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Chapter 62 Finale

In May of the eighth year of Tai'an, Ye Zhao returned to the court, but did not return to Chang'an directly. Instead, he went to Changmen Palace and respectfully invited Liu Bian, who had been imprisoned for two years, to return to Chang'an. At the same time, he imprisoned Ye Zheng, Jia Xu, Guo Huai, Wang Shuang and others.

Through this method, Ye Zhao made those in the court who criticized Ye Zhao for his indiscriminate plots and wanted to make his own decisions on behalf of the Han Dynasty completely shut up.

Not only that, Ye Zhao personally brought shackles to the hall and apologized to Liu Bian.

In the end, under the pleading of civil and military officials in the court, Liu Bian did not remove Ye Zhao from his official position, and Ye Zhao's reputation was reached to the peak after this incident. After all, almost all the world was shot by Ye Zhao with one sword and one shot. Even if Ye Zhao changed his dynasty, no one could say anything. Ye Zhao's approach won the favor of the people in the world.

After the war, it was naturally governed. In the next three years, Ye Zhao continued to improve the Han laws and gradually strengthened law enforcement.

In the 11th year of Tai'an, Liu Wei, the official wife of Ye Zhao, died of illness. In fact, after Ye Zheng sent Liu Bian to Changmen Palace, Liu Wei became seriously ill after being furious. It was the time when Ye Zhao pacified the Central Plains and was unable to come back in time. When Ye Zhao returned to the court, although he invited famous doctors from all over the world, the root of the disease had already fallen and he was unable to save him in the end.

After Liu Wei's death, Ye Zhao was depressed for a long time and resigned from Liu Bian. At the same time, he released Ye Zheng, who had been imprisoned for three years, and replaced Ye Zhao to rule, while Ye Zhao went to mourn Liu Wei.

However, Ye Zheng was not Ye Zhao after all, and his prestige in the court was not enough to convince the public. In the third year of Ye Zhao's resignation, that is, the 14th year of Tai'an (216 AD), the two countries of Wusun and Kangju in the Western Regions joined forces to expel the Han Dynasty from the Western Regions. In order to balance the Ye family's forces in the court, Liu Bian sent his confidant generals to preside over the war in the Western Regions, but was defeated by Wusun and Kangju coalition forces, which greatly lost Liu Bian's prestige. In desperation, Liu Bian had to personally request Ye Zhao to become an official.

After Liu Bian's repeated requests, Ye Zhao reluctantly agreed and asked Liu Bian to restart his former generals. Ye Zhao led Guan Yu, Zhao Yun, Ye Kai, Guan Ping, Cao Zhang and other generals to lead a 30,000 army to expedition for three thousand miles. It took three years to fight until the capital of Kangju, forcing the King of Kangju to be the minister. Wusun fled far away and returned to the court. Ye Zhao's name was restored to its prosperity again.

In the 18th year of Tai'an (220 AD), Ye Zhao returned to the court. Liu Bian wanted to grant Ye Zhao the title of King of Qi, but Ye Zhao refused to accept it. After asking for it again and again, Ye Zhao accepted the position of King of Qi at the request of Liu Bian and the civil and military officials of the court.

The King of Qi also wanted to be as good as the emperor. Ye Zhao's power reached its peak. After that, Ye Zhao spent another five years helping Liu Bian sort out the world again.

In the 23rd year of Tai'an (225 AD), the Queen of the Japanese Ematai of Japan, Himehu, came to pay tribute. During these decades, the shipbuilding of the Han Dynasty had already achieved the ability to sail far away with the efforts of the Shengong Camp. The Han Navy also opened several routes in the offshore area and discovered Yizhou, which was later Taiwan. Ye Zhao took the opportunity to establish trade relations with Himehu and continuously plundered a large amount of silver mines and other materials from Japan through commercial means.

In the 27th year of Tai'an (229 AD), Liu Bian died of illness in Weiyang Palace. He was said to be located in his son Liu Ren, and Ye Zhao was appointed as the Minister of Administration. He was appointed as the Grand Sima. Ye Zheng was appointed as the Grand Wei, and changed his dynasty to Hanping.

In the sixth year of Hanping (234 AD), Liu Ren, under repeated persuasion from his ministers, agreed to abdicate the emperor in Ye Zhao. Ye Zhao, who was already 66 years old at the time, successfully took over the throne after three resignations. In the same year, Ye Zhao's wife Cai Yan and concubine Xin'er both passed away, and Ren Hongchang was also unable to get sick.

Ye Zhao did not change the country's name, but still used the Han Dynasty as the country's name, and changed the year name to Han Xing, which was the first year of Han Xing.

