How to deal with the princes, nobles, troops and other personnel left over from previous dynasties?

How to deal with your own huge army when conquering a country?

The number of troops required when conquering a country is much greater than when defending a country. If the previous armies cannot be properly arranged, it is very likely to cause a crisis for the new dynasty.

More importantly, whether they are soldiers or down-and-out nobles of other countries, they need a transition to return from years of war and luxury to the lives of ordinary people.

Therefore, Qin Shihuang chose to build huge projects, such as the Great Wall, mausoleums, Afang Palace...

These large-scale projects require a large amount of manpower and material resources. In this way, the forces that may have subverted the dynasty can be dealt with very properly.

"..." Ma Chao suddenly realized.

"Conquering the four directions is not to cause chaos, but to bring stability. Only by being able to stabilize chaos can one show his saintliness, like Emperor Guangwu..." Han Sui smiled again and said: "So, today's question is, why did Emperor Qin

When we were still alive, the corvées in Guanzhong did not cause chaos, but during the reign of Qin II, there was war everywhere?"

"Oh..." Ma Chao muttered again, wrote down the question, and then said goodbye to Han Sui.

When he reached the entrance of the tent, Ma Chao paused, turned around and said, "...well, so my uncle has been kind to his old friend in Guanzhong these past two days. Could it be that he was doing it just for the sake of war?"

Han Sui laughed when he heard this and said: "Meng Qi is now drawing inferences from one instance, which is a good thing! Your father will be very happy when he finds out!"

After receiving such praise from Han Sui, Ma Chao immediately smiled from ear to ear, saluted Han Sui again with a beaming smile, and then walked out of the tent.

The smile on Han Sui's face slowly faded away after Ma Chao left.

It's a bullshit fight and then it's decided.

Whoever believes it is a fool...

The most fundamental reason for the decline of Lao Qin was not the so-called corvee, not the so-called people's livelihood, not the so-called legal system, but simply because of the uneven distribution of benefits after victory...

Who would hand over the interests in their hands to others easily?

Anyway, Han Sui didn't know how to do it himself.

It belongs to me, it belongs to me, who dares to try it? I have worked hard to get to this position, from a small official in a border town to a noble prince. Is it possible to lose the so-called friendship?

go out?

snort!
Chapter completed!