The two emperors Wen and Jing also continued this policy, which effectively delayed the speed of land annexation.

By the time of Emperor Wu, especially when he was addicted to alchemy and immortality in the later stages, the local area gradually began to lose control, and it was as difficult to control like a wild horse that broke free from reins.

After all, in order to support the Hundred Years War with the Huns, Emperor Wu consumed too much wealth and population in the world, and his control strength declined significantly.

The emperors of the Western Han Dynasty later also wanted to curb land annexation, but unfortunately they were unable to turn the world back until the Western Han Dynasty was destroyed.

At this time, Zhidu was a firm supporter of the system of migrating powerful people.

Even, Zhi is more inclined to solve the problems brought by the powerful people in these places in the simplest way.

If it weren't for Li Yunze's imperial edict that he had clearly stated that he would migrate these people to Guanzhong, it would have been a massacre at this time.

After all, they are all cruel officials, and what cruel officials are best at is to solve problems in the simplest way.

All people were killed, and the problem naturally disappeared.

Li Yunze has already had a one-time solution for land annexation.

That is to nationalize the land in the world, or to the emperor's ownership.

The land belonging to the emperor is naturally not allowed to be bought and sold, but can only be inherited.

If you want to do this, the emperor must have enough prestige and strength to shock all opposition forces.

At this time, Li Yunze had already met these conditions initially.
Chapter completed!