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Unfortunately, Shiyan's talent is far inferior to Cortez, and his Aztec expedition was full of ups and downs.

Although the Vietnamese soldiers have absolute military advantages and can often defeat the indigenous tribes with one attack, Shiyan's diplomatic skills have never made up for the shortcomings of Vietnam's human resources. Some aboriginal tribes who had just been forced to surrender by force would rather join the battle of the Aztec Empire against the water instead of following the victorious Shiyan.

Of course, Shiyan also has Shiyan's difficulties.

When Cortes conquered the Aztec empire, there was only one power in Central America, but at this time there were three powers in Central America: Vietnam, the Patriotic, and Spain. The Guardian was angry with Vietnam’s greed and sent people to support the Aztec Empire, hoping that the Aztec Empire would cut off the trade channel between Vietnam and Spain. Although Spain established a pan-alliance relationship with Vietnam, it was due to cultural and religious conflicts. Quite hostile to the Yue country, they also tried desperately to prevent the Aztec conquest of Shiyan.

The reason why the local indigenous tribes surrendered for a while and rebelled was also because of the enchantment of the Guardian and Spain.

The relationship between the three countries of Yue, Wei, and Spain is like the three kingdoms of Wei, Shu and Wu, and no one really wants each other to be strong.

Considering the upper limit of Shiyan's ability, his Aztec conquest plan will end in failure with great probability. Although Wei Dongsheng did not crush the subjective desire to conquer the Aztec empire, he was unwilling to see the soldiers of the Yue Kingdom fail under the leadership of Shiyan. After all, the Yue royal family were all descendants of Wei Dongsheng, and the Yue Kingdom was also from the Weixia Empire. Part. Meat, it's better to rot in your own pot. Standing on the **** of the Weixia Empire, if the Aztec Empire is destined to fall, Wei Dongsheng still hopes that Vietnam can replace Spain as the ruler of Central America.

After a few months in Mazu Port, Wei Dongsheng rushed to Viet Lai Port without stopping.

Then it took several months to arrange. Wei Dongsheng was able to quickly advance to the position of the highest military commander in Viet Lai Port by overcoming Shiyan, which had few results. Wei Dongsheng revised Shiyan's poor foreign policy, and gradually integrated the power of indigenous tribes with the successful experience of Java Island. More and more indigenous tribes gradually gathered under the Vietnamese flag. In this way, the indigenous soldiers of the colonies were consumed as cannon fodder, and the soldiers of the Vietnamese country were used as sharp knives to break through the key positions. In just over two years, Wei Dongsheng leveled and pushed the Aztec Empire.

The news spread back to the Old Continent, and Wei Dongsheng and Shiyan instantly became celebrities of the times.

Wei Dongsheng and Shiyan were international students sent by the Jiaozhi Domain to the Yue Kingdom. After graduation, neither of them chose to go home to work for the Jiaozhi Domain, but instead contributed their talents to the Yue Kingdom. If it were a unified dynasty, public opinion would definitely criticize such behavior as ungrateful. However, the reversal of the enfeoffment system gradually brought the concepts of the people of the Xia Dynasty back to the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period. Everyone can accept that Shang Yang, a Weiguo, is a reform of the Qin State, and naturally, it can also be accepted that Wei Dongsheng, a Cochin, is a Viet State to sweep Penglai.

In addition to the gossip of the common people of Jiaozhi, all the vassal states of the Wei Xia Empire praised Wei Dongsheng and Shiyan's achievements.

The vassal state of Yue, which is accustomed to the culture of enfeoffment system, did not rush to pick peaches to force Wei Dongsheng and Shiyan to hand over the fruits of victory, but instead enlisted famous officials on the spot.

In 1499, the State of Vietnam appointed Wei Dongsheng as the Penglai Jiedu Envoy, under the jurisdiction of all military and civil affairs in Penglai. Wei Dongsheng used Penglai’s power to effectively integrate Vietnam’s military and economic power, while gradually eliminating instability in Central America, while acknowledging each other’s sphere of influence with the defending country, and doing his best to smooth out the rift between Vietnam and the country. The United Patriotic together suppressed Spain. Under the leadership of Wei Dongsheng, Penglai Jiedu is thriving and the future is getting brighter and brighter.

