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c_t; The Great Dynasty Meeting ended in a relatively uneventful way, which was something Zhang Jiashi expected. After all, he himself did not make corresponding arrangements for the banquet because www.biquge.info of many reasons.

And in some cases, although he is currently the regent of the Great Qin Empire, and his eldest son has now become the third emperor of the Great Qin Empire, he does not want to be considered by others to be in control of power because of some current inappropriate arrangements in the future, so he did not let his wife and children attend the Great Court Meeting together.

In this case, the banquet of the Great Dynasty Party naturally seemed a little cramped. But this situation is also a good thing, after all, Zhang Jiashi himself does not like too many lively occasions, and the banquet of the court meeting may be a little cramped, but it is also within Zhang Jiashi's bottom line.

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After the end of the Great Dynasty Meeting, the Great Qin Empire ushered in a few days of festive festivals. After all, it is also the New Year of the Great Qin Empire, and many civilians are showing a happy attitude for the arrival of such a season.

In the current Great Qin Empire, many people among the commoners have begun to raise pigs, so compared to the New Year of the first emperor or the second Qin period, many people's homes are also rich in meat.

This is undoubtedly a huge change brought about by Zhang Jiashi.

Of course, the history of pig breeding in the Great Qin Empire is quite long, because the history of pig breeding in Chinese can even be traced back to the early and middle Neolithic period.

Pig bones dating back about 9,000 years have been found at the Guilin Retort Rock site in Guangxi. 7000~6000 years ago, in the animal bones unearthed from the Hemudu site in Yuyao, Zhejiang Province and the Luojiajiao site in Tongxiang, the bones of domestic pigs accounted for a large proportion, and there were pottery pigs unearthed, indicating that the breeding of domestic pigs has developed greatly. The proportion of young pig bones in the remaining pig bones is large, reflecting the low level of agricultural production at that time, and the slaughtering of young pigs is still a means to supplement the shortage of food. Many pig bones have also been found in Yangshao Village, Mianchi, Henan, and Banpo Village, Xi'an, Shaanxi Province, both belonging to Yangshao culture, and animal bones excavated from shell mounds in the early and middle Neolithic periods in Guangdong Province are also mostly pig bones, which shows that pig breeding has long been prevalent in the Central Plains and South China. Since then, the development has gone through the following process.

According to the oracle bone inscriptions unearthed in Yinxu, pigs were already housed in the Shang and Zhou dynasties. Later, with the development of production, there was a gradual demand for differentiation of different pigs. In ancient documents, there are different names for various kinds of pigs, such as pigs, pigs, piglets, pigs, pigs, etc. and 彘 or pig is its common name.

A major innovation in pig breeding technology in the Shang and Zhou dynasties was the invention of castration technology. The caster is called the pig. "Zhou Yi" said: "The tooth of the pig, Ji", which means that the castrated pig will become docile, although the tooth is sharp, it is not harmful. The Book of Rites contains: "The pig is said to be rigid, and the dolphin is said to be fat", which means that the uncastrated pig has thick skin and thick hair, and the castrated pig grows fat and round buttocks. Before the Book of Rites, the word "fat belly" had already been mentioned in the "Zuo Chuan". It can be seen that the ancient Chinese understanding of the role of castration was very early.

However, in the pre-Qin period, there were very few people who thought they had status to eat pork, so the scale of pig raising was naturally not as developed as in later generations.

During this period, eating mutton became a more mainstream way of eating meat.

At a banquet in Liaodong County, Zhang Jiashi promoted the dishes made by eating pork.

Moreover, as far as the deployment of newly built villages in Liaodong County at that time is concerned, many of these villages have pig-raising houses in many areas.

In this regard, Zhang Jiashi did not fail to think of building these houses into two floors, like some ethnic minorities in later generations, with the upper floor for the residents and the lower floor for raising livestock.

However, this kind of construction method, which is strictly speaking, very prone to the outbreak of human-animal infection and more harmful to humans, made Zhang Jiashi finally give up this idea.

However, even so, due to the problem of insufficient population, Zhang Jiashi had to arrange for some people from Liaoning County to move back to some counties with scarce population, and the new village model of Liaoning County was gradually extended to many areas of the Great Qin Empire.

Naturally, the pig culture has gradually flourished.

After Zhang Jiashi learned the news about this, he couldn't help but show a relieved smile, because he knew very well that pigs are better to raise than other livestock, and as an omnivorous animal, pigs can be said to be the most economical feed and the easiest to harvest a kind of domestic animal.

But on October 6, 201 BC, Zhang Jiashi did not wait for the end of the holiday at his home in Shuangyueyi, but because he promised his son Yingxun, he took several of his wives and concubines and several older children and embarked on the road to Ganquan Palace.

Of course, Zhang Jiashi did not drag his family to Ganquan Palace for vacation, but planned to go to some rural areas near Ganquan Palace to let his children experience the current civilian life of the Great Qin Empire.

In other words, this can be regarded as a micro-service visit by several people with quite noble status in the Great Qin Empire at the moment.

