Zhao Hao had a headache about how to deal with the Mongols in the enemy-occupied areas in the future, and the idea that 'those who are not of our race will have different hearts' is widespread. It's just that the reorganization of the Ezhou surrender has caused a lot of opposition not only in the DPRK, but also in the army, and distrust has always existed, even if they are participating in the war at the moment, they are constantly questioning, fearing that their rebellion will destroy the entire plan. Fortunately, the Fifth Brigade of the Protector Army is fighting very tenaciously at the moment, which suppresses the doubts.

From the point of view of his heart, Zhao Yu of course thought that the best enemy was the dead, and only by destroying it physically was the most assured. But he also understands that the problem of slaughter alone will not solve the problem you face, and if you kill all the people associated with Mongolia, who will provide the taxes and production; And although the slaughter can have a deterrent effect, the enemy will surrender without a fight. But the same massacre will also cause the enemy to resist more resolutely, and the battle will not surrender, which may not be a good news for the Song army.

On the other hand, the mass killing of prisoners will also provoke opposition from the DPRK and China. Don't look at those soldiers shouting to kill all the Tartars one by one, and they are full of distrust of the people of the same clan in the enemy-occupied areas, but if they really slaughter all these soldiers, they will definitely turn the spearhead at themselves, what kind of killing prisoners is ominous, cruel, bloodthirsty...... And so on, a series of hats are buttoned to their heads. Anyway, in the end, he killed and used all of them, Zhu Bajie looked in the mirror - he was not a person inside and out.

Zhao Yu understands that whether it is ancient or modern, the most important thing for an invader or colonizer to be able to successfully rule the so-called invaded land is for the ruler to 'win the hearts and minds of the people'. Of course, the so-called people's hearts here are not everyone's hearts, and even modern Western political party elections only mobilize their own supporters to the greatest extent, and it is hard to be able to obtain the approval of the middle forces.

The Manchu Qing were able to successfully rule China for 200 years because of the support of the old bureaucracy of the Ming Dynasty and the approval of the scholars and landlords. The Japanese were able to occupy the Northeast because they also used the strength of the Manchu remnants and gained their support; As for the modern power state, it is a little more pretty, and it no longer occupies it directly, but establishes a puppet regime by fostering forces and political parties close to it, so as to achieve indirect rule.

Therefore, killing people alone can only be a strategy in special times, not a wise move to implement long-term rule. As far as Zhao Yu is concerned, at the beginning, the ministers questioned his succession to the unification, but they did not dare to kill people, because the national policy of the Great Song Dynasty was to 'rule with scholars', and Confucianism had become an important part of the country's ruling class, and was accepted by other classes in society, and penetrated into every corner of the country.

And if Zhao Yu only questioned the legitimacy of his succession and kept obstructing him, he would let go of the killing to maintain his position, then he would definitely be abandoned by the scholar class. Therefore, although he was aggrieved, he did not dare to tear his face easily, and could only continuously weaken the strength of his opponents by cultivating the power of scholars close to him, and use the Wuchen group to contain them, so as to gain their support.

At present, Zhao Hao is facing the same situation, but the difference is that one is a contradiction between himself and the enemy, and the other is an internal contradiction. There wasn't much he could learn from how to rule the newly conquered regions and make the people of the Northlands available to him. Meng Yuan was able to become the first minority regime to unify China, and they received the allegiance of the Han warlords, and the Han armed forces were the main force to conquer most of China, which was obviously successful, at least in the early stages, but he felt that it was difficult to copy, because there were some things that could not be learned.

The Mongols have been very careful to win over cannon fodder of various ethnic groups since the time of Genghis Khan, and in their consciousness, the Khitans and Jurchens are regarded as Han Chinese, but their attitude is not that of Corporal Lixian, and the Mongols did not know what Corporal Lixian was at that time. After careful analysis, Zhao Hao thought that their success was funny and incredible, and he thought that it was the Mongol 'Ma Daha' habit of settling accounts that made these Han warlords die for them.

Yelu Liuge was a Khitan, a border general in the north of the Jin Dynasty, and later dissatisfied with the suspicion of the Jurchens rebelled in his hometown in Liaodong, and raised more than 100,000 troops to capture Liaoyang, the Tokyo of the Jin Dynasty. Later, he joined the Mongols and became a good helper in his strategy in Liaodong, and Genghis Khan's preferential treatment for him was to take his son Xue Yan as a hostage. When Yeluliuge died, Genghis Khan asked Yeluliuge's other son to replace him before letting Xue Yan go. This policy was also promoted to the Han army princes who defected to the Mongols, and whoever did not send his son to the Mongol Great Khan as a hostage would be a traitor in the eyes of the Great Khan.

Moreover, the Mongols adopted a policy of obscurity towards the Han warlord forces at the time of the Jin and Yuan dynasties, completely ignoring their past. Dong Jun is Dong Wenbing's father, and Dong Wenbing was called the eldest brother by Kublai Khan, Shi Bingzhi is the father of Shi Tianze, the only Han right prime minister in the Yuan Dynasty, and Liu Heima is the head of the 30,000 Han households.

