These guys are obviously not short of money, but they risk being attacked by the Yi clan and secretly engage in the business of minting private money.

It's okay to make copper coins privately, at least they can be used.

The private casting of iron coins was completely against the imperial court. The emperor and the prince wished that the iron coins would be melted down as soon as possible.

As long as it is verified, the head of the household involved and the actual manager will be beheaded directly. Although the people of the three tribes can be granted amnesty, they will have to be exiled to southern Sichuan and have to deal with the barbarians from now on, and all their property will be confiscated.

This can also be considered as supporting the development of Southwest China.

From now on, all offenders in Sichuan who have crimes worthy of being exiled will be thrown to southern Sichuan.

Junlian, Yanjin, Xuyong, Gulin... are now in the hands of barbarians and urgently need to be enriched by Han people.

Far away in Beijing.

The Cabinet and the Ministry of Household Affairs are having a heated discussion on whether banknotes should be reissued in Sichuan, and most officials hold objections.

(Woof woof woof, bark three more times at the end, I promise to complete that chapter tomorrow!)
Chapter completed!