In the second year of Hanxing (235 AD), Ren Hongchang finally failed to survive and passed away. In the same year, Guan Yu, Huang Zhong and Hua Xiong died of illness, Ye Zhao made Zhen Mi the queen and Sun Shangxiang the imperial concubine.

In the eighth year of Hanxing (241 AD), Zhao Yun, Ji Ling, Xu Rong, Ding Li, Fang Yue, Zhang He and other generals who followed Ye Zhao died one after another. Guo Jia, Xi Zhicai and Li Ru also passed away. However, the national strength of the Han Dynasty grew rapidly in the past 30 years. Ye Zhao promoted agriculture, business and engineering, solved the pressure of population survival, and destroyed nomadic peoples such as the Xiongnu and Xianbei. The emerging grassland tribes failed to become a climate, allowing the Han Dynasty to flourish in a comfortable environment. By the eighth year of Hanxing, the population of the Han Dynasty not only recovered its prosperity, but also saw a surge in population.

When Ye Zhao ended the troubled times, after household registration statistics, the population of the Han Dynasty was less than 30 million. However, in just 30 years, the population of the Han Dynasty increased by five times. By the eighth year of Hanxing, it had reached nearly 160 million.

At the same time, the industry and ship industry of Dahan have also undergone significant improvement in the past 30 years. Although it has not yet entered the industrial age, Dahan's flying boats have already had the ability to sail long distances and can reach Japan across the ocean.

In the ninth year of Han Xing (242 AD), the Kingdom of Japan surrendered to the Han Dynasty and was willing to move the whole country to the Han territory.

In the tenth year of Han Xing (243 AD), the general Ye Kai captured Guishan City and included the Dayuan Kingdom in the territory of the Han Dynasty. At the same time, he used flying boat technology to establish diplomatic relations with the Kushan, Anxu and Rome, which were ranked alongside the Han Dynasty at that time, and opened trade.

Because the flying boat technology is gradually maturing, the flight speed and safety performance have made great progress compared to when the flying boat first appeared. As the previous family, Dahan earned a lot of supplies for the Dahan in his trade with the Three Kingdoms.

In the 21st year of Han Xing (254 AD), the prince, who was 65 years old, died of illness. Ye Zhao, who was 86 years old, suffered a pain of sending black hair, and almost never recovered. He appointed the emperor's great-grandson Ye Chen (Ye Zheng's grandson) as the crown prince and changed the reign to Jianxing.

In the seventh year of Jianxing (261 AD), after fifty years, Ye Zhao finally built the first steam engine with the help of the Ministry of Works. The emergence of the first steam engine also means that the Han Dynasty will once again enter a rapidly developing industrial era.

In the following thirty years, until the 37th year of Jianxing (291 AD), Ye Zhao spent thirty years to continuously innovate through wars. With advanced weapons, he successively defeated Kushan, Absolutely and Rome, achieving the first unification of the entire Eurasian continent plate.

Modern tools such as telephones, trains and other modern tools have also emerged like mushrooms after a rain in the past 30 years, solving various military troubles of the Han Dynasty. Ye Zhao was also called the Emperor of Eternal Eternality by later historians, and his deeds have been praised countless times by later generations.

In the 38th year of Jianxing (292 AD), Ye Zhao, the legendary who lived 123 years old, returned to his ancestral home to Huai County after entrusting the throne to Ye Xun, his grandson (the grandson of Ye Chen), and passed away.

Although Ye Zhao passed away, his influence was extremely far-reaching. His nearly eighty years of rule, because of him, the privileged class never appeared again in his life.

After Ye Zhao, Ye Xun inherited Ye Zhao's will, continued to govern the world with Ye Zhao's strategy, and actively promoted the development of science and technology. According to his memories of his previous life, Ye Zhao made steam engines, trains and phones appear, but in Ye Xun's hands, it combined many Chinese cultural elements, and developed many different things, gradually embarking on a path that was easy to understand in this paper.

After Ye Zhao passed away, the Han Dynasty lasted for nearly 800 years. In addition, the East and West Han Dynasty and the century of Ye Zhao's rule, it lasted for nearly 1,300 years. In 1126 AD, when the last emperor of the Han Dynasty went west to the Americas, he was unfortunately destroyed by a meteor. The entire Han continent fell into turmoil and reorganization, and was divided into several countries. However, because the entire continent had been divided into 800 years under the Han Dynasty's rule, even if it was divided into different countries, the people in the territory still regarded themselves as Han people. The civilization of the whole world was also improved by hundreds of years because of Ye Zhao's emergence. When time moved to the time period of Ye Zhao's previous life, the earth had already entered the interstellar era.
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