After more than ten days of repeated push and pull, the Annan nobles and officials finally gave in and agreed to let the civil and military officials brought by Zhu Kang serve as officials in Annan.

Zhu Kang then announced the restructuring:

"The Annan system is neither fish nor fowl. There are three princes with real power in charge of government, and there are six ministries, but there is no Zhongshumen. The Han is not Han, the Tang is not Tang, and the Song is not Song. If it is spread to the Ming Dynasty, it will only be laughed at."

"From now on, the three public officials will be replaced by the Ming Dynasty's cabinet system. Xie Hong will be the prime minister of the cabinet...Han Jing will be the privy envoy and minister of the Ministry of War..."

"Since it is a vassal state of the Ming Dynasty, Annan can no longer be called Dai Viet, and the king of Annan can no longer be called the Emperor of Dai Viet. Historical materials on daily life in the palace, inscriptions and official documents related to the government and the public, all with the word Dai Viet must be corrected!"

This set of reforms angered many Annan civil servants.

But he also took the opportunity to win over many civil servants!

The officials who were the first to express their support for the restructuring were all promoted. The military generals who were the first to join Zhu Kang were also promoted, and Zhu Kang even married them.

There were even two sons of civil servants who were recommended to study at the Imperial Academy of the Ming Dynasty. As long as their grades were not too bad and they learned Chinese, they had a high chance of staying as officials in the Ming Dynasty.

His son served as an official in the Ming Dynasty, which was enough for Minister Annan to brag about.

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Chapter completed!