?On the day of his marriage, Liu Xun suddenly received an edict from the emperor, who named him the Marquis of Huating. He knew that it was Liu He who fulfilled his reward to him to repay him for his contribution to expanding his territory, and he was immediately even more grateful to Liu He.

Under this kind of thinking, Liu Xun bid farewell to his family just three days after getting married and took his wife and mother to Zhuyazhou to take office. At that time, it was completely called poor mountains and rivers, and the environment was very difficult. However, Lu Xun's newly married wife Sun Nishang had no complaints at all, and he was willing to do so, plowing the fields and weaving cloth, working hard, and living a simple and ordinary life.

Liu Xun was also very pleased to be able to marry such a virtuous wife. He often remembered a sentence that Liu He said in his wedding speech: "I am willing to be a bird with wings in the sky, and I am willing to be a branch on the ground." He felt that this sentence was so delicious and so skillful. He felt that the couple was now as close as he said.

"I am really grateful to my lord, this great matchmaker, because if it weren't for him, I would have missed this virtuous wife." 6 Xun couldn't help but recall that after he returned to his hometown, his mother, who was very surprised, immediately arranged to point a girl from Gu to him as his wife.

After that, Liu Xun was more diligent in political affairs and worked hard to develop production. The land here was rich and rich in resources. However, due to the low productivity, the farming method was relatively primitive, and the people had not yet been civilized and the people were more tough, so most of the people were unable to eat. After Liu He's guidance, Liu Xun processed some of the products such as coconuts and made many delicious foods. Liu Xun promoted rice there. Because the environment there was a special, rice could be ripened three times a year. In addition, many sergeants in the 6 Xun army were very proficient in agricultural production. He ordered these sergeants to implement military farming there and promote farming technology to the local people, which greatly improved the agricultural production level of Zhuyazhou. In just one year, people's food and clothing problems were met. Three years later, there was a large surplus in the food there.
Chapter completed!