Luo Douliao believed in the God of Thunder and liked to decorate the cloud and thunder patterns on their bronze ware.

Liu Rengui was surprised to find that these Liao people seemed to be really good at mining and smelting. Not only were there thousands of kilograms of bronze drums in the drum tower in the village, but various bronze ware also existed in all aspects of Liao people's lives.

Copper earrings for women, copper arm rings for men.

Copper wine glass, copper bowl, copper basin.

In the Central Plains, copper is almost money, and these barefoot and shirtless people actually have so many bronze ware.

Their bronze pottery and wood are covered with clouds and thunder patterns, and they want to call themselves thunder clans.

With Ah Fa in the middle of the translation, Liu Rengui could communicate with the handsome men and others. As he chatted, Liu Rengui was shocked to hear that the Bazhao actually said that they were the emperor's relatives.

At first, he thought that these brave men dared to pretend to be the emperor's relatives, but later he understood that they were talking about Huangdi, the ancestor of China.

"Why do you say that?" Liu Rengui asked Ah Fa.

"Huangdi lived in the mountain of Xuanyuan and married the daughter of Xiling, and was the daughter of Lazu. Lazu was the daughter of the Fanglei clan of Xiling. Huangdi's twelve surnames were the surname of Li, and he was the descendant of Lazu."

Speaking of their ancestor, a witch in the village spoke in place of Bazard.

He said that a long time ago, when Huangdi lived in Xuanyuan, he married the daughter of the Fanglei clan of Xiling, Lazu, as his concubine, and gave birth to two sons, one of Xuanqi and the other was Changyi. Later, Changyi was born in Zhuanxu, one of the five emperors. When Zhuanxu was the emperor, he ruled the territory in the south and Jiaozhi. Later, Shun, another descendant of Zhuanxu, visited the world, pacified Jiaozhi in the south, died of illness in Cangwu, and was buried in Jiuji, and his virtue was in the south. At that time, their lie in Lingnan was also shining by the sun and the moon, and his voice had been understood.

According to the old white-bearded wizard, according to records, their Liliao people, also known as Leiren, were also a branch of the Qiang people. They were relatives with the Huangdi clan. Later, they moved from west to east to the middle and lower reaches of the Yellow River. Later, they were conquered by the Shang Dynasty. So some of the clans gradually moved to the south of the Yangtze River and mixed with the Baiyue clan.

"Aren't you lie-in-laws from Xiou and Luo Yue people in Baiyue?"

As a result, the old wizard looked at him and said seriously, "Why are we the descendants of Baiyue?"

"We are the relatives of the emperor, the ancient Qiang tribe, and the Han people are also the ancient Qiang tribe, so we are of the same origin. As for the Baiyue people, they have moved to further southwest long ago."

Liu Rengui looked at Afa. Afa told him before that Li Liaoren was descended from Luo Yue and Xiou, and was one of Baiyue.

Ah Fa approached Liu Rengui's ears, "School Liu doesn't need to care. In fact, there are different opinions about the ancestors of the Liliao people, and they can't figure it out themselves."

No matter what, Bazha was still very polite to court officers such as Liu Rengui, who asked people to kill pigs and chickens, and cook rice to entertain guests.

During the meal, eight claws brought someone to lift a newly cast 300-pound bronze drum with cloud thunder pattern, saying that it was given to the official army.

"If Liu Jiao was summoned, he only needed someone to beat the bronze drum, and he could hear it within ten miles. When he heard the drum sound, we would arrive."

Liu Rengui was a little surprised. He didn't prepare any gifts, so he immediately took off the horizontal knife and gave it to the eight-claw leader.

The atmosphere on the table was lively.

After drinking and eating, Bazhao began to talk about the important matters.

He asked carefully what plans the court would plan to station in the military camp here.

What the Liliao people most disliked was the government's government's household registration and land collection and tax collection. Therefore, since past dynasties, as long as the court allowed them not to be naturalized and tax collection, everything else would be easy to say. Once the naturalized household registration and land collection and land collection, a rebellion would definitely break out.

"I was a soldier stationed in Huaide's palace and his position as a soldier. I worked as a farmer in my spare time, reclaimed land, and fought for the border and defended the country in war. As for the matter of organizing households and civilians, it was not the responsibility of our soldiers, so I didn't know it."

After receiving such a reply, Bazha and others were still not at ease.

But I couldn't ask anything, so I had to ask another question they were concerned about, that is, will the markets in Huaide County be open in the future?

People and others like to take advantage of the ruins, and taking advantage of the ruins means going to the market to trade.

They go to market and trade items with each other, and the most important thing is to change salt. Especially for the mountainous people, although most of them are good at hunting and smelting, they do not know how to make salt and need to be exchanged.

Because they live in inland mountainous areas, it is not convenient to go out to exchange salt. In the past, the Han people opened new counties in mountainous areas, set up markets, and brought salt and other goods they needed. This is also the reason why they were willing to let the Han people open counties and counties, which can bring convenience.

Now, due to the last rebellion in Huaide County, most businesses have traveled, so the market is naturally difficult to open on the Ruins Day.

"The market will reopen and the salt will continue to be sold." Liu Rengui told them that this time he led his troops to bring a lot of salt.

These salts were actually Li Jing who drew the funds for Liu Rengui to establish the Huaide Camp, and directly drew the salt to him, and then he was transported to Huaide with the army to trade with the lijian in exchange for the needs of the camp.

When Bazard heard that there was salt, he was immediately happy.

They even wanted to trade with Liu Rengui directly. They were willing to trade with slaves, gold, silver, bronze, fur, etc. Many of them were the Han people in Huaide County before.

Liu Rengui looked ugly when he heard this. Isn’t this too bold to sell the people under the rule of the court in front of the court officers?

However, Bazha and the others obviously didn't care about this. They even arrested and sold all the members of other tribe alliances, so they would not care about Han people who were not of the same clan. In their eyes, the court should be just a large tribe from the north.

"I have a lot of salt, but I don't want you to exchange the people of Huaide County as slaves. They are the people of the Qin Dynasty. Doing this will make it difficult for me, the commander who has the responsibility to guard the border and safeguard the people."

"I am now on behalf of the county magistrate Huaide. You have captured all my people as slaves. How can I, the county magistrate, serve as a slave? I am very grateful for your warm hospitality today. I hope we can get along well in the future. Therefore, I here ask you to hand over these people to me and take them back to the county and let them go home. In the future, you will have as much salt as you want, not only salt, but even other goods you need, which can be bought in the county market. How about it?"

Bazhao and others were not very happy. Why did this new commander be so unreasonable?

They muttered to each other.

However, it is obvious that Bazhao still has some insights. Chen Longshu, Tan Dian, Feng Xuan, these Han Li commanders in this area in the past few decades, are said to have been killed by the young man in front of him, and Tan Dian and Chen Longshu have also joined the court.

This shows that the court is indeed very strong, much stronger than when Feng Chen and others were in charge of the country.

For the sake of the hundreds of slaves, it seems that it is not worth offending the young man in front of him.
Chapter completed!