The only regret is that the early great sailing adventures dragged down Wei Dongsheng's body. After taking office at Penglai Jiedu for two years, Wei Dongsheng was already sick and occasionally coughing and bleeding. Reluctant to continue his life until 1507, Wei Dong was struck by an intractable disease throughout his life, coughing up blood and coughing to death late at night, at the age of 42.

In terms of age, Wei Dongsheng lived the shortest in the fourth life.

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It was the preparation time on the 18th, and the fifth life experience was unveiled on time.

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In 1486, Wei Liangzhi died, and the fourth son Wei Shiai succeeded to the throne. He was the seventh emperor of the Wei Xia Dynasty.

In 1502, Wei Shi'ai passed away and had no children. His clan Wei Jimin succeeded him as the eighth emperor of the Wei Xia Dynasty.

In 1519, Wei Jimin died and had no children. His clan Wei Fengfu succeeded to the throne. He was the ninth emperor of the Wei Xia Dynasty.

From Wei Jimin's succession to the advent of Wei Dongsheng's fifth generation in 1525, the Wei Xia Empire was relatively peaceful.

The reason is simple.

Before the Wei Xia Dynasty, the land of Yue State and Wei State was a barren land in the eyes of the people of Central Plains. Since the Qin and Han dynasties, the Yue Kingdom and the Wei Kingdom were able to give birth to warlords in troubled times, but these warlords could hardly influence the situation in the Central Plains. The Sui and Tang dynasties ended the melee between the Southern and Northern Dynasties, and the two places fell in sight; Zhao and Song ended the five dynasties and ten kingdoms, and the two places still couldn't afford to make waves. Even if the accident of Jiaozhi independence occurred unfortunately, there was no hope for the northern expedition of Bianliang. In the distance, even taking the Zhu Ming dynasty in the real world as an example, Zhu Yuanzhang managed to manage Chen Youliang and Zhang Shicheng, and easily sacked Chen Youding with his masters, and he was forced to surrender without a fight.

In the early Wei Xia dynasty, the royal family and the Central Plains vassal states also did not take the Yue State and Wei State seriously.

The imperial family thought that the northern vassal states such as Lu, Zhao, Jin, and Zhou, and the Wei, Yue, Ming, and Han countries entrenched in the frontiers, could all be passed on. The northern vassal states also thought the same way. They felt that to dominate the Central Plains was to dominate the Weixia Empire. At the same time, the Yue Kingdom and the Wei Kingdom also clearly understood the potential of the two places and gave up their ambition to dominate the Central Plains early. It was also because of these backgrounds that the two countries focused on maritime trade, which led to the great geographical discovery of the Wei Xia Dynasty.

However, the profits of ocean trade have quietly raised the Yue and Wei countries.

The resources of the Americas and European gold and silver brought about by the Great Geographical Discovery are a huge change from quantity to quality.

In 1498, Wei Dongsheng conquered the central Penglai indigenous tribes represented by the Aztec Empire; in 1509, Shiyan once again led the army to conquer the southern Penglai indigenous tribes represented by the Inca Empire. Perhaps the example of Wei Dongsheng can be used for reference. Perhaps the Inca Empire has no foreign aid such as Spain and Weiguo to look forward to, and Shiyan has successfully fulfilled its mission. After conquering the Aztec Empire and the Inca Empire, resources such as gold, silver, copper, sulfur, and saltpeter were transported back to Vietnam one after another, and the comprehensive strength of Vietnam quietly surpassed the traditional power of the Central Plains.

The royal family and the northern vassal states all felt the pressure, and they all stared at the Yue Kingdom and the Wei Kingdom after they became rich. Vietnam and Weiguo have also realized these hostile sentiments one after another. In order to preserve the profits of the ocean, the two countries desperately conscripted the navy and army, and massive amounts of gold and silver have been turned into battleships and infantry teams after another.

Behind the relative calm is the torrential arms race of the various vassal states.