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The construction of the Ganquan Palace in the Qin Dynasty was due to the gradual transfer of the center of the Qin State to the Zhangtai Palace on the south side of the Wei River during the reign of King Huiwen of Qin.

King Qin Huiwen not only expanded the Zhangtai Palace, but also built the Xingle Palace, the Liuying Palace, and the Ganquan Palace (South Palace), because the Ganquan Palace is located in the north of Zhangtai, the terrain is flat and open, the west is close to the water source, and the life is convenient.

After the Empress Dowager Xuan became the Empress Dowager, she took this as a dormitory, and the Empress Dowager Xuan gave birth to two sons with King Yiqu here. In the end, Empress Dowager Xuan lured King Yiqu here to kill him. After the Empress Dowager Xuan, the Empress Dowager Qin mostly lived here. Qin Shi Huang's biological mother, Zhao Jijiu, lived here for a long time. Historical records record that Zhao Ji had an affair with Chang Yu here, and was discovered by Qin Shi Huang, who wanted to drive the Queen Mother out of Ganquan Palace, but the minister interceded to let the Queen Mother return to Ganquan Palace.

In 212 B.C., Qin Shi Huang made the front hall of Ganquan, built Yongdao, and belonged to Xianyang. In the 35th year of the first emperor, the dynasty was set up in Ganquan Palace, and after the death of Qin Shi Huang, Li Si wanted to usurp power, so he locked Qin II in Ganquan Palace and did not allow him to contact outsiders. After Xiang Yu entered Xianyang, the Xianyang Palace was burned, and the Ganquan Palace became a waste area. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, Liu Bang built the Gui Palace on the site of the Ganquan Palace as a luxurious palace for the concubines to live in, since the Han Dynasty, Xinmang, the Eastern Han Dynasty (Emperor Xian), the Western Jin Dynasty (Emperor Chu), the former Zhao, the former Qin, the Later Qin, the Western Wei, the Northern Zhou, and the Sui have all been using this as the capital Gui Palace (Ganquan Palace). The Tang Dynasty rebuilt the Gui Palace (Ganquan Palace), and it was not until the end of the Tang Dynasty that the Gui Palace (Ganquan Palace) was destroyed in the war.

From this point of view, the Ganquan Palace of the Qin Dynasty and the Ganquan Palace of the Han Dynasty are completely different.

Many historians believe that the Ganquan Palace in the Han Dynasty was not built by Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, because during the period of Emperor Wen of the Han Dynasty and even Emperor Jing of the Han Dynasty, there were corresponding records of summer vacations in the Ganquan Palace.

And there is one point, that is, later generations think that the Yongganquan recorded in the "Historical Records of the Huns" is the Simeng River, and Zhang Jiashi said that this is too powerful.

According to relevant records: in the fourteenth year of Emperor Xiaowen of the Han Dynasty, the Xiongnu rode into Chaona and Xiaoguan in 140,000 units, killed the northern capital Weiang, captured the people and gave a lot of livestock, and then went to Pengyang. Make the strange soldiers burn back to the middle palace, waiting to ride to Yongganquan. So Emperor Wen took Lieutenant Zhou She and Lang Zhong Commander Zhang Wu as generals, set out 1,000 cars, rode 100,000, and the army was next to Hu Kou. And Baichang Marquis Lu Qing is the general of Shangjun, Marquis Wei Qi is the general of Beidi, Marquis of Longxi Zhou Zao is the general of Longxi, Marquis Zhang Xiangru of Dongyang is the general, and Marquis Dong Chi of Chenghou is the former general. Only in the remaining month is gone, and the Han expels the Sai and returns, and cannot be killed. The Xiongnu day has been arrogant, the year into the border, killing the people and livestock a lot, Yunzhong, Liaodong is the most, to the county more than 10,000 people. The Han Dynasty is troubled, and it is to make the Hun book. Shan Yu also made the household thanks, replies and family affairs.

And the Simeng River is in the Bashu region, when did the Huns come to this place?

Of course, Zhang Jiashi said that it is not strange that there are rivers with duplicate names in China.

However, the distance between Ganquan Palace and Xianyang Palace in the Qin Dynasty is not too far, and there are also villages near Ganquan Palace.

Therefore, in this regard, out of safety considerations, Zhang Jiashi naturally chose this village near the palace of the Great Qin Empire, which was also very famous, as an area for a private visit.

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Although there are many names and numbers of palaces in the Great Qin Empire, there is no doubt that most of these palaces are located in Xianyang Palace, and the names of these palaces refer to the palaces, not the names of palace groups.

Xianyang Palace, after Xianyang, the capital of the Qin State, is undoubtedly the most important palace:

"Historical Records of Shang Jun Liebiography" contains: Qin Xiaogong 12 years (350 years ago), Shang Ying carried out the second reform, Qin issued a number of decrees aimed at feudal reform, one of the important contents is to move the capital from Liyang to Xianyang, Shang Yang "as the Jique court in Xianyang, Qin since Yong migrated to the capital".

