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"We have been in possession of Guangxi for more than a year. Banditry has been basically eliminated and the state capital is at peace."

"As for Guangxi's chieftains, there aren't many in the first place, so the work of returning them to native land has been going well in the past year."

"Therefore, I decided to change the division of state capitals in Guangxi to make it easier for the court to dispatch officials to govern."

After Liu Sheng finished speaking, he signaled the guards in the palace to replace it with another newly made administrative map of Damei and Guangxi.

The ministers looked over.

Liu Sheng spoke out about the rezoning of the Guangxi prefecture.

"The changes this time are mainly in several state capitals in the southwest."

"Everyone must have seen it - Siming Prefecture, Longzhou, Jiangzhou, Pingxiang Prefecture, and Siling Prefecture were merged into Longjiang Prefecture."

"Guishun Prefecture, Fengyi Prefecture, Xiangzhou, Dukang Prefecture, and Di Lei Dong, an enclave formerly affiliated with Nanning Prefecture, are all under the jurisdiction of Zhen'an Prefecture."

Although Liu Sheng had not revealed much about the changes in the division of prefectures in Guangxi again, this time he and the ministers were not surprised.

Apart from anything else, the original name of Siming Mansion was taboo in Da'ei.

Damei was founded after the Ming Dynasty, but a certain place was called "Siming Mansion". Shouldn't it be appropriate?

As for the fact that all the Tusi states, which were originally few in number, were officially converted to their native lands, it was just as it should be.

After looking at the map for a while, Li Changwen stood up and handed over his hand.

"Your Majesty, although the prefectures in southwestern Guangxi have basically met the conditions for returning to their hometowns in the past year."

"But various ethnic minorities still exist, and the conflict between natives and foreigners will not be completely eliminated."

"Therefore, if we want these state capitals to truly stabilize, in the next few years, we need to send capable officials who are good at regulating the relationship between natives and Han barbarians to govern them."

Liu Sheng smiled after hearing this and said, "This is natural - Aiqing is also the Minister of the Ministry of Civil Affairs, so you can just put some effort into selecting some capable people to serve as civil servants."

There was a pause.

Liu Sheng added, "In addition, considering the future development plan of Guangxi, I also decided to change the provincial government of Guangxi from Lingui to Xuanhua."

After hearing this, the ministers subconsciously looked at the map of Guangxi in Damei.

Lingui is governed by the Guilin Prefecture, and was also the location of the former Si Yamen and the Governor's Yamen of Guangxi during the Ming Dynasty.

Xuanhua is governed by Nanning Prefecture.

Considering Liu Sheng's re-division of the southwest prefecture of Guangxi and his move to transfer Lianzhou Prefecture to Guangxi a year ago, several ministers could probably guess what Liu Sheng was thinking.

As far as Da'ei's division of Guangxi's state capitals is concerned, Xuanhua in Nanning in the south is indeed more suitable for provincial governance than Lingui in Guilin in the north.

For one thing, Xuanhua is closer to the border state capitals such as Longjiang and Zhennan in the southwest. Whether it is the original chieftain rebellion or the Annan invasion, Xuanhua, as the provincial capital, can respond more quickly.

Secondly, compared to Guilin and Lingui, Nanning Xuanhua is closer to the seaside.

When Liu Sheng transferred Lianzhou Prefecture to Guangxi last year, he said that it was to facilitate the development of maritime trade in Guangxi.

Da'ei attaches great importance to maritime trade and will compete for maritime hegemony in the future. This is something Liu Sheng determined at the beginning of the founding of the People's Republic of China and has repeatedly mentioned it in the past two or three years.

If Guangxi wants to develop and attach importance to maritime trade, it is naturally better for the province to be closer to the sea.

After understanding this, no one has any objections to the changes in Guangxi's provincial governance.

Later, Liu Sheng discussed other matters with the ministers about the division of state capitals and the relocation of provincial administrations, and ended the meeting.

In fact, Liu Sheng originally wanted to use this meeting to divide Chongqing and surrounding prefectures from Sichuan Province.