And Guo Kan's grandfather Guo Baoyu, Zhang Hongfan's father Zhang Rou, who laid down Baghdad, were once reused by the Jin people, and they were also very popular with the Mongols. In the eyes of the Mongols, a man who can fight is like a beautiful woman, no matter what she did in the past, she can use it. Even Li Quan, a repeated villain who has fought bloody battles with the Mongolian army for many years and has blood feuds, his mother and eldest brother died at the hands of the Mongolian rebels who attacked Jin, which can be said to be a combination of national hatred and family hatred, but the Mongolians are also willing to recruit and give the Li family hereditary military and political power in Shandong.

More importantly, Meng Yuan gave a reward far more than his predecessors, and Meng Yuan gave these Han warlords a huge amount of feudal equity. The traditional Chinese feudal dynasty began to shrink gradually after the Qin Dynasty, and the annual income of each feudal household in the Western Han Dynasty to the marquis was 300 to 400 Wen, and the price of a horse in the Western Han Dynasty was 6,000 Wen, so the annual income of a civilian family with nearly 100 acres of land was 8,000 Wen, which is a lot.

The gold content of the Song Dynasty's closed households was only 25 Wen per household, which shrank more than ten times. The gold content of the closed household of Mengyuan is the whole household of silk and silver, which also includes the medical household, the craftsman household, etc., each household pays one catty of silk and four taels of silver every year, in addition to the difference between the halved branch household and the silk household, in short, the gold content is hundreds of times that of the sealed household of the Song Dynasty.

Zhao Yu had studied the number of Mengyuan rewards that can be called the crown of Chinese dynasties, Li Shimin gave a total of 71,000 actual feudal households to one hundred and eleven meritorious heroes, and Mengyuan only gave Liu Heima's family a reward of 70,000 actual feudal households, and the entire North China Mengyuan nobles and Han military princes divided more than 700,000 feudal households. And the territory of the Han military prince has all the authority of justice, taxation, etc., and can do whatever he wants.

After Kublai Khan formally established the Yuan Dynasty, even though he reduced the fiefdom of the Han military princes, he continued to receive huge rewards, and the Mengyuan court rewarded one-seventh of the annual income of the whole year to his relatives and meritorious heroes. And the emperors of the Yuan Dynasty were even so confused that the Xue people issued more than a thousand decrees without telling them in order to seek benefits from them, but they also cared about the corruption of their subordinates, but they were indeed extremely generous and bold bosses, and of course they were also regarded as the best partners by the Han warlords.

Compared with the Mongols, Zhao Yu thought that the Southern Song Dynasty court at that time was not only stingy, but also had a much worse attitude, which could even be called discrimination. They believed that these Han warlords were not chaste martyrs for a long time, and were far less loyal than their own descendants, so they did not hesitate to adopt a policy of unconditional support for their own side when the recruited northern Han forces had conflicts with their own troops. Therefore, in the eyes of the northern Han warlords, the Southern Song Dynasty court was not a good backer and was not worth dying for.

Although time has passed now, Zhao Yu thinks that this kind of thinking is also prevalent in the imperial court, and if he dares to make a generous reward like the Mongols, those scholars and masters are estimated to be equal to himself, and the spitting stars will drown him. Those people don't think that others are better than themselves, and they are still former enemies, so he estimates that this trick will not work if it is implemented on a large scale.

In addition, another thing that can be used for reference, Zhao Yu thinks that it must be the Ming Dynasty, even if the current history has turned a corner, Lao Zhu basically has no possibility of becoming an emperor, but it does not prevent him from learning lessons from it. After all, Zhu Yuanzhang lived in the Yuan Dynasty for a lot of time, and he also knew the political and military situation of the Yuan Dynasty very well, and the situation he faced was somewhat similar.

When the Ming army approached Dadu along the Grand Canal, Emperor Yuan Shun left at night like a thief. Zhu Yuanzhang did not order the vanguard general Xu Da to pursue Emperor Yuan Shun, but ordered him to take over the Yuan Dynasty army in an orderly manner. He ordered the military households of the Yuan Dynasty in various places not to change their household registration without authorization, and let them stay in place. By the time he completely occupied the Central Plains, Xu Da completed the collection and sorting of the Han army of the former Yuan Dynasty in five provinces and eight wings, and took over 140,000 Han troops to the imperial court.

Zhu Yuanzhang carefully selected these troops according to the method of three households and one army, and distributed these troops to the Beiping Zhuwei, and many of the soldiers who followed Zhu Di to raise troops later were the results of this succession work. In addition to building the Great Wall in the north, Xu Da continued to take over the military households of the Yuan Dynasty, not only held North China, but also took a large number of Mongolian cavalry, let them wear the armor of the Ming Dynasty and fight with their compatriots At the same time, the cavalry combat technology was popularized, making the surrender army the most powerful leading party of the Ming army, leading these troops to sweep Mobei many times.

In addition to taking over the original military households of the Yuan Dynasty, Zhu Yuanzhang also took over the Yuan Dynasty in terms of military system. He not only inherited the military household system of the Yuan Dynasty, but also inherited the "Stacked Army" system and the "Badu Army". Successfully sharing military expenses with the people, the government is almost zero cost, which is very much his appetite, in his opinion this is a good way to be thrifty and thrifty, worthy of inheritance and development, and was very popular in the early Ming Dynasty......

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