At this time, Yang Hao had no leisure at all, and he would still be an ally in the east.

Destroying the summer, destroying the poor, and pacifying the various resistance forces in the newly conquered territory had already made him anxious.

The sudden increase in territory has already initially exposed the limitations of this era.

Now the territory of Qi is too big, and it is impossible to completely control these territories in their own hands.

The shortage of manpower has left a large area of the territory in a state of anarchy, although Yang Hao feels unwilling, but this is the reality, the backward traffic environment, so that he can't use his ideas.

As for the sub-feudal system, he also considered it, but he quickly rejected it.

In his opinion, the mainland of China must be unified, and as for the surrounding wild lands, if they really can't rule in the future, he may consider dividing those places among his sons.

Splitting the homeland, which is not at all on his radar.

In order to dominate these areas as much as possible, Yang Hao decided to break up the tens of thousands of troops of Daqi, and use this scattered method to keep these territories under his actual control as much as possible.

As for the other anarchies, they can only be left for the future.

In the face of the invasion of Daqi, the resistance of all ethnic groups is still very tenacious, but the gap between the two is too huge.

If it weren't for the Qi State to disperse its forces, solving these troubles would only be a backhand.

However, the state of Qi has more than enough strength and too few troops, which can only make these troops become local forces to maintain law and order.

Those who were resisted could not defeat the Qi army head-on, so they could only burrow into the deep mountains and old forests, and jump out and plunder when they found the opportunity.

Although the number of failed raids was far greater than the number of successes, it also made the Qi army miserable.

After Yang Hao learned about it, he was also deeply helpless.

These rebels are simply bandits created by themselves.

These people don't have much strength, but this is also their advantage, and fewer people means that they can move flexibly and consume less food.

And now the Qi army has not gone out once, it has cost a lot, if these bandits are wiped out, I don't know how much money and food will be spent.

In desperation, after consulting with officials, the Daqi government promulgated a system of reporting and joint sitting.

The court would reward those who reported the rebels' hiding places, but it would be a grave crime to kill the three tribes if anyone dared to join them.

The most basic task of the local army is to ensure the smooth progress of local production and construction, and if it can exterminate the local rebels, it will be a great achievement.

Under this reward and punishment system, the bandit forces, which had been arrogant for half a year, were severely dealt a blow.

Under the material blockade of the Qi court, many rebels who could not survive were forced to come out and surrender to the Qi government, but what awaited them was a long life of labor reform.

The remaining rebels, except for those who were forced to relocate, gradually found their own way to survive after half a year of development, and chose to fight against Qi to the end.

Most of the rebels were eliminated, and the law and order environment in the new territory of Qi was greatly improved.

Production has gradually begun to resume in various places, and as for those bandits who are like flies, they are nothing more than ringworm scabies, as long as these guys do not arrogantly jump out and cause trouble for the local officials, the Qi people do not bother to pay attention to them.

During this half year, after the preliminary exploration of the Ministry of Industry, a map of the current territory of Daqi was drawn.

Although this map is extremely simple, Yang Hao compared it with the maps of later generations according to the direction of the Yellow River and the Taihang Mountains, and perfected the map.

Until the summer of the seventh year of Hongwu, the actual control area of Qi reached the south side of Yanshan in the north, the northern part of Anhui in the south, and the Shaanxi area in the west, occupying half of the province of Shandong.

With such a huge area, it can be said that it is a well-deserved hegemon in this era.

In order to manage such a huge territory, Yang Hao divided the territory of Daqi, and he did not copy the administrative unit division of provinces, cities and counties in later generations, but adopted the state capital system.

Legend has it that Dayu cast Jiuding Town Kyushu, but this method was too extensive, Yang Hao directly abolished the division of Kyushu, and divided the territory of Qi into one Beijing and five states.

A large area of Chang'an City is the Beijing Division, the north is originally poor and the north is Youzhou, the poor south and the irrigation is Yunzhou, and the west is divided into Qingzhou, Qinzhou and Jingzhou.

Correspondingly, the official position of the Qi State has also been improved, and the highest administrator of each state is the Assassin Shi, who is in charge of local civil affairs, and under it is the Fu Yin, and then the county order.

As for the town mayor and the village head, they are officials, and unlike the feudal dynasties of later generations, the small officials are also officials of the same grade, but compared with the officials above the county order, it is difficult for officials of this level to do much to a large extent.

In order to make up for the lack of officials, Yang Hao also formulated another system, promoting filial piety and honesty.

Although it seems that this thing has nothing to do with talent, for low-level officials, good conduct is the most valuable.

Generally speaking, administrative units at the village and town level rarely have too complicated situations, as long as these people ensure that there is no too much chaos, collect taxes on time, and do not harm the people, they are a qualified official.

Talents are scarce, and Yang Hao doesn't expect these people to do much.

Administratively, Yang Hao will naturally carry out reforms above the military and political level.

In order to facilitate the response to emergencies, Yang Hao divided the five states into three military regions, the Jingshi area has the Imperial Forest Army, the western three states are the Zhenxi Army, and the northern two states are the Zhenbei Army, and the commander of the three armies is called the Metropolitan Governor, and the official position is a product, but the power of the Metropolitan Governor to lead the troops is only given by the north in wartime, and the defense in peacetime is controlled by the local army officers, but if you want to recruit bandits, or other reasons for sending troops, you must report to the Ministry of War, and only after the approval of the Ministry of War can you take action, otherwise it will be regarded as a rebellion.

In order to prevent the martial arts and maintain his rule, Yang Hao can be said to be scheming.

Although it did not reduce the status of the warriors, it greatly restricted their rights.

In the central power center, Yang Hao also carried out a more detailed division of rights.

From top to bottom, civil officials were divided into nine products in the north, and borrowed from the system of later generations, implementing a system of three provinces and six ministries.

The three provinces refer to Zhongshu Province, Menxia Province, and Shangshu Province, and the six departments of Shangshu Province subordinate to the Ministry of Officials, the Ministry of Households, the Ministry of Rites, the Ministry of War, the Ministry of Punishment, and the Ministry of Industry. Each ministry has four divisions, making a total of 24 divisions.

The highest governor of the three provinces is the prime minister, that is to say, the three provinces correspond to the three prime ministers on the left, the middle and the right.

The prime minister of Zhongshu Province, in charge of administration, military administration, and supervision.

The prime minister of the province is in charge of secrets, responsible for the emperor's daily life, sacrifices, travel, and discussing state affairs, and is responsible for reviewing edicts, signing seals, and having the right of veto.

The prime minister of Shangshu Province, who is in charge of the six ministries, can be said to be the most powerful person in the three provinces.

In order for these three provinces to be able to control each other, Yang Hao can be said to have spent countless brain cells to come up with such a system.