Considering that Damei was founded only a few years ago, and that although Sichuan Province is vast, its current population is not too large, and it will take some time to restore the prosperity of the Taiping period of the pre-Ming Dynasty, so the matter was temporarily shelved.

Prepare to discuss again in a few years.

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After the meeting.

Liu Sheng returned to the harem and went straight to Zhuang Fei Li Lingfei.

In October this year, another double happiness came to Liu Sheng's harem.

An's concubine Zheng Haizhu gave birth to the emperor's third daughter in early October, named Wan Zi as her baby name, and Liu Shan as her eldest name.

At the same time, Liu Sheng issued an order and Zheng Haizhu was promoted to Concubine An.

In late October, Concubine Zhuang Li Lingfei was diagnosed with pregnancy, but she was already more than a month pregnant.

At that time, Li Lingfei cried with joy.

One can imagine how much pressure it put on her because she had never been pregnant before.

Now I finally got what I wanted.

Liu Sheng also felt a little guilty, so he often came to accompany her during this time.

Yanxi Palace.

Liu Sheng was walking in the courtyard with Li Lingfei.

Because she was only one or two months pregnant, Li Lingfei looked no different from an ordinary woman, with a slim figure.

"Although you are pregnant, you don't have to stay indoors all day. When the weather is nice, you can go out for a walk."

"Yeah." Li Lingfei nodded.

Hearing Liu Sheng's caring words, she felt sweet in her heart.

I wish time could stay at this moment forever.

Or maybe Liu Sheng stayed with her every day, cuddling with each other.

But she knew this was impossible.

Not only did the other women in the harem need Liu Sheng, but many military and political affairs of the country also needed Liu Sheng to handle.

Perhaps, as long as Liu Sheng has a place for her in his heart, she should be satisfied.

Liu Sheng walked with Li Lingfei for a while, took a nap in her dormitory for half an hour, and then returned to Tianxin Palace to handle state affairs.

Soon.

Li Changwen came to Tianxin Palace with a document.

After saluting, he handed the document to the guard.

"Your Majesty, Suzhou Prefecture Customs has sent a document stating that the North Korean mission fleet has arrived at Wusongkou and requests to come to Nanjing for an audience."

North Korean mission?

After listening to Li Changwen's words, Liu Sheng looked at the document again.

I found that the above are all words that are not nutritious.

Probably, the King of Korea heard that Da'ei shunned the people, unified China, and was Zhengshuo of the Central Plains, so he sent a special envoy to visit him and asked him to become a vassal of Da'ei, etc.

After reading it, Liu Sheng said, "What do you think, sir?"

Li Changwen said: "Korea was originally a vassal state of the former Ming Dynasty. Among many foreign vassals, it can be said to be the most pro-Ming vassal state and the one most deeply influenced by Confucianism."

"However, since the rise of the Jurchens in Liao, they have invaded North Korea several times, which has changed the relationship between North Korea and the former Ming Dynasty."

"During the Wanli and Tianqi years, the former Ming Dynasty attacked the later Jin Dynasty, and North Korea sent troops to assist. The relationship with the former Ming Dynasty was not bad."

"However, first after the seventh year of the Apocalypse, Kim Beil Amin defeated North Korea and forced North Korea to enter into a 'Brotherly Covenant' with it and pay money to Kim."

"After that, the Later Jin Dynasty repeatedly oppressed North Korea. In the ninth year of Chongzhen, Huang Taiji attacked North Korea again and forced North Korea to break away from the former Ming Dynasty and become a pseudo-Qing vassal."

"A few years before the founding of our country in Damei, North Korea was either forced or intentionally joined and sent many soldiers to join the Qing army."

"Even when the Qing captives invaded the country twice in the past two times, there were Korean soldiers."

"However, since the founding of Dawei and the repeated defeats of the Qing Dynasty, the Qing Dynasty deliberately blocked the news. Now North Korea should know about it."

"Therefore, I think that the North Korean mission is probably here to ask for help from our country, in order to get rid of the control of the Qing captives as soon as possible."

Liu Sheng tapped the imperial case with his fingers and said: "As far as I know, since North Korea became a pseudo-Qing vassal state, the King of North Korea, Li Ju, suffered from 'Qing fear'."