Will the temperature drop have any impact on Da Zhou?
First of all, it will definitely affect crop growth.
When the weather gets cold, it is easy for crops to freeze and die, resulting in a reduction in grain production.
Farming is a tradition in the bones of the people of the Great Zhou, and men, women, young and old are all good at it.
Secondly, it will cause livestock such as cattle, sheep, and horses to lose weight.
After all, the weather is too cold and some cattle, sheep and horses will freeze to death, and even those that survive will lose a lot of weight.
This would make life very difficult for the people of the Great Zhou.
It will bring great trouble to the governance of the court.
Almost instantly, everyone thought of the troubles that the drop in temperature would bring to the country.
Then, Lin Caiquan, the referendum representative, spoke.
Lin Caiquan glared at those people viciously and sighed helplessly, "I think this will bring great trouble to the Great Zhou."
"With reduced grain production and fattened cattle and sheep, the lives of the people of Da Zhou will become a mess, and this may lead to unrest."
Such things have happened too many times in the thousand-year history of the Great Zhou Dynasty.
To this.
Qin Yuan didn't say anything, but changed the subject and asked again.
"Have you ever thought about why the Xiongnu frequently invaded our Great Zhou?"
"Could it be that they are from the grasslands, cruel and bloodthirsty?"
Qin Yuan said leisurely.
We were talking about the temperature drop and the Little Ice Age, so why are we suddenly talking about the grassland people?
What does the ancestor want to say by saying this?
Everyone was stunned and looked at each other.
But since Qin Yuan asked, they had no choice but to answer.
Then, Lin Caiquan said:
"I think it's because the grassland people have no place to live and are hungry, so they invaded the Great Zhou in order to obtain enough food."
"Yes, you are right." Qin Yuan nodded.
"They invaded Da Zhou because they couldn't get enough to eat, so they came to Da Zhou to steal food."
"Otherwise, who would be willing to fight a war with their head on their belt?"
Lin Caiquan was a little puzzled and said, "Grandmaster, I have a question, but I don't know if it's appropriate to ask."
"Just ask whatever you want to ask." Qin Yuan said.
Lin Caiquan bravely said, "The grassland people's raids on the Great Zhou don't seem to have anything to do with the periodic changes in celestial phenomena mentioned earlier, right?"
This question really expressed the thoughts of the Taoists present.
Isn't it about teaching you your most secret skills?
How did the conversation go from celestial phenomena to the national economy and people's livelihood, and then to the people on the grassland?
Why is the master's thinking so unconventional?
They can't keep up!
Qin Yuan was not angry, but said calmly: "Yes, of course it is related."
"Have you noticed, Taoist priests, when do the grassland people usually plunder the Central Plains?"
"Well……"
Lin Caiquan was stunned for a moment, then replied, "It's usually after the autumn harvest."
"That way they can grab enough food to last them through the winter."
"Or perhaps it's the beginning of spring. After a cold winter, they suffered heavy losses and needed to plunder the Great Zhou to replenish their supplies..."
As he was speaking, Lin Caiquan's voice suddenly stopped.
Suddenly he exclaimed, "Grandmaster, are you saying that when the weather gets cold, the Huns will migrate south?"
"Why do you say that?" Qin Yuan asked curiously.
"As I've said before, the celestial phenomena in the north and south are different. At the same time, the further north you go, the colder it gets and the lower the temperature."
"The temperature in the Great Zhou has already dropped, and we've suffered a cold disaster. The Xiongnu will only feel even colder."
"If things go wrong, countless cattle and sheep will freeze to death."
"In order to survive, they only have one choice—"
"Nomads head south!"
Qin Yuan nodded slightly, indicating that he agreed with this conclusion.
This conclusion, if brought to the court, would be enough to cause a huge uproar and shock all the civil and military officials in the court.
Because the invincible Hun cavalry was about to march south.
Can the troops deployed by the Great Zhou on the border stop them?
If we can't stop them, how much will it cost to make these Huns retreat?
How much wealth did they lose?
Could the Huns have captured Jingzhou accidentally?
…
This is really not good news for the court officials.
However, it did not cause much stir among these Taoists.
After all, we are all practitioners of Taoism, staying away from the secular world and not getting involved in worldly causes and effects.
Even if I knew, there was nothing I could do.
I'm just a little surprised and emotional about this conclusion.
It turns out that the invasion of the Central Plains by nomadic peoples on the grasslands was inextricably linked to astronomical phenomena.
It turns out that celestial phenomena can affect the lifeblood of a dynasty in this way!
This statement was refreshing and enlightening to everyone.
But, what do these things have to do with the master's secret skills?
Such a conclusion is meaningless to Taiyi Zhenzong.
Could it be that the ancestor is fooling them?
The founder of their Taiyi Zhenzong actually gave the benefits to the Yuhan Sect.
Where can they seek justice?
They have already foreseen that with the help of the magic fertilizer that can turn barren land into fertile land.
The reputation of the Yuhan Sect will surely reach its peak.
From now on, no one, whether it is Buddhism or Taoism, can resist the Yuhan Sect!
The Yuhan Sect's incense will flourish for thousands of years.
How could the Grandmaster be so partial?
Why did they give such a huge benefit to Yuhan Sect just for a few moves of dual cultivation?
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