Perhaps with a single spark, the empire will be able to erupt into a melee that far exceeds the intensity of Wei Hui's Thirteen Years' War in Luoyang.

At the moment when the old balance was about to break, Wei Dongsheng descended to Yulong Mansion (Mexico City).

The perspective goes to Penglai.

After the death of Wei Dongsheng of the Fourth Century, Vietnam used flexible diplomacy to remotely control the military forces stationed on the mainland of Penglai.

In 1510, Vietnam split the jurisdiction of Penglai Jiedu, the real-world border between Mexico and the United States as the Laizhong Jiedu district, and the real-world South America as the Lainan Jiedu district.

In 1517, the Vietnamese nation split the area under the jurisdiction of the Laizhong Jiedu, and took the real-world area of ​​California in the United States as the Laibei Jiedu area.

In 1519, the Yue State took out the real-world Panamanian territory in the Laizhong Jiedu district and Lainan Jiedu district and set up the Tonghai Capitol. The Tonghai Metropolitan Government is under the jurisdiction of the Laizhong Jiedushi, but in fact it has a relatively high degree of freedom, which can be regarded as a weaker Jiedushi.

The Sanjiedushi and the First Metropolitan Government checked and balanced each other, and the Yue Kingdom tried its best to prevent Penglai from developing independent power.

At the same time, Vietnam prohibited Penglai from developing its navy alone. The navy stationed in Penglai was obliged to cooperate with all Jiedu envoys and the Dudufu to suppress bandits. However, the local Jiedu and Dudufu had no right to order the navy stationed in Penglai to serve them. In short, Vietnam used the method of controlling the sea to curb Penglai’s independent tendency, and took advantage of the navy to coerce the various envoys and captains into rotation.

As of 1525, this system was operating well.

Take Laizhong Jiedu as an example, regardless of the period of Penglai Jiedu, the first Jiedu was the Vietnamese aristocrat Sa Anton. From 1510 to 1525, Sa Anton served as an official for 15 years, almost operating the Laizhong area as his own site. But after a series of operations in Vietnam, Sa Anton finally agreed to relocate to Lainan Jiedu and continue to be loyal to the Vietnamese royal family. On the day that Sa Anton left office, the clan branch Wei Silu Heping took over as the second Laizhong section of duty.

The compromise between Sa Anton's inauguration time and the relocation of Lainan Jiedushi indirectly shows that Vietnam has relatively weak control over Penglai and that the local government has great autonomy. Except for Laizhong Jiedu who could not pass on the official position to the descendants of blood, Laidong Jiedu had almost all the authority of the Fanzhen, and could even be used to set up the county.

A word off topic, the limited area of ​​the vassal state has indirectly led to a substantial increase in the importance of prefectures. Take the Jiaozhi domain as an example, it is only in the region of several provinces. The prefectures in the eyes of the Jiaozhi domain and the prefectures in the eyes of the Han, Tang and Song dynasties have completely different meanings. The area of ​​Penglai is vast, even as far away as the old land of the Central Plains. If you let the prefects and magistrates be set up privately, the court of Yue Elementary School will be filled with Penglai upstarts instantly. How can the local tycoons of Vietnam allow such a thing to happen? In all these cases, the Yue State deliberately suppressed the official ranks of the Three Jiedu Envoys and the First Capital Governor's Mansion. The officials of the Laizhong Jiedu Envoys were mostly small and powerful.

The angle of view is narrowed to Wei Dongsheng's fifth life experience.

Compared with the fourth life experience, Wei Dongsheng's identity background continued to decline, and his nominal father was merely the mayor of a certain town in Jiedu, Laizhong. The mayor sounds like a small township official, but in fact its power and area under jurisdiction are equivalent to a county's magistrate, and may be simply described as the son of a magistrate.

The son of the second king, the son of the prime minister of Jin in the third, the son of the Jiaozhi prefect of the fourth, and the son of the magistrate of the fifth, the downward trend is quite obvious. If the downward trend remains unchanged, Wei Dongsheng’s sixth-generation experience may be the son of a real small township bureaucrat.

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