Zhang Xinchen said: "All the residents in Ganzhou City will move out, and the Ming army will requisition the entire city."
The city of Ganzhou is very large, and now people of all ethnic groups live in the city.
Zhang Xinchen wants to drive everyone out of the city, which naturally arouses everyone's dissatisfaction.
Even though a Huihui representative said: "General Zhang, Ganzhou is a big city and has a special barracks in the city.
The general only has 10,000 soldiers, so why do we need everyone to move out of the city?"
Representatives from other ethnic groups also I felt that it would be too much to drive everyone out of the city.
Zhang Xingchen looked at the representative from Huihui and smiled and said: "Only ten thousand.
These are the most elite soldiers of our Ming Dynasty.
To put it bluntly, if you have one hundred thousand soldiers from Huihui, I'm afraid we will kill them all in one day." " This was Chi Guoguo's threat.
Representative Hui Hui heard the anger in Zhang Xinchen's words, and felt even more angry.
Aren't you the one who should be angry now?
You drove us out of the city.
Where do you want us to settle down?
How should our property be moved out of the city?
Our temple is in the city.
How do you ask us to pray?
The representative of Huihui said angrily: "The meaning of General Zhang's words seems to be that he wants to kill all the Huihui in Ganzhou.
In this case, we are willing to fight.
We can gather 100,000 soldiers, but I am afraid that the entire Ganzhou will become a Ruins."
Zhang Xinchen laughed and said: "I haven't seen such a tough person for a long time.
Then please set a time and place.
Let's kill for a while.
The winners will live in Ganzhou, and the losers will all die."
Representative Hui Hui originally just wanted to threaten Zhang Xinchen to let Hui Hui know that Hui Hui was in charge of this place in Ganzhou.
Unexpectedly, Leng Touqing actually wanted to fight Hui Hui, and now he would be in trouble.
Gansu Town has a rare rice planting area in the northwest, mainly distributed in Ganzhou.
Food is plentiful here, but the Mongols, the Waci people, and the Tibetan chieftains from Kham are mixed together, and conflicts often occur, causing the Han people here to flee back to the interior in large numbers.
The escape of the Han people has made Huihui the main cultivator here.
Although their planting technology is not as good as that of the Han people, and they are not as attentive as the Han people, they are still very good compared to the Mongolians and Tibetans who do not know how to grow rice at all.
The Huihui have thrived here in Gansu Town for many years.
Because they know how to farm, other ethnic groups do not give them any trouble.
Now seeing that Zhang Xinchen dared to threaten them, the envoy was excited as soon as he entered and clamored for a fight with Mingren.
In his opinion, if rice is no longer grown in Huihui, the food problem in Ganzhou and even the entire Gansu town will become a big problem.
Zhang Xinchen should not dare to face this situation.
But he has forgotten who he learned the Hui Hui planting technique from.
The representative of Hui Hui has spoken, but Zhang Xinchen seems not to care about Ganzhou's corruption at all, and wants to eliminate Hui Hui first.
He looked around, hoping that someone would come out to save the day, but he saw representatives of other tribes looking down at the ground, with no intention of intervening in the dispute between Ming and Huihui.
Finally, he thought quickly and said loudly: "Emperor Taizu once made a hundred-character tribute to the Supreme Saint, and the Ming royal family also issued an edict allowing Hui Hui to live in Ming Dynasty.
General Zhang cannot massacre Hui Hui."
Hui Hui was not discriminated against in the Ming Dynasty.
Zhu Yuanzhang did write a hundred-character tribute to the Supreme Saint, but Hui Hui did not receive preferential treatment in the Ming Dynasty.
The reason why Gansu Town returned so often was because they could, to a certain extent, do some work that only Han people could do.
They were not respected as much, nor were they as important as they thought.
Zhang Xinchen was annoyed that Huihui dared to bully the Han people in Gansu Town.
Seeing that the Huihui representatives were so tough, he immediately issued an invitation to fight.
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In fact, he also understood that it was impossible to really kill Hui Hui in this place.
It was not a question of whether he could kill him, but that the matter was too big, and even the emperor would not be able to protect him.
At this time, seeing that the Huihui representative had no confidence, he said happily: "Since you don't dare to fight, then you should listen to my general's advice."
The main people living in the city of Ganzhou are Huihui, while the Mongolian and Wasi people prefer to live in tents, so they have no objection to Zhang Xinchen's decision to expel the people in the city.
Now that the Hui Hui people have softened, the representatives of the other two tribes naturally have no objections, so the matter is settled.
Zhang Xinchen re-measured the land in Ganzhou and announced that all fields would be taxed according to 30% of the harvest.
This is actually pretty good for renting land for farming in the mainland, but the Huihui people don't pay taxes at all on weekdays.
At most, whoever occupies Ganzhou will be given 10% of the output.
Now it has suddenly increased to 30%.
Everyone felt that Akito was too greedy.
Zhang Xinchen kicked out all the people in Ganzhou City and vacated a large number of houses.
Since most of the people living in the city were Huihui, this made the Huihui even more dissatisfied.
Then Hui Hui began to connect in series, preparing to concentrate their efforts against the greedy Akito.
The Huihui people knew that it was impossible to defeat the Ming people by force.
Just look at the results of the Mongols and the Wasi people.
So they came up with a way, that is, they stopped planting the fields.
Huihui sent representatives and said to Zhang Xinchen: "Because the taxes are too heavy, we Huihui can't afford it, so we will give the land to General Zhang and ask General Zhang to choose another talented person." ” Zhang Xinchen said in surprise: "If you stop farming, won't that land become barren?
Besides, if you stop farming, how will you make a living?"
The Huihui representative said proudly: "We have savings when we return home, and besides farming, we are also good at doing business, so thank you General for your concern."
Zhang Xinchen asked: "Isn't it possible that all Huihui have stopped farming?"
The Huihui representative smiled and said: "The biggest characteristic of our Huihui is our unity.
If one family does not farm, then all Huihui will not farm."
Zhang Xinchen smiled and said: "Then please go on my behalf.
I have to worry about farming, so I won't see you off."
The representative smiled and said: "Then I hope General Zhang can find someone to farm the land soon.
The farming season is almost over, and the delay will last a year."
After that, he walked away.
Zhang Xinchen said to the guards: "Send a message to Governor Hong that immigrants from all over Shaanxi can come to Ganzhou."
Hong Chengchou, the governor of Shaanxi Province, has already promoted immigration to Ganzhou in Yan'an and Yulin Prefectures, which are relatively poor in Shaanxi.
In official promotional materials, Ganzhou is known as the land of mulberry and hemp, and the land of fish and rice.
The mountains and rivers here are beautiful and the land is flat, suitable for growing crops such as wheat, rice, oilseeds, and beans.
All those who are willing to immigrate to Ganzhou will be given 50 acres of land for adult men and 20 acres for women.
They are fertile lands that do not have to pay the court to buy land, and there is no need to pay taxes on the land in Ganzhou for five years
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