on the side of the Jin Dynasty.

The Hu people in Guanzhong must have national consciousness, which is stronger than the Murong and Duan clans outside the Great Wall. The Hu people who did not enter the Central Plains were more loyal to their leaders than to be loyal to their own nations. Otherwise, the Xianbei would not have split into so many tribes, and the Murong and Yuwen clans were very happy to kill each other, and the Tuoba clans and Duan clans were also full of hostility.

Not only are the different national consciousnesses, the Hu people in the territory of the Jin Dynasty were not easy to deal with. They have lived in the Central Plains for dozens and hundreds of years, so what can they not learn? It can exist for so long that even a pig becomes a spirit, let alone that the Hu and the Han live together day and night.

I will do your plenary session. This is not the one-way output of Sima Ji's various beatings of kindergartens when he swept across the three Koreans. This is considered an opponent of the same level. Even if Sima Ji is a summoner and pulls Murong in, he may not be able to quickly quell the rebellion.

"If you want to quickly quell the rebellion, what good plans do you have?" Xu Meng asked indirectly, "There are many kings and generals in the royal family. King Fan Yang, King Dong'an, and King Hejian can lead troops to fight, but Your Highness King Yan has fought many times, so it is also good to draw a good plan."

Sima Ji felt more and more that the governor of Youzhou would go to the Three Treasures Hall without any trouble, and someone would definitely let him come. After a moment of silence, he sighed, "There is no solution to this question, only the army can suppress it. Because if you want long-term stability, you must achieve the unity of Hu and Han. I wonder if the governor thinks? Can it be done at the moment?"

If you can't do it, this is not a problem that can be solved overnight. Even if he goes to Luoyang to assist in the government, he can only quickly dispatch troops to suppress it. He knows that rebellion is a cause, but so what? I can't suppress it if you rebel?

"Can you tell me now that who asked you to come and ask this question to me is definitely not the emperor's sister-in-law. The emperor's sister-in-law wanted me to be in charge and issued an order." Sima Ji asked with his chin in a look of exploration.

Xu Meng, who was sitting upright, was silent for a moment and whispered, "It's Jia Mi!"

Sima Ji raised his eyebrows and found out that he was Jia Nanfeng's nephew. What chaos did he do? At present, there is a hidden rule between the royal family and the relatives of the outside world, that is, military power. Luoyang's imperial guards have no choice. But the relatives cannot move the military power of other military towns. Jia Mi actually had a bad mind, and he really didn't know how to live or die.

"The army of eight out of ten commanders in the world are all royal families. Xu Meng, don't get involved." Sima Ji stared at Xu Meng with an inexplicable gaze and said in a pun, "I know that you have a good relationship with Jia Mi, but you can't touch some things. Tell Jia Mi that there is the King of Qin in Guanzhong, there is the King of Liang, Dong'an in the capital, Xuchang has the King of Fanyang, and the King of Hejian in Yecheng, and the world will not be in chaos."

When Xu Meng heard Sima Ji's words, sweat suddenly appeared on his body. King Yan was a very obvious warning. No matter how powerful Jia Mi is now, the world belongs to the Sima family after all, Jia Mi should not stretch out his hands so long.

"Xu Meng is loyal to the court and knows how to do it. Don't worry, your highness." Xu Meng quickly spoke, "Although his personal relationship with Jia Mi is good, your highness has saved his life, and Xu Meng dare not forget it."
Chapter completed!