The "court" here is the royal palace in Xianyang, the capital of Qin, and it has been the place of the great dynasty of Qin's successive monarchs since the Qin ruler moved the capital to Xianyang. Qin Shi Huang built a new palace on the south bank of Weishui - Afang Palace, which was to replace the court palace in Weibei - "the court of the first king", and the name of the "court" used as a royal palace or imperial palace was "Xianyang Palace". The kings of Qin and Qin Shi Huang of the past dynasties received the envoys and VIPs of the vassal states, held a grand banquet for the emperor's birthday, and decided with the ministers that major national affairs should be carried out in the Xianyang Palace. Therefore, "Sanfu Huangtu" said that Xianyang Palace "is the purple palace, like the emperor's residence".

Zhangtai Palace has become a general office occasion during the period of the First Emperor, and the historical records record that "the First Emperor bowed to the text and ink in the Zhangtai Palace, broke the prison during the day, and read books at night".

On a normal day, the central ministers of the Great Qin Empire and the concerts of all counties and counties across the country would gather here. The chapter was sent to the chapter platform, and the guard on duty had to present it to Qin Shi Huang for personal inspection, and the mud seal was intact, and it was not secretly opened by the traitor, so he knocked off the mud seal and the imperial view.

Liuying Palace: "Historical Records of the Zhao Family" records that in 299 BC, King Wuling of Zhao dressed in Hu clothes and falsely claimed that the envoy came to Xianyang Liuying Palace to spy on the situation. "Seven National Examinations" quoted "Guangji": "The master father entered Qin, until the palace of Liuying where King Zhao lived, and people did not know it. ”

Wangyi Palace: "Historical Records of Qin Shi Huang Benji Collection Explanation" contains: "Wangyi Palace is also in the ancient pavilion of the east of Changping Guandao in the northwest of Changling, and Linjing water is made to look at Beiyi. It is the northernmost palace in Xianyang Beihan, and the ruins are in Mu Village, Dizhang Town, Xianyang City. At the end of Qin, Zhao Gao forced Qin II to commit suicide here.

The Great Qin Empire also built many palaces outside the Xianyang Palace, such as:

The description of Xingle Palace is "twenty miles back in the week, the front hall is nineteen zhang and seven feet from east to west, thirty-five zhang in the two prefaces, and twelve zhang deep" ("Sanfu Old Things"). There is a Hongtai built in the palace, "Qin Shi Huang built in 27 years, 40 zhang high, up to the view of the universe, the emperor tasted to shoot the Hong on the stage, so the name Hongtai" ("Sanfu Huangtu"). After the establishment of the Western Han Dynasty, Liu Bang rebuilt the Qin Xingle Palace and renamed it Changle Palace.

Huayang Palace: "Seven National Examinations" contains: "The filial princess is called 'Mrs. Huayang'." Huayang, the name of the palace of the Qin Dynasty, is in the old Chang'an City of Xi'an Mansion, Shaanxi. "Prince Xiao refers to the filial piety of King Yingzhu, who was first named An Guojun, and Ai Ji is a native of Chu and is called Mrs. Huayang. Huayang Palace is named after Qin Yingzhu's love concubine and is the special palace of the Empress Dowager Huayang.

It is possible that although Huayang Palace is separated from the Xianyang Palace complex north of Weishui, Huayang Palace is not strictly speaking.

Zhiyang Palace: In the area of Xiwang on the west bank of the Bahe River at the north end of Bailuyuan in the eastern suburbs of Xi'an City. In order to commemorate the achievements of "Yiguo Twelve, opening up thousands of miles, and then dominating Xirong" ("Historical Records of Qin Benji"), Qin Mugong renamed Zishui as "Bashui", and built a "Ba Palace" next to the Ba River, which was changed to "Zhiyang Palace" when Qin Zhao was king.

Chang'an Palace: Built during the reign of King Qin Huiwen, formerly known as the Imperial Palace, in the Han Dynasty Chang'an City. "Sanfu Huangtu" contains: "Gaozu repaired Chang'an Palace City in the seventh year, and migrated to this city from Liyang, and the Qin Palace also left. "When King Qin Zhao, King Zhao received Fan Sui in this palace, "so Fan Sui was seen in the palace" ("Historical Records Fan Sui Cai Zelie Biography").

Bugao Palace, Bushou Palace: According to the "Sanfu Huangtu": "Bugao Palace is in Xinfeng County, also known as the city of Qiucheng", "Bushou Palace is in the west of Bugao Palace in Xinfeng County". When the "Water Jing Weishui Note" records the Yuchi River (now Lintong Shahe), there is an account of "the east of the palace of Qin Bugao, also known as Qiucheng". It can be seen that these two palaces were built in the Qin period. When on the south bank of the Wei River in present-day Lintong.

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But in many ways, although there are many palaces in the Great Qin Empire, Zhang Jiashi has little interest in these palaces, if these palaces are not directly demolished, it is a waste in many ways, and Zhang Jiashi has no choice but to arrange the corresponding guards and finishing personnel to maintain the most basic operation of these palaces.

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