It is actually not a good thing that Hu Feng has always been preserved, and even the people have been living in settlements.

This old patriarch, who took the initiative to make his beloved youngest son worship Wu Huaiyu as his adoptive father, and sent his bravest eldest son and his family to Chang'an, saw things very clearly.

Even if all the thousands of Sumo Mohe people are dispersed, so what. Even if Yanzhou is canceled and merged into Youzhou, so what.

Yu Yanshui's three thousand Sogdian Hu Ke had just perished, and even he led his Mohe disciples to contribute a lot.

"Fuyu Governor?"

"Me too!" Fuyu chose to follow Tu Diji's footsteps without hesitation.

At first, they supported the Mohe Usugu Tribe of Yu, and followed the eight tribes of Su Mo to move westward to the Sui Dynasty. After decades, he felt that this was the right path to choose, and now there is nothing to hesitate about.

Breaking it into parts and placing them dispersedly is undoubtedly a good way to avoid losing too much.

Wu Huaiyu was very satisfied with the cheerfulness of the two Mohe leaders and stood up to toast them each with a glass of wine.

Li Tu Diji responded respectfully, and even bluntly said, "We moved westward to the inner region and settled in western Liaoning. Later, there was the Sui Dynasty and turmoil. The imperial court was so kind that it still allocated land to resettle the immigrants in prefectures and counties." He bluntly said that he was already old.

He said, "I have become accustomed to staying in Youzhou. Now that the disciples have the opportunity to select government soldiers and practice in regiments, I am very grateful. I can't go back to Liaoxi, and I don't want to go back. I think there is no need to keep Yan anymore."

The name of the state, Shenzhou, is requested by the governor to write to His Majesty to abolish the Qiao and establish Yanzhou and directly place it under the jurisdiction of Youzhou."

"The same goes for us Shenzhou." Fuyu followed.

Based on the consideration of some special circumstances, the imperial court set up governor's prefectures and prefectures in the territory of some surrendered Fanhu, and they were still ruled by their chiefs. This kind of belongs to Jisi prefecture, that is, it belongs to it in name, but in fact it basically does not.

It is managed directly and does not register households or pay taxes.

There is also a method called Neifuqiao to set up prefectures, such as Yanzhou. Originally, the Mohe people like Tudiji attached themselves to the Central Plains and settled in western Liaoning. Liaoxi County was established under Yan County. They had territory, but they only managed their own tribes.

, in fact, basically no taxes were paid, and only a small amount of land tribute was paid.

But later, Diji and others moved inland, and Yanzhou was established in Youzhou to manage the tribal population of the original Yan County and Liaoxi County.

This tradition continues since the Wei and Jin Dynasties. For example, if a certain state is captured by an enemy country, the state will be established in the rear to resettle and manage the soldiers and civilians of the original state.

During the Wude period in the early Tang Dynasty, Yanzhou fell into enemy hands, so the imperial court established the Yanzhou Yamen in Lingzhou City.

During the Wei and Jin Dynasties, the establishment of prefectures and counties for overseas Chinese was originally a means to treat the refugees and appease the overseas Chinese. It was regarded as a temporary policy.

When Yanzhou of Tudiji was sent to govern Youzhou City, it had no real land. But later, in order to win over and appease them, the imperial court specially allocated a piece of land to the northwest of Youzhou City and established Yanzhou for them, which was equivalent to an upgrade.

It became Zhengzhou, but in reality it was only one county, and the people in charge were basically the Mohe tribe.

Tu Diji is now requesting that Yanzhou be abolished and not even used for overseas Chinese settlement. This is a very positive expression of loyalty.

Wu Huaiyu was very happy about this.

In fact, he also hates the establishment of prefectures and counties for overseas Chinese, or the establishment of autonomous prefectures and counties for Fanhu, creating a state within a state, which is harmful and useless.

Even if it is a temporary expediency, it will definitely be canceled if there is a chance.

Now is not the opportunity.

So Wu Huaiyu asked Lu Chengye to immediately write a petition for Tu Diji and Fuyu, requesting that Yanzhou be abolished and Shenzhou be merged into Youzhou.

After writing, Wu Huaiyu also signed his name, which was regarded as a joint letter.

Tudiji is now given the surname of Duke of the State of Yi, while Fuyu is only the Marquis of Fuyu.

This guy also knew that he did not have the prestige and strength of Tu Diji, and could not get the emperor to directly grant him a national surname, so he came up with Wu Huaiyu's idea. Taking advantage of Huaiyu's happiness, the old man also pulled out his favorite younger son and asked him to

He worshiped Huaiyu as his adoptive father.

Fuyu's youngest son, Hutouhunao, was his twenty-third son. Fuyu was very fertile and gave birth to twenty-three sons and a bunch of daughters. Several died of illness and died in battle at an early age, and now there are still eighteen

Son, this little twenty-three is about the same age as Li Jinxing.

"Artai meets his adoptive father."

"Hahaha, okay, I will accept you as my adopted son."

"Please ask the governor to give him a name."

"I'll give you the word "si Gong". I think of filial piety in the first place, and of respect in the position. I hope you can remember it."

Fu Yu patted his son's head, which had just been braided and had newly grown hair like a peach, "You will be called Wu Sigong from now on, why don't you thank Xianggong Wu quickly?"

"My son, Wu Si, would like to thank his adoptive father for the name." This boy responded quickly.

Wu Huaiyu originally only wanted to give him a name, but did not let him change his surname.

Before he could say anything, Fu Yu also thanked him and said that he would also take the surname Wu from now on.

"Wu Fuyu thanked the governor for bestowing his surname."

Wu Huaiyu looked at the two hairy heads of the old and the young, and couldn't help but smile. That's all, since the two men insisted on clinging to each other, it didn't matter.

The old man immediately added that from now on, all members of the Wusugu tribe in Fuyu will change their surname to Wu.

Good guy, there are thousands more Mohewu families all of a sudden.
Chapter completed!