After listening to Liu Cong's words, Jiang Wan cupped his hands and said, "Your Majesty, ministers, etc..."
"Your Majesty, I apologize!" It was Ma Liang.
He stood up slowly, walked out of the queue and knelt down and said, "Your Majesty, before discussing this matter, I would like to apologize to the King. Chen Zhao had told me about this strategy before. I was so stubborn that I almost missed important national affairs. Please
The king will punish you."
It was rare for Ma Liang to admit his mistakes to Liu Cong, but Liu Cong also knew what kind of temper Ma Liang was, and he was not the only one who delayed merchants in this era.
Even though Liu Cong repeatedly ordered the equality of scholars, farmers, industry and commerce, the prejudice deeply embedded in people's hearts could never be changed overnight.
"My dear, please wake up. What kind of temperament do you have? I know that the copper stinker is a bit stinky, but it also has its merits. People can't live without business. Just make more corrections in the future."
"Your Majesty! I almost missed the country's affairs. If Your Majesty doesn't punish me, how can I convince everyone?"
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People like Ma Liang are strict with others and even stricter with themselves!
Chen Zhao quickly stood up and knelt next to Ma Liang, "Your Majesty, the Lord Shangshu was just excited for a moment, and there is nothing wrong with it. This matter is to be blamed on me. I should talk to the Lord Shangshu privately."
"I jumped over the rank and went to find the king. Even if the king wants to punish..."
Before Chen Zhao could finish his words, Ma Liang interrupted him, "Yaoyang! Step back. As the Minister of the Ministry of Revenue, I did not listen to good advice and ruined the country's affairs. This is my fault. You don't have to plead for me!"
"
Liu Cong gave a helpless smile and said, "Then I'll fine you half a year's salary."
At this moment, Xing Daorong brought the meal in, and Liu Cong quickly changed the subject and said, "Eat first, let's finish the meal before talking about anything else."
"promise."
Ma Liang finally stopped struggling, and he and Chen Zhao took their seats and started eating.
"Gulu."
Liu Cong took a sip of the soup and said, "Chen Zhao's policy of checking household registration is very undesirable. What do you, dear friends, think about it?"
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The minister ordered Jiang Wan to speak, "Your Majesty, the strategy is indeed a good one. The ministers have discussed it. If this strategy is followed, the Dingkou inspection will miss many fewer things than before. In addition, the benefits mentioned by Chen Zhao
Chuya can indeed play these roles.”
"Many issues and details have been discussed by the six departments. Only the issue of the body sticker, with a quantity of more than eight million, I really don't know how to make it distinguishable by everyone."
"If you only record your name and personal characteristics, it will be easy to falsify, but if you want to imprint the official seal on your body, this is too difficult and may not be easy to complete."
After Jiang Wan finished speaking, Pang Tong continued, "There is one more thing, that is, how to inform the people about the role of personal care, and how to get the people to cooperate with the government in creating a registration?"
Liu Cong chuckled, pushed away the meal on the table, and pulled out a bundle of blank bamboo slips, "I have already thought about the problem Gong Yan mentioned. We can use numbers to form numbers to replace various places."
"Coupled with the birth time of the holder and other numerical arrangements, it can be regarded as the holder's special symbol. Of course, this number still needs six departments to deliberate and discuss in detail."
With that said, Liu Cong picked up the bamboo slip and handed it to Wang Gong beside him, "You can discuss the specific content slowly when you go down. You can first take a look at the simple figures compiled by Gu."
"Just use it to combine the numbers on your body!"
Objects similar to ID cards have already appeared in the Tang Dynasty. This is the fish talisman invented by Li Yuan, the emperor of the Tang Dynasty. The fish talisman is a fish-shaped talisman used by officials in the Tang Dynasty.
The fish talisman is divided into left and right sides. The method of use is that the left talisman is placed in the inner court as a foundation, and the right talisman is carried by the holder as a proof of identity. Some fish talismans can also be used to mobilize the army and appoint and remove officials.
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By the time of Emperor Gaozong of the Tang Dynasty, the territory of the Tang Dynasty reached its peak, and fish talismans were even issued to foreign envoys. But it was only limited to high-ranking officials. Common people were not interested in fish talismans.
I don't know what it is.
Now, Liu Cong wants to award personal amulets to every citizen of Chu State. The complicated workload and process are many times more difficult than the fish charms of the Tang Dynasty.
Everyone looked at the numbers written by Liu Cong and exclaimed in amazement from time to time.
"From right to left, from zero to ten, these eleven numbers can be combined to form any number. However, when you were born, you can no longer write the birth date, nor can you use the year number to tell it."
"Today, the world has not yet been unified. Even if the world is unified, there will be too many emperors' reign names, which is not conducive to recording, and there is no intention to change the calendar!"
Before everyone could recover from those eleven numbers, Liu Cong dropped another even more bombshell news!
Changing the calendar? This is not an easy task, even more difficult than checking the household registration.
Think about it, no ordinary person can invent a calendar for people to use. Liu Cong really scared everyone when he said this.
The land of China now uses the chronological system of stems and branches, which goes back even further. It can be called the chronological system of the Yellow Emperor!
What is commonly used in the world in later generations is the Gregorian calendar spread to the world from the West. What is the Gregorian calendar? It means AD, and the Gregorian calendar means Lord in Latin.
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Who is the Lord? Jesus! Westerners regard the year when Jesus was born as the beginning of the Christian era.
Let’s talk about the lunar calendar. The lunar calendar refers to the moon. What was the name of the moon in ancient China? It’s called Taiyin Lord. When the moon goes around the earth, it’s called a month. It adds up to 12 months, and one year is calculated according to the lunar calendar.
That’s 354 days.
What about the solar calendar? The solar calendar was first recorded in Egypt. The Egyptians developed a special solar calendar based on the movement of the sun and the rise of the Nile River tide. When the earth revolves around the sun, a year is exactly 36,525 days.
In 1582 AD, Pope Gregory XIII decided to reform the calendar. After this reform, the AD calendar became truly accurate. The new calendar was called the "Gregorian Calendar" and has been used since then in modern times.
use.
It is worth mentioning that the "Time Calendar" formulated and promulgated by Guo Shoujing, an outstanding astronomer in the Yuan Dynasty in 1281 AD, has stipulated that the time of each year is 3652425 days, which is completely consistent with the time of 3652425 days specified in the Gregorian Calendar.
, but the Gregorian Calendar was only adopted in 1582, so the Time Calendar is 301 years earlier than the Gregorian Calendar.
However, the Western calendar is not a real calendar, it can only be regarded as a way of recording years. For the Chinese people, the Western calendar cannot be accurate and suitable.
The lunar calendar is the result of combining the lunar and yang calendars, which is why later generations still use the lunar calendar at the same time. After all, the people of China farm and produce based on the 24 solar terms, not the Western days.
Liu Cong didn't know much about these chronological things, but he knew that the "Gregorian Calendar" of later generations must not be used in this era. It is not suitable for the Chinese people!
After looking through the classics, Liu Cong roughly sorted out the historical process of the Chinese calendar from the Yellow Emperor to the present. Starting from the Yellow Emperor, the Yellow Emperor calendar, the Zhuanxu calendar, the Zhou calendar, the Yin calendar, and the Taichu calendar are all Chinese calendars!
The Yellow Emperor calendar is the prototype of the lunar calendar, and the Taichu calendar was formulated by Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty based on the Zhuanxu calendar, which makes the lunisolar calendar more consistent and more suitable for the Chinese people! The recent transcoding has been serious, which makes us more motivated and updates faster, which is troublesome
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