It is said that the 'Tui En Order' taken out by Quyang Hou Xiong Wuliang is famous in Chinese history.

In terms of playing conspiracy, it is indeed difficult for Xiong Wuliang to find an opponent of the same magnitude as Zhao Ju...... Especially in Yingdu, this is the home of the Zhao family, from top to bottom is Zhao Ju's eyeliner, and even a dog passing by at the door may also have inextricable distant relatives with the Zhao family.

In this place of Yingdu, Xiong Wuliang Qu Yuan summoned Hua Le Yi and others to tie them up, and it was enough to choke Zhao Ju, the opponent of the old fox.

But the conspiracy can't be played, we can play the yang conspiracy!

The so-called yang conspiracy refers to the fact that the opponent clearly knows your intentions, but he has no choice but to take the bait.

And as we all know, Xiong Wuliang's 'Tui En Order' taken out at this moment has always been known as 'the first yang conspiracy in history'!

In real history, in the early days of the establishment of the Han Dynasty, it basically followed the mixed political system of the Qin system and the Zhou system - not only established a large number of counties according to the Qin system, but also divided many princes according to the routine of the Zhou system.

These princes are either heroes who followed Liu Bang to fight the world, or they are relatives of the old Liu family...... Of course, there are also many old nobles left over from the Warring States period - the Liu group wants to win them over, so they are also awarded the title.

For example, Le Yi's descendants, there is a man named Uncle Le, who was named 'Hua Chengjun' of the Han Empire by Liu Bang.

Later, during the period of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, Liu Che wanted to use troops on a large scale, but he faced the same dilemma as the Chu State at this moment - there were too many princes and nobles, and they couldn't twist a rope, so the mobilization ability of the Han Empire was very weak.

And Liu Che's opponent, the Xiongnu, is a very strong opponent.

Even if the Han Empire exerts ten percent of its combat strength, it is unknown whether it can defeat the Xiongnu...... Not to mention that the princes of all walks of life have to restrain each other.

Think about it carefully - the situation Liu Che faced at that time is not too similar to Xiong Wuliang's predicament at the moment!

There is a strong enemy on the outside, but there is no unity on the inside.

So they want to centralize power - but if they are soft, it will definitely be useless, and if they are hard, they are afraid that they will rebel.

And once the internal conflict and division evolve into a military conflict, the foreign enemy is likely to take advantage of the situation to invade!

This is simply a copy of the predicament of the Chu State!

Chu State 2.0!

Then again, what Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty had to face at that time was all the nobles in the entire land of China, not only Chu - and not only the old nobles and old families left over from the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, but also many new upstarts who followed Liu Bang's military exploits.

If you want to centralize power, you will face even more resistance than the Chu State under Xiong Wuliang's rule at this moment!

How's that to be?

There is a genius named Master Father Yan, who presented the 'Tui En Order' that will remain in the annals of history for Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty!

In the past, after the death of a feudal prince, the eldest son inherited his entire political legacy.

The Tui En Decree stipulates that in addition to the eldest son inheriting the title, the rest of the children can also divide a part of the land left by the deceased father, and the chairman of the Liu Group will grant a lower title.

From generation to generation, the earth will end.

The former eldest son can eat it all, while the concubine has a humble status and can only make a living by hard work...... Now that there is a Tui En Order, these concubines are also eligible for a piece of the pie, and they naturally cheer, and from then on they regard Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty as a benefactor.

The major aristocratic families were originally united, but at this moment, they were instantly divided internally.

In practical terms, the ultimate goal of this decree was to divide the large, united feudal states into numerous small landlords.

After a few generations, these small landowners had less and less land in their hands, and their titles became lower and lower, and they eventually became no different from ordinary farmers.

Hundreds of years later, the royal descendants of King Jing of Zhongshan were almost unable to share any land, and even fell into the despondent to weave mats and sell shoes for a living (without the meaning of a humanoid succubus in the late Han Dynasty).

It can be seen that the Tui En Order does have an effect!

Some people may ask: Didn't you all the feudal lords notice the cattiness in this? I wonder if the Grace Order will weaken them in the long run? Why didn't they resist?

This! It's the charm of Yangmou -

The only victim who wants to oppose the Tui En Order is the eldest son himself.

And those who want to support the Tui En Decree are the rest of the family.

With a push order, there is no need for more intrigues, and it naturally succeeds in the role of 'uniting the majority and striking at a small number' within the family.

Do you want to rebel? How do you resist?

In this regard, the family can never be united!

Mobilize everyone to bring the trilogy to kill the emperor?

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Everyone is happily waiting for the heir! Want to rebel? Go on your own!

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Qu Yuan, Zhao Hua, and Le Yi gathered together to observe the 'Tui En Order' that Xiong Wuliang took out, their faces were confused, and their hearts were turbulent, needless to say.

Xiong Wuliang smiled cruelly: "I heard that the major families are united, it's not easy to separate?" ”

"I don't have to divide these families."

"I can even make these families fall apart internally!"

The first conspiracy in history!

Moreover, it is a conspiracy specially designed to weaken the great nobles!

It is completely in line with the needs of the Chu State!

The right medicine, but that's it.

Xiong Wuliang squinted slightly...... As a traverser, it is impossible not to know this order.

But he had never remembered it before.

Until the expedition to Yueguo, I was shocked that night...... After experiencing the latter's mention, Xiong Wuliang suddenly remembered the Tui En Order.

It's just a layer of window paper, and the answer is so simple.

How could I not have thought of it before?

Thinking of this killer feature earlier, can you still make Zhao Ju jump for so long?

But then – the Push Grace Order is a long-term weapon that takes time to get the most out of it.

I really want to completely dismantle Qu Jingzhao and other big nobles...... With the size of these behemoths, it is estimated that they will have to be dismantled into tens of thousands of copies if they want to be dismantled to the extent that they do not pose any threat to the central government and are no different from ordinary peasants.

Fortunately, in this day and age, there is no entertainment for everyone at night...... Only man can be created.

It's all very good!

The former concubines have all become nobles in the future - and as a nobleman, it is normal for a person to have dozens of heirs.

Then it only takes two or three generations to disassemble tens of thousands of copies.

And now the heads of many big families are not young, such as Lao Zhaoju who is in his seventies this year - it is estimated that within ten years, the second generation will be 'demolished'.

The second-generation aristocracy is generally forty or fifty years old, and even if they live a long life, they can live for twenty years at most.

In other words, within ten years, the Tui En Order will bear fruit; Within thirty years, the nobles will be completely torn apart!

It's still a long time.

But that's okay!

From the time of the promulgation of the Tui En Decree, the major families could no longer unite!

The 'filial sons' in the clan who are looking forward to Zhao Ju and Jing Chong's death as soon as possible are probably more numerous than the Quyang New Army under Xiong Wuliang.

Those second and third generations who came to Xiong Wuliang openly and secretly to show their goodwill must be extremely numerous.

The old nobles can't unite!

And in the long run, the demise of the huge old aristocracy is already doomed - sooner or later they will be replaced by countless small landlords, small merchants, and even factory owners and workshop owners who will blossom everywhere in a few decades......

The new era of Chu State's bold progress has set sail!

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