Just when Shi Bao left the fortress from Xiaoguan and contacted the grassland tribes by the river.

Feng Jishi also led his people, starting from Wuwei and heading west to reach Weushui in Zhangye.

Then we took a boat and sailed along the river, entered Jiuquan County, turned north, and headed towards Juchu Ze.

 The relevant generals accompanying us include President Li and Professor Mei.

General Guan Da went to inspect the frontier and reset the fortresses.

 The reason President Li went there was naturally related to the pasture in Juchuze.

 During the Han Dynasty, in the Juyanze area, the imperial court first established the Juyan Duwei Mansion, and later established the "Zhangye Juyan State".

 It was not until the end of Jian'an that it was changed to Xihai County.

 This is one of the reasons why Governor Feng suggested changing Xihai County to Juyan County.

Even if Xihai is not here, the name of Xihai County was actually changed by the Wei thieves. When I heard it, I felt that the name was unfair.

 So Hanzhong quickly responded to Feng Governor's letter and agreed to establish the new Juyan County.

 The ancients not only called the ocean the sea, but also called the desert the sea.

 At this time, the county where I lived had already begun to experience desertification.

Especially the area from Jiuquan County to Juyan County to Juyanze.

 Because Juyanze was one of the most important borders between the two Han Dynasties.

Zhang Qian dug his way through the Western Regions and visited Yanze several times, establishing a branch line on the Silk Road. This was the Prairie Silk Road.

 The Grassland Silk Road is not like the Silk Road in the traditional sense, and its central route is not very fixed in history.

 This has a lot to do with the rise and fall of nomadic peoples on the grassland and their migration.

  But entering the grassland through Juyanze is undoubtedly one of the most important grassland Silk Roads in the Han Dynasty.

It is precisely because this road is so important that for more than two hundred years, barbarians from the grasslands have often entered Liangzhou from here.

 As a result, desertification occurred along the road due to excessive grazing.

Until today, a Feng governor came to Liangzhou, and this road began to go backwards.

 In the past, it was the Hu people who came from the north and south, but now the Liangzhou family, officials, and people are coming from the north and south, and there are even many Hu people in the middle.

 Chinese sounds, barbaric sounds, dog barking, sheep braying, etc., all fill the Tao.

Governor Feng stood on the bow of the boat, looking at everything around him, with a slight smile of relief on his face.

Guan Ji, who was standing next to him, as a pillow person, felt Alang's rare emotion very sensitively.

 “Alang seems very happy?”

“Yes,” Governor Feng pointed at everything in front of him, “Don’t you think the sights in front of you are very amusing?”

Hearing this, Guan Ji smiled slightly and praised:

"Under the rule of the king, the people live and work in peace and contentment, regardless of Han or Hu, and compete for education. It can be regarded as a rare paradise in the world, and naturally it makes people happy."

After hearing this, Governor Feng turned around and looked.

But seeing that General Guan was wearing men's clothing, he knew the details and still felt that General Guan's charming charm that was unique to young women could not be concealed no matter how much he did.

 He swallowed a mouthful of saliva and smiled even more happily.

General Guan seemed to understand Governor Feng’s thoughts and rolled his eyes at him.

 So Feng Junhou burst out laughing.

General Guan was only partly right.

 Under the rule, people live and work in peace and contentment, which of course makes people happy.

 But what is even more joyful is that a peerless beauty like the general is by his side, and even gave birth to a child for him.

 The most important thing is that Governor Feng finally saw hope and solved the hope of the Hu people going south.

Perhaps there will no longer be a Central Plains landfall in the future, so future generations will not understand what historical events they have prevented.

 But as long as there are legends of gratitude to Feng Langjun everywhere in the desert in the future, that will be enough.

It would be better if we could set up a Thanksgiving Day or something.

 In any case, he will never allow his children to fall into a situation where they call thieves kings or even Huhu people as masters.

 Thinking about myself before, I still thought that children and grandchildren would have their own blessings, which was too narrow-minded.

Feng Jishi decided to have more children in order to better reflect on his own narrow-mindedness.

 Seeing him reach out and hold General Guan's hand, he said softly:

“Xijun, it’s not easy for you and I to have the opportunity to come out together. Why don’t we sleep together tonight?”

General Guan Guan's face, as white as jade, was instantly stained with a light layer of rouge.

 I saw her saying in embarrassment:

 “No time! You go find Mu Niang yourself!”

 You have already given birth to three children, why are you still here?

 You have to wait for two or three years before thinking about it again.

Don’t think she doesn’t know. Just like giving birth at the age of twelve or thirteen, a woman’s continuous birth of children is also harmful to her body.

These things were told to her by a female medical worker at the medical school.

 Besides, there are still concubines in the house.

　　Always let yourself give birth, and have no concubines. Others think that you are a jealous wife.

 The city gate caught fire, affecting the fish in the pond.

President Li, who was standing behind Junhou and his wife, couldn't help but let out a "yeah" sound, and his face suddenly felt like it was on fire.

 She glanced at Mrs. Junhou unexpectedly and shyly, and then at Governor Feng.

 There was actually surprise in his eyes.

 The Feng Mansion has a family motto, which was stated by the governor Feng himself: regardless of children or concubines in the family, all property can be distributed.

 So even though Feng the Governor had jokingly mentioned to Li Mu that he wanted her to have a child.

 But the two concubines were very cautious about this matter.

 After all... the lady hasn't spoken yet.

Now when he suddenly heard his wife mention this, how could Li Mu not be surprised and happy?

 “Thank you, madam!”

 “Why do you want to thank me? If you want to thank me, it’s also to thank you.”

General Guan waved his hand and said grandly.

When Governor Feng heard this, he immediately held his head high and his chest high.

 That’s right, what does it mean if you don’t thank me for this matter but go and thank Madam?

 ma'am, I can't let you get pregnant...

After hearing what his wife said, Li Mu quickly turned around and looked at Junhou. He opened his mouth, but couldn't say anything.

 His face was so red that he was about to bleed.

 In the end, General Guan relented and could not see her in such a state, so he motioned for her to return to the cabin.

 Then he looked at Feng Junhou with a smile but not a smile:

"how?"

Governor Feng looked confused: "What?"

 “Just pretend!” General Guan raised his foot and lightly kicked Governor Feng, “Is this what you wanted? Children of concubines can also share in the family wealth. What a good thing!”

“It’s like saying that a daughter doesn’t need dowry when she gets married!”

Feng Jishi curled his lips and pretended to be disdainful.

 In theory, women in the Han Dynasty even had titles, and naturally had the right to inherit property.

 The deceased can make a will during his lifetime and leave property to his daughter.

 But a theory is a theory. In reality, sons naturally have the highest priority in inheritance.

 As for the inheritance rights of sons, Emperor Xiaowu's favor order had a great impact on the two Han Dynasties.

 This resulted in the phenomenon that the eldest son could inherit the title and the family wealth was divided equally between the sons.

 And among the people, the phenomenon of "shengfen" is even prevalent.

 The so-called "birth division" means that when the parents are still alive, a part of the property is divided so that the son can start an independent family.

 This phenomenon led the imperial court to consciously encourage "living together" with parents in order to solve the problems of managing the people and providing for the elderly.
